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Russian citizenship for a Russian.
I was born in Russia, after the collapse of the USSR I received the citizenship of Ukraine, where I lived at that time. Can I get Russian citizenship as born in Magadan?
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In Russia, all kinds of Azeris and Ares get citizenship easily and simply, but the Russians hobble along this path.
Get it, of course, but with a lot of red tape. Yes, and, of course, you will have to renounce Ukrainian citizenship.
Get it, of course, but with a lot of red tape. Yes, and, of course, you will have to renounce Ukrainian citizenship.
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answered 11 years ago
I read sigur62's comment and remembered a case with an acquaintance: in 1990 he was drafted into the army, served in Tajikistan, served, returned home, went to get a passport, but he was not issued citizenship, because on the date of the collapse of the USSR he was outside RF. He explains that he was born in the Moscow region, which is confirmed by a birth certificate, he served where the Motherland ordered, all to no avail. On one of his visits to the PVS, and for obvious reasons, the guy’s nerves were on edge, he went into the inspector’s office, sat down, sat with another inspector with his back to him, I will write politically correct, an African American who at that time was being issued a form of citizenship of the Russian Federation. And this black guy, turning to our friend, asked in Russian: “Problems, fellow countryman?” And so our friend nearly killed him.
Conclusion: it is more difficult for those born in Russia to obtain citizenship than for anyone else.
Conclusion: it is more difficult for those born in Russia to obtain citizenship than for anyone else.
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answered 11 years ago
Or maybe the Negro has a Russian mother and he is a child of the Olympics and lived abroad, but decided to return. The most insulting thing is when guest workers are given mortgages and citizenship, and they don’t even know the language. And citizenship costs only 30 thousand, it's less than a piece of dollars and there are no problems
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you all for participating in the topic of citizenship!
I realized that everyone is indignant, but no one cares, because no one wants to fight bureaucrats, and some even pour fire in their favor with hints of 30 thousand rubles.
Pay and don't fool around! Good position! Only you all forgot that what was said echoes back to your own ears. Thank you for attention!
I realized that everyone is indignant, but no one cares, because no one wants to fight bureaucrats, and some even pour fire in their favor with hints of 30 thousand rubles.
Pay and don't fool around! Good position! Only you all forgot that what was said echoes back to your own ears. Thank you for attention!
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answered 11 years ago