More than 60,000 migrant workers were deported from Russia within nine months.
From January to September 2026, the Federal Court Service forcibly deported 63,500 foreigners from Russia who violated the law. According to data from the Ministry of the Interior, over eight months more than 260,000 immigrants were banned from entering the country - 75.8% more than a year earlier. Most of the refusals are related to administrative expulsion and deportation. As of November 3, we will remind you that a law will enter into force that will more than double the list of offenses that threaten foreigners with deportation: the number of sections of the Code of Administrative Offenses has increased from 22 to 45. The list included, mainly, drug trafficking, violation of immigration rules and the state border regime, disobeying the police and disobeying the police. Certain offenses on the Internet may also be grounds for deportation - public defamation of the armed forces, calls for sanctions against Russia, discriminatory actions.
The new regulations are designed to strengthen the fight against illegal immigration and improve public safety.