What is a Temporary residence permit? #
A temporary residence permit is a confirmation of a foreign citizen’s right to temporarily reside in the Russian Federation until he or she receives a Permanent residence permit (PRT). It is a stamp that is put in a passport or other identity document.
There is also a temporary residence permit for education purposes – this document allows a foreigner to live, work and study in the Russian Federation during the entire period of education and for another 180 days after the compilation of the education process.
The validity of a temporary residence permit is three years.
Who can apply for a temporary residence permit? #
- A foreign citizen or stateless person over 18 years of age legally residing on the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as a minor receiving a permit together with him/her, or recognized as incapacitated or limited in capacity, whose legal representative he/she is.
- A foreign citizen residing outside the Russian Federation, over 18 years of age, as well as a minor receiving a permit jointly with him or her, or recognized as incapacitated or limited in legal capacity, whose legal representative he or she is.
- A citizen of the Russian Federation or a foreign citizen, over 18 years of age, residing in the territory of the Russian Federation on the basis of a permit or residence permit, in respect of a minor foreign citizen, or recognized as incapacitated or limited in capacity, whose legal representative he or she is.
Grounds for applying for a temporary residence permit without taking into account the quota #
Without taking into account the quota approved by the Government of the Russian Federation, a temporary residence permit may be issued to the following categories of foreign citizens:
- Those who are entitled to a residence permit without obtaining a temporary residence permit (Article 8, paragraph 2);
- Those who are under 18 years of age and have a parent (adoptive parent, guardian or custodian) who is a foreign citizen with a temporary residence permit;
- Those who are under 18 years of age and have a parent (adoptive parent, guardian or custodian) who is a foreign citizen, and together with them receives a temporary residence permit;
- Those who are married to a citizen of the Russian Federation and have a place of residence in the Russian Federation in the same region in which their spouse has a place of residence;
- Those who are over 18 years of age, but recognized as incapacitated or limited in capacity and have a parent (adoptive parent, guardian or custodian) who is a foreign citizen, and together with them receives a temporary residence permit;
- Those who are over 18 years of age, but recognized as incapacitated or limited in legal capacity and have a parent (adoptive parent, guardian or custodian) – a foreign citizen, and together with them receives a temporary residence permit;
- Those who are enrolled in military service – for the period of their military service;
- Those who are participants of the State Program for Assistance to Voluntary Resettlement of Compatriots Living Abroad to the Russian Federation together with their family members who are in the process of resettling to the Russian Federation;
- Those who are citizens of a state that was part of the USSR and who received professional education in a state educational institution of higher education, a state professional educational institution or a state scientific institution located on the territory of the Russian Federation, under educational programs that have state accreditation or under a program of training of scientific and scientific-pedagogical personnel in postgraduate studies (adjuncture);
- Those who are the citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Moldova or Ukraine;
- Those who are in the process of resettling to the Russian Federation for permanent residence in accordance with international treaties of the Russian Federation on regulation of the resettlement process and protection of the rights of resettlers.
- Those who are stateless persons and have a temporary identity card of stateless persons in the Russian Federation or stateless persons who permanently resided in the territory of Ukraine and were recognized as refugees or received temporary asylum in the territory of the Russian Federation.
Article 6. Temporary residence of foreign citizens in the Russian Federation
What needs to be done before the relocation? #
Preparing for the relocation
- Obtain an Apostille for the original documents from the Hague Convention countries.
All original official documents (of the countries of the Hague Convention) in a foreign language should be prepared in three steps:
- They must be certified by an Apostille stamp on the original documents (“Apostille”), Apostille is placed on the original documents in the country where they were issued.
- Translated into Russian (including the Apostille stamp).
- Certified by a notary of the Russian Federation (in a consulate of the Russian Federation or at a notary in the territory of the Russian Federation).
Official documents and acts issued by organizations and institutions of foreign states that are not parties to the Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization of Foreign Public Documents signed in the Hague on October 5, 1961, unless otherwise stipulated by existing international treaties of the Russian Federation with foreign states, are accepted for consideration in the presence of consular legalization, which is performed by consular offices of the Russian Federation abroad and the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.
2. Resolve property, financial, educational and transportation-related issues in the country of origin.
3. Gather information on ways of transportation of property (personal belongings, means of transportation), assess risks and opportunities.
- Finalize personal matters in the country of origin. (Terminate contracts, insurances, etc.).
- Arrange for a visa (for visa countries, as well as for those countries that do not need a visa when traveling to Russia as a tourist).
- Check the spelling of the data in the visa with the translation, there should be no discrepancies
- Find accommodation in the region of residence.
- Finalize the process of obtaining a temporary residence permit in the Russian Federation (when applying at a consulate).
What is the procedure for applying for a temporary residence permit? #
The prepared documents and their copies should be submitted together with the application for a temporary residence permit in person to the migration department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at the place of intended residence, or to a diplomatic mission or consular office of the Russian Federation in the state of residence. The completion of obtaining a temporary residence permit takes place in Russia, even if the application is submitted at a consulate
A foreign citizen who has received notification of a positive decision on the application must apply to the migration division of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at the place of residence.
List of required documents for applying for a temporary residence permit #
Basic list for all, including quota-based applicants (for adults)
- Application: 2 copies (see the sample for how to fill in the application correctly)
- Passport, original and notarized translation of passport (all pages)
- Birth certificate (original and a copy)
- Migration card with a stamp on border crossing (original and a copy)
- Notification of migration registration (original and copy)
- Photographs (personal) 35x45mm – 2 pcs. (matte, b/w or color)
- State duty in the amount of 1 920 rubles (original)
- Certificate of proficiency in Russian language, knowledge of Russian history and the basics of Russian legislation (original).
For both temporary residence permit (TRP) and permanent residence permit (PRP) a comprehensive exam “in Russian language, knowledge of Russian history and the basics of the legislation of the Russian Federation” is taken. The difference between the TRP and PRP is in the number of correct answers. For the TRP it is necessary to answer correctly 65-70% of questions, for the PRP it is necessary to answer correctly 75-80% of questions.
The certificate for the TRP is not suitable for the PRP and citizenship. You can pass the exam for the level of PRP and provide a photocopy or notarized copy of the certificate for the PRP (depending on the region). In the future the same certificate could be attached to apply for the PRP and citizenship of the Russian Federation.
The certificate from the patent is not suitable for TRP, PRP and citizenship of the Russian Federation.
The validity period of the certificate for TRP – 3 years, for PRP – indefinite. *
- Medical certificates:
- conclusion of a psychiatrist-narcologist (original);
- certificate of absence of HIV infection (original);
- medical certificate of absence of infectious diseases (original);
- In case of different spelling of geographical names in the passport, birth certificate and other documents, a certificate of renaming of the city, region, etc. may be required. Such a certificate can be obtained from the Lenin Russian State Library (in person or by proxy), or a printout from Wikipedia may be satisfactory.
- In case of a change in the name, it is necessary to provide supporting documents (original and photocopy), or a certificate of name change.
- For visa countries: additionally provide and indicate in the application a certificate of absence of criminal record of the applicant (including those who have reached the age of 14 years). The document must not be issued earlier than 3 months on the day of application for a permit. Also, it is necessary to legalize the document by apostille stamping.
Additional documents to be brought with you in originals if available:
- Tax Identification Number (TIN) obtained in the Russian Federation (original, if available);
- Certificate of marriage / divorce (original and copy);
- Diploma/certificate of education/profession (original and copy);
- Employment record/work permit/patent with tax payment receipts (originals, if available).
When applying for a temporary residence permit or permanent residence permit, the following persons are exempted from confirming their knowledge of the Russian language, knowledge of the history of Russia and the basics of the legislation of the Russian Federation:
- Incapacitated foreign citizens or foreign citizens with limited legal capacity
- Foreign citizens who have not reached the age of eighteen;
- Foreign citizens – men who have reached the age of 65 years;
- Foreign nationals – women and have reached the age of 60
- Foreign citizens who are participants in the State Program on Assisting Voluntary Resettlement of Compatriots Living Abroad to the Russian Federation and their family members resettling with them in the Russian Federation;
- Foreign citizens – highly qualified specialists and members of their families who have applied for a temporary residence permit specified in paragraph 27 of Article 13.2 of this Federal Law;
- Citizens of the Republic of Belarus p. 8 p. 5
- Citizens of Ukraine, DNR and LNR;
- Those who have a school certificate of the USSR or a diploma of the USSR received before 01.09.1991 (it is necessary to provide a notarized translation (if in a foreign language) or a copy (if everything is in Russian) with attachments and the original).
- If the certificate or diploma of the USSR is lost, the duplicate is not suitable.
- If you have a school certificate or diploma received in the Russian Federation after 01.09.1991, you must provide a copy with attachments and the original.
For those who are currently studying in the Russian Federation and have not yet received a certificate or diploma in hand, it is necessary to take an exam.
For testing you need to bring:
- Application, filled out at the place of passing the exam;
- Original identity document (passport, residence permit, refugee certificate), its copy (page with photo) and its translation, or the first page of the residence permit;
- Payment receipt (payable at the place of testing);
- Pen with blue ink.
Depending on the grounds, the following documents are provided in addition to the basic list:
Persons married to a citizen of the Russian Federation:
- Marriage certificate (original and copy)
- Passport of the spouse (original and a copy).
On the basis of subparagraph 4, paragraph 3, Article 6 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”.
In the case of persons who are participants of the State program on rendering assistance to voluntary resettlement to the Russian Federation of compatriots living abroad and their family members resettling together with them:
- Certificate of the participant of the program of resettlement of compatriots (original and a copy).
On the basis of subparagraph 9, paragraph 3, Article 6 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”.
Persons who are citizens of former union states, who received education in the Russian Federation:
- Education document with an attachment (original and a copy);
- Certificate of state accreditation for the period of study, valid at the time of receipt of the document on education (copy certified by the educational institution);
- License for the caring out of educational activities with attachments for the period of study (if available) (copy certified by the educational institution).
On the basis of subparagraph 10, paragraph 3, Article 6 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”.
Persons who are citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Moldova or Ukraine
On the basis of subparagraph 11, paragraph 3, Article 6 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”.
Persons without citizenship permanently residing in Ukraine, recognized as refugees or granted temporary asylum in the Russian Federation, persons without citizenship who have a temporary identity card of a stateless person in the Russian Federation:
- Refugee certificate or certificate of temporary asylum (copy and original);
- One of the documents confirming permanent residence on the territory of Ukraine with a registration mark at the place of residence or a passport containing a mark of registration at the place of residence in Ukraine (original and if the document is in a foreign language, a notarized translation is required).
On the basis of paragraph 3.1 of Article 6 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”: citizens of Ukraine or stateless persons who permanently resided in the territory of Ukraine, recognized as refugees or granted temporary asylum in the territory of the Russian Federation (subparagraph 11, paragraph 3, Article 6);
Persons who entered military service, for the duration of his/her military service:
- Contract of military service (original and a copy).
On the basis of subparagraph 8, paragraph 3, Article 6 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”.
Resettlers from Turkmenistan and Latvia:
- Permission to move;
- An address list of departure.
Persons specified in Article 8, paragraph 2 of 115-FZ, who are eligible for the permanent residence permit bypassing the temporary residence permit, are also entitled to apply for a temporary residence permit if they wish.
For minors
A foreign citizen who has not reached the age of eighteen and the parent has a residence permit or receives a residence permit together with the child
A separate application must be filled out for a minor child.
An application could be filed by a legal representative (parent) who has a temporary residence permit or permanent residence permit; in the case of the absence of those documents, the legal representative can not apply for a temporary residence permit for a child.
- If a minor is under 18 years of age and has a parent (adoptive parent, guardian or custodian) who is a foreign citizen with a permanent residence permit; (p.2, p.3, Art. 6)
- If a minor is under 18 years of age and has a parent (adoptive parent, guardian or custodian) who is a foreign citizen and together with the minor applies for a temporary residence permit;(subparagraph 3, paragraph 3, Article 6).
On the basis of subparagraphs 2-3, paragraph 3, Article 6 of Federal Law No. 115-FZ “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”.
Documents required to be included in the application for a temporary residence permit
- Application (2 copies);
- Child’s passport and a notarized translation;
- Child’s birth certificate and a notarized copy or translation;
- Migration card and a copy;
- Notification of migration registration and a copy;
Passport of the applicant (parent) and a notarized translation. If the application for the child is submitted simultaneously with the application of the parent, it is not required;
- Copy of the applicant’s (parent’s) temporary or permanent residence permit (if available);
- Photographs (of the child) 35x45mm – 2 pcs. (matte, b/w or color),
- State duty in the amount of 1 920 rubles (original).
- Medical certificates:
- conclusion of a psychiatrist-narcologist (original);
- certificate of absence of HIV-infection (original) (to be obtained in the same place where the medical certificate of health);
- medical certificate of absence of infectious diseases (original);
In case of different spelling of geographical names in passport, birth certificate and other documents, you may need a certificate of renaming of a city, region, etc.. Such a certificate can be obtained from the Lenin Russian State Library (in person or by proxy), or a printout from Wikipedia may be satisfactory.
In case of a change in your name, you must provide supporting documents (original and photocopy) or a certificate of name change.
For visa countries additionally provide and specify in the application (for children over 14 years old):
certificate of absence of criminal record of the applicant, issued by the authorized body of the state of permanent residence. The document should not be issued earlier than 3 months on the day of application for a permit. Also, it is necessary to legalize the document by apostille stamping.
Duration of the application process
The application process takes 4 months from the date of acceptance of the application, unless otherwise established by regulatory legal acts or the Administrative Regulations.
For a foreign citizen who is a participant of the State Program on rendering assistance to voluntary resettlement to the Russian Federation of compatriots living abroad, approved by the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of June 22, 2006 № 637, and his family members resettling together with him, the duration of an application submitted to a diplomatic mission or consular office of the Russian Federation is 60 days from the day of receipt of the application in the migration department.
The application process takes 60 days for those who arrived in the Russian Federation on the basis which do not require a visa.
Advantages of a residence permit
- You are allowed to reside in Russia, without a need to leave the country, and carry out labor activity.
- You are allowed to freely cross the border of the Russian Federation
- It is possible to obtain a Mandatory Health Insurance policy and to be serviced in a polyclinic on general terms.
- It is possible to obtain an Individual Tax Number.
- You are allowed to open your own business by registering as an Individual Entrepreneur (IE).
- It is possible to work under a labor or civil law contract.
- There is no obligation to serve in the army of the Russian Federation.
The limitations of the temporary residence permit (TRP)
- TRP is valid in the region where it was issued.
- One can work only in the region where the TRP was issued.
- The period of stay outside the Russian Federation must not exceed more than six months cumulatively within a calendar year, except for cases of inability to leave the territory of a foreign country due to circumstances related to the need for emergency treatment, serious illness of the foreign citizen or the death of his/her close relative who lived at the time of death in a foreign country, as well as cases of a foreign citizen’s stay outside the Russian Federation in connection with business necessity; Otherwise, the status of the residence permit will be revoked.
- TRP is valid for three years.
- TRP cannot be extended.
- You must report annually on your place of residence and employment.
- Medical insurance is valid only for 3 years.
- There is no possibility of taking a loan from a bank.
- In case of refusal to issue the TRP or its revocation, the next application is possible after a minimum of 12 months.
- TRP does not entitle the applicant to social benefits, including pensions.
TRP for the purpose of education (TRPEP)
Documents are submitted in person or through the portal of Gosuslugi, in the territory of which the study takes place.
List of required documents:
- Application in 2 copies (there are several variants, for each individual case).
- Identity document of the applicant (one of the documents of choice, passport, an identity card of a person without citizenship or other document recognized in the Russian Federation). Passport validity period should be not less than 3 months before the expiration date on the day of submission.
- Birth certificate (original and copy).
- Photographs 35×45 mm 2 pcs, b/w or color (matte).
- Document confirming the degree of kinship (birth certificate, marriage certificate, document confirming the change of name, document confirming adoption, document confirming the powers of the guardian) – one of the documents at the applicant’s choice.
- Document certifying the identity of the representative (passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation, passport of a foreign citizen, other document recognized in the Russian Federation, one of the documents of the applicant’s choice) (if the representative submits the application, for example, a parent for a child).
- Documents confirming the absence of a criminal record of the applicant who arrived in the Russian Federation on the basis requiring a visa (for visa-free countries it is not necessary). The document must be issued not earlier than 3 months prior to the day of application submission.
- Documents confirming the applicant’s enrollment in a state educational organization or a state scientific organization: an administrative act of a state institution on the applicant’s admission for full-time study under a bachelor’s degree program, specialist program, master’s degree program, residency program, assistantship-internship program with state accreditation, or under a program of training of scientific and scientific-pedagogical personnel in postgraduate studies (adjuncture). A copy (extract) certified by the state institution.
Documents that the applicant has the right to provide on his/her own initiative:
- Migration card (for visa-free countries).
- Medical documents:
- conclusion of a psychiatrist-narcologist;
- certificate of absence of HIV infection;
- medical certificate of absence of infectious diseases;
- Receipt of payment of the state duty.
Administrative Regulations specifying the list of documents and procedures for registration of a residence permit for education purposes.
(Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation of 14.12.2022 No. 949. Federal Law of 25.07.2002 N 115-FZ (ed. from 14.07.2022) “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation” (with amendments and additions, effective from 01.01.2023). Article 6.2. Permit for temporary residence for the purpose of education (introduced by Federal Law of 14.07.2022 N 357-FZ).
The application process takes 38 working days.
Advantages of a temporary residence permit
- A foreign citizen can reside in the territory of the Russian Federation during the whole period of validity of the TRPEP.
- TRPEP allows for the free of charge assistance under the Mandatory Medical Insurance.
- TRPEP is issued for the period of the training program and is valid for 180 calendar days after the end of the training period. The passport is stamped on the issuance of the TRPEP for the purpose of study.
- TRPEP allows for studying and working in the Russian Federation.
- Annual notification is not required.
Restrictions of the TRPEP
- TRPEP is valid only in the region where it was received.
- TRPEP holder may not stay outside the Russian Federation for more than six months cumulatively during a calendar year, except for cases of inability to leave the territory of a foreign country due to circumstances related to the need for emergency treatment, serious illness of the foreign citizen or the death of his/her close relative who resided in the foreign country at the time of death, as well as cases when the foreign citizen is outside the Russian Federation due to business necessity.
- In case of transfer from full-time to part-time study, the TRPEP would be canceled.
- In the case of studying and working, the employment contract is subject to termination upon expiration of the TRPEP.
- Repeated (2 or more times) violation of administrative law within one year creates the basis for revocation of the TRPEP.
- Application for the permanent residence permit can be submitted only after completion of studies.
What is the procedure after relocation? #
- Correctly fill out the migration card that you will be given at the border. Fill it out as it is written in the passport, in Latin. The purpose of the visit is private.
- Register for migration at the place of stay (the terms of registration depend on the citizenship and the reason for entry).
- Activate (stamp) the resettlement book for those who move under the Resettlement Program.
- Pass an exam on knowledge of Russian language, Russian history and legislation (if there are no grounds for exemption).
- Undergo a medical examination
for the presence/absence of the fact of using drugs or psychotropic substances without a doctor’s prescription or new potentially dangerous psychoactive substances, and infectious diseases that pose a danger to others and the disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-infection) (except for cases provided for by the third paragraph of Article 11, paragraph 3 of Federal Law No. 38-FZ of March 30, 1995 “On preventing the spread in the Russian Federation of the disease caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-infection)”).
- Prepare documents to apply for a permanent residence permit.
The original document issued by an authorized body of a foreign state and written in a foreign language must be translated into Russian, including stamps. The correctness of the translation must be certified by a notary on the territory of Russia or in the Notary Department of the Consulate General.
- Pass a dactyloscopic registration (from the age of 6). The dactyloscopic registration is the taking of fingerprints and putting them into a database. The procedure is compulsory for people who receive a temporary residence permit in Russia or a permanent residence permit.
- Pay the state duty.
- Take photos
- Submit documents for a temporary residence permit, or complete the process if you submitted documents at a consulate.
What are the next steps after receiving approval for a temporary residence permit? #
- Within 7 working days from the date of obtaining a residence permit, obtain registration at the place of stay, or re-register for migration registration, if there is no possibility to obtain registration
- Get a Mandatory Health Insurance policy, Registration at the Pension and Social Fund, Individual Tax Number.
- At the end of each year of residence, within 2 months, send a notification of residence under the TRP and provide information on income.
Is there any assistance with relocation? #
Relocation to the region of settlement is carried out independently and at your own expense.
What payments or compensations are provided for foreigners living under a temporary residence permit? #
Compensation of travel to the place of settlement, transportation of personal belongings, expenses for payment of state duty for receiving documents defining the legal status of resettlers on the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as for payment of consular fees and fees for reimbursement of actual expenses related to visa issuance and acceptance of the application for temporary residence permit are provided only for participants of the State Resettlement Program.
After obtaining a temporary residence permit, within 18 months, foreign citizens are entitled to a one-time exemption from customs duties for the customs clearance of personal belongings and vehicles (if they meet certain requirements) in accordance with the customs legislation of the Customs Union.
When can foreigners with a temporary residence permit apply for Russian citizenship? #
Foreigners with a temporary residence permit cannot immediately apply for Russian citizenship, but only after receiving the permanent residence permit, subject to the terms and conditions stipulated by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
The application for the permanent residence permit shall be submitted not earlier than after 8 months of the first year of residence on the basis of the TRP and not later than 4 months before the expiration of the TRP.
If a foreign citizen has grounds for obtaining a permanent residence permit, bypassing the temporary residence permit, this period is not taken into account
Federal Law of 25.07.2002 N 115-FZ (ed. of 25.12.2023) “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”. What are the rights and obligations of a foreigner permanently residing in the Russian Federation?
Clause 5 of Article 8.
Within what period of time does a foreigner need to register for migration? #
Within 90 days.
✓ Citizens of Belarus
Agreement between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus on ensuring equal rights of citizens of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus to freedom of movement, choice of place of stay and residence in the territories of the member states of the Union State, Article 3.
✓ Highly qualified specialists and members of their families
regardless of the country
Within 30 days +7 days
✓ Foreign citizens who are participants of the State Program on Assisting Voluntary Resettlement to the Russian Federation and members of their families relocating together with them to the Russian Federation are exempted from the obligation to perform the actions necessary for their registration in the Russian Federation for a period not exceeding 30 days from the day of their resettlement to the Russian Federation.
Within 30 days
✓ Citizens of Eurasian Economic Union member states working in Russia
Economic Union
✓ Highly qualified specialists and their family members, regardless of country, if they are already registered at the place of residence in Russia, but
have changed their location.
✓ Kyrgyz citizens
✓ Citizens of Kazakhstan
✓ Citizens of Armenia
Agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation and the Government of the Republic of Armenia on the procedure for the stay of citizens of the Russian Federation on the territory of the Republic of Armenia and citizens of the Republic of Armenia on the territory of the Russian Federation, Article 1.
Within 15 days
✓ Citizens of the Republic of Tajikistan
Agreement between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Tajikistan on the order of stay of nationals of the Republic of Tajikistan on the territory of the Russian Federation, Article 1.
✓ Citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Within 7 days
✓ Citizens of Ukraine
Canceled agreement of 16.01.1997.
✓ Other foreigners, as well as those who have the TRP/PRP and no registration at the place of residence.
Revocation of temporary residence permit #
A foreign citizen’s temporary residence permit would be revoked only if serious reasons for this are present.
The grounds for revocation of a temporary residence permit are specified in Article 7, Grounds for refusal to issue or revocation of a temporary residence permit and in Article 7.1, Grounds for refusal to issue or revocation of a temporary residence permit for education purposes.
Federal Law of 25.07.2002 N 115-FZ (ed. of 25.12.2023) “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens in the Russian Federation”.