Russia's Interior Ministry projects 1.7 million foreign workers will arrive under a new organized recruitment pilot program between 2027 and 2030. The initiative will utilize a digital registry system to manage labor migration and generate 13.6 billion rubles in revenue.
The Russian Interior Ministry plans to implement a pilot program for organized recruitment of foreign workers between 2027 and 2030, expecting over 1.7 million arrivals. The project will utilize a new digital registry system funded by a commercial partner in exchange for processing fees, with projected budget revenues of 13.6 billion rubles.
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