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If I am a citizen of Ukraine and work in Moscow. Can I fly from Moscow to Turkey and return back to Moscow? Or will they be sent back to Ukraine?
If I am a citizen of Ukraine and work in Moscow. Can I fly from Moscow to Turkey and return back to Moscow? Or will they be sent back to Ukraine?
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if you work under a patent, check with the Federal Migration Service
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answered 3 years ago
mindguru, well, you don’t need to compose either. If a person works, the employer has issued all the permits and other documents for him, what are the problems?
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka,
I won’t say for sure now, but I know that there are two options - people are invited as a narrow specialist or an ordinary patent. the first case - you can ride around the world around the world, the second - no reason for a return ...
... such a canoe, count up! (in Kristovsky's voice)))
I won’t say for sure now, but I know that there are two options - people are invited as a narrow specialist or an ordinary patent. the first case - you can ride around the world around the world, the second - no reason for a return ...
... such a canoe, count up! (in Kristovsky's voice)))
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answered 3 years ago
A patent is not a work permit. It is impossible to work with a legal entity. If the person has a work permit issued by the employer (it doesn’t matter if it falls into the HQS category or not), then everything is in order, you can enter Russia back.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka ,
"since 2016, a labor patent for work for foreign citizens is a permit to work in Russia for visa-free foreign citizens. This is a document required by every foreign citizen who has arrived in Russia in a visa-free manner and plans to legally carry out labor activity on the territory of the Russian Federation.
A migrant can work under a labor patent both on the staff of a legal entity and on hire from an individual"
it doesn't matter what the document is called. for 25 years, my husband had a license, a patent, and a permit - and at the same time he worked for a legal entity all his life. More precisely, two
every 3-5 years the name of this document changes. the bottom line is that many gasts, having left the Russian Federation and having live "permits" in their hands, cannot enter, since even paying the tax (otherwise the patent is canceled) - it existence is not a fucking reason...
"since 2016, a labor patent for work for foreign citizens is a permit to work in Russia for visa-free foreign citizens. This is a document required by every foreign citizen who has arrived in Russia in a visa-free manner and plans to legally carry out labor activity on the territory of the Russian Federation.
A migrant can work under a labor patent both on the staff of a legal entity and on hire from an individual"
it doesn't matter what the document is called. for 25 years, my husband had a license, a patent, and a permit - and at the same time he worked for a legal entity all his life. More precisely, two
every 3-5 years the name of this document changes. the bottom line is that many gasts, having left the Russian Federation and having live "permits" in their hands, cannot enter, since even paying the tax (otherwise the patent is canceled) - it existence is not a fucking reason...
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answered 3 years ago
krosotis,
in general, I answered in a vague way, sorry.
if you have a work permit issued by the employer on the basis of their invitation to the Russian Federation, then you can leave without problems. if you filed a patent on your own, then it’s better to sit at work ...
something like this
in general, I answered in a vague way, sorry.
if you have a work permit issued by the employer on the basis of their invitation to the Russian Federation, then you can leave without problems. if you filed a patent on your own, then it’s better to sit at work ...
something like this
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answered 3 years ago
