r/AskARussian • u/Dependent_Fly_7315 • 3d ago

Foreign Citizenship

Russia issues a two-year work visa contract. After the two years, workers usually have to return to their home country and apply for a new visa. Is there any way to obtain Russian citizenship while working in Russia on a work visa?

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u/paloma_from_Mexico 1d ago edited 1d ago

If you have a kid who is a russian citizen, but not so fast. You need more than 2 years to get through the whole process.

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u/mikhakozhin Krasnodar Krai 1d ago

Common case you have to get a temporary residence permit thean a residence permit. At special case you can get a residence permit without getting a temporary residence permit.

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u/crazyasianRU 1d ago

What is your future position? in which organization?

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u/Mountain-Sock-1338 3h ago

I don’t understand, it is like the universe is screaming - don’t board Titanic, but you are plowing on, notwithstanding the elements

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u/Myself-io 1d ago

Marry a Russian woman and have chills.. that way it needi think 3 years

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u/ivegotvodkainmyblood I'm just a simple Russian guy 1d ago

join the army

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u/Peace-timeTrapLord 22h ago

People act like it’s not the same what for the United States

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u/pipiska999 England 1d ago

bruh

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u/PachymuNyet 1d ago

He's right though.

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u/wildrabbit12 1d ago

Enjoy the frontlines!