Uzbek citizens in difficult situations in Russia will be provided with free accommodation

Uzbek citizens in difficult situations in Russia will be provided with free accommodation

Assistance will be provided to Uzbek citizens working in Russia who have fallen into difficult financial situations, lost their accommodation, experienced pressure or violence, or become victims of forced labor. The Migration Agency’s Representative Office in Russia has signed cooperation agreements with approximately 15 hostels and 24-hour hotels in Moscow and the Moscow region.

After reviewing their situation, applicants will be provided with free accommodation for up to 30 days.

Applications are accepted at the representative office located at: 11/2, 1st Kazachiy Lane, Moscow (Polyanka metro station).

Currently, work is underway to conclude similar agreements in the North-Western, Ural, Siberian, Far Eastern, and Southern Federal Districts of the Russian Federation.

Detailed information about assistance packages for citizens working abroad is available on the xorijdaish.uz platform.