In
particular, A.L., his spouse K.B., and their three minor children, who found
themselves in severe financial distress in Vladivostok, were repatriated on
July 25. Their return via the Vladivostok–Yekaterinburg–Tashkent flight route
was funded by the Migration Agency of Uzbekistan.
Uzbek diplomats helped a family who found themselves in a difficult situation to return home from Vladivostok
Staff at the Consulate General of Uzbekistan continue systematic efforts to protect the rights and interests of fellow citizens, providing essential consular and legal services and offering practical assistance to resolve issues arising during migration.
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