Russia proposes ending migration card use for foreigners
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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has proposed abolishing migration cards for foreign visitors. This change could simplify entry and registration processes for foreigners in Russia, potentially affecting immigration control and administrative procedures.
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- •The proposal was made by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs on March 17, 2026.
- •Migration cards are currently used to track the entry and stay of foreigners in Russia.
- •The proposal aims to remove the requirement for foreigners to fill out migration cards upon arrival.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Russian government approves the proposal to abolish migration cards foreign visitors may experience faster and simpler entry procedures, while Russian immigration authorities may need to adopt new methods for monitoring foreign nationals.
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