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ARMENIA'S UPCOMING ACCESSION TO CUSTOMS UNION HAS NOT CHANGED THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIAN BAILIFFS TO ARMENIAN MIGRANTS
by David Stepanyan
Wednesday, October 9, 11:21
Armenia's upcoming accession to the Customs Union has in no way changed
the attitude of Russian bailiffs to the Armenian migrants. In 2013 over
30,000 labor migrants were deported from Russia. Armenian migrants
were deported along with migrants from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and
Azerbaijan. In addition, hundreds of migrants, including citizens of
Armenia, are waiting for their deportation in special isolation wards.
Not so long ago, a 47-year-olkd citizen of Armenia Farad Gasoyan
was deported from Buriatia and deprived of the right to enter the
country within 5 years. Gasoyan married in Buriatia, but failed to
extend the term of his legal temporary residence in Russia.
Earlier, Head of the Federal Migration Service of Russia Konstantin
Romodanovsky said that over 3 million of foreign migrants illegally
work Russia.
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by David Stepanyan
Wednesday, October 9, 11:21
Armenia's upcoming accession to the Customs Union has in no way changed
the attitude of Russian bailiffs to the Armenian migrants. In 2013 over
30,000 labor migrants were deported from Russia. Armenian migrants
were deported along with migrants from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and
Azerbaijan. In addition, hundreds of migrants, including citizens of
Armenia, are waiting for their deportation in special isolation wards.
Not so long ago, a 47-year-olkd citizen of Armenia Farad Gasoyan
was deported from Buriatia and deprived of the right to enter the
country within 5 years. Gasoyan married in Buriatia, but failed to
extend the term of his legal temporary residence in Russia.
Earlier, Head of the Federal Migration Service of Russia Konstantin
Romodanovsky said that over 3 million of foreign migrants illegally
work Russia.
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=6757E6A0-30B3-11E3-9AC70EB7C0D21663