The OP of the Russian Federation puts the condition for the transfer of families of migrant workers to Russia.
Visitors should only have the right to do so if they are willing to integrate and obtain citizenship of our country.
A different migration vector creates an unreasonable burden on the social infrastructure, noted Margarita Liang, Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Inter-Ethnic, Inter-Religious Relations and Migration of the Public Bureau of the Russian Federation, on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station.
In general, the question is asked: why did the person come to work? We say that there is economic viability for his stay in our country, we need him. But when he brings in ten more people who need to be served: school teachers, hospital patients, etc., we are slowly approaching it [to introduce a tax on immigrant family members - roughly. GM].
It seems to me that we should clearly separate migration streams: you can bring your family only if your migration vector is related to Russian citizenship. If you want to fit in, you move your family. And not to foster care, like migratory birds - bring the children, put them in the school, the whole school suffers because it is impossible not to accept him, but he does not understand Russian. He [a boy - approx. GM] suffers, everyone around suffers and teachers stop. Why is it necessary?