You need to fill out the corresponding document by hand or on a computer in Russian. Then submit it to the territorial body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. You must also attach a copy of the employment contract or work agreement. Or the notification can provide information about a civil contract for the performance of work, if it is concluded orally. After this, the document is transferred to the territorial department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in printed form in person or by mail or in electronic format through the public services portal. The order comes into force on January 7, 2024.
Labor migrants will have to notify the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation about the start of work in Russia
Labor migrants in Russia will have to notify the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs in advance about employment in the country. This was reported in an order published on the official Internet portal of legal information.
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