https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/...hildren-a71718
becoming easier and easier, for those who want and will stay here in Russia.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/...hildren-a71718
becoming easier and easier, for those who want and will stay here in Russia.
But it doesn’t mention the huge issue of having to surrender one’s own citizenship. What’s the status of THAT one?
That was abolished. I didn't have to surrender my US citizenship.Quote:
Originally Posted by rusmeister
But what was changed from a few months ago?
I quickly skimmed the article and i didn't see anything new?
neither do i have to renounce my Austrian one..though i still have to contact the Austrian consulate what THEY think about it..Quote:
Originally Posted by Remington
Check Federal Law 58-FL, 63-FL and 134-FL. Basically changes for foreigners are:Quote:
Originally Posted by americaninmoscow
1) Foreign citizenship renunciation is not required.
2) Foreigner with Russian spouse and child can apply for citizenship with no minimum length of stay in Russia.
3) Processing time reduced from 6 to 3 months.
4) This is more recent... Foreigner not married to Russian citizen and have adult Russian child can apply for citizenship.
Many other laws are more for foreign Russian speakers and students studying in Russia.
Are these already in force now? Is there a link to any official site?Quote:
Originally Posted by Remington
https://мвд.рф/mvd/structure1/Glavni...86%D0%B8%D0%B8Quote:
Originally Posted by rusmeister