The launch of the organized recruitment of immigrants will be postponed in Russia The launch of the mechanism for the organized recruitment of foreign personnel has been postponed to March 1, 2027. Two sources in one of the federal departments reported this to Kommersant. The reasons cited were the unavailability of the relevant draft federal law, as well as difficulties in launching the IT infrastructure needed to operate the mechanism. According to the organized recruitment method of foreign labor, workers will come to the Russian Federation for specific employers. According to the project, the organizational recruitment mechanism will operate throughout the Russian Federation, with the exception of Moscow and the Moscow region. Migrant workers who are new arrivals will be subject to it, regardless of their status. Now some of them come to the Russian Federation from visa-free countries and pay for a patent that gives them the right to work, while some come with a visa within the quotas set by the government. In fact, as we wrote earlier, the tightening of immigration policy in Russia is taking place according to the old and unkind principle of "one step forward, two steps back."

The launch of the organized recruitment of immigrants will be postponed in Russia The launch of the mechanism for the organized recruitment of foreign personnel has been postponed to March 1, 2027. Two sources in one of the federal departments reported this to Kommersant. The reasons cited were the unavailability of the relevant draft federal law, as well as difficulties in launching the IT infrastructure needed to operate the mechanism. According to the organized recruitment method of foreign labor, workers will come to the Russian Federation for specific employers. According to the project, the organizational recruitment mechanism will operate throughout the Russian Federation, with the exception of Moscow and the Moscow region. Migrant workers who are new arrivals will be subject to it, regardless of their status. Now some of them come to the Russian Federation from visa-free countries and pay for a patent that gives them the right to work, while some come with a visa within the quotas set by the government. In fact, as we wrote earlier, the tightening of immigration policy in Russia is taking place according to the old and unkind principle of "one step forward, two steps back."