How to go abroad for permanent residence. Moving from Kazakhstan to permanent residence in Russia

The question of how to leave Ukraine for permanent residence in Russia in 2017 did not lose its relevance for that part of the Russian-speaking population that has Russian roots and does not see prospects for themselves in Ukraine, as well as for many citizens living in Donetsk and Luhansk regions . In this region with ongoing warfare, with a destroyed economy and infrastructure, it is often just a matter of survival, and people are forced to do something to protect themselves and their families. One of the available solutions to this problem is to leave for permanent residence in Russia.

Permanent residence, or permanent residence, does not have a clear legal definition. In fact, this is a statement of fact - a person moved to a country (in our case, the Russian Federation) legally, lives within it for at least a year (not necessarily at a specific address) and intends to live here further.

Departure to Russia from Ukraine for permanent residence means that this status obliges the migrant to pay taxes, respect the laws, lifestyle and traditions of the country.

At the same time, the rights of this individual are equated to the rights of citizens of Russia with a few exceptions (it is forbidden to elect and be elected to elected bodies of power, to hold high positions in the civil service, to serve in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, etc.). Having the right to permanent residence, you can live and work in any region of Russia without reference to the place of registration.

How to leave Ukraine for the Russian Federation

It is not difficult for Ukrainian citizens to leave for Russia: a visa and a passport are not required for this. You can go through any checkpoint on the Ukrainian-Russian border. You must have an internal civil passport and a completed migration card with you. From the date of its completion, the countdown of the 90-day period of stay in the Russian Federation begins (during these three months, it is not necessary to register with the migration authorities).

Until 2016, if necessary, it was possible to extend the period of stay for another 90 days (now this possibility is formally reserved only for residents of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, but in fact this provision also does not work in most regions of the Russian Federation).

Further actions of immigrants depend on their plans. If you want to just wait out the troubled times and then return back to Ukraine, you should apply for:

  • refugee status. It gives the right (for three years) to live, financial assistance and work without a patent, guarantees free medical service, the opportunity for children to attend kindergartens and schools. After a medical examination and fingerprinting, the applicant is registered at the temporary residence center for refugees or at the place of residence. Every year and a half it is necessary to undergo a re-registration, the status can be extended, after three years a refugee outside the quotas can receive a temporary residence permit, and after 4 years - a residence permit;
  • temporary shelter. It can be obtained by persons who have every reason to be recognized as refugees, but have limited themselves to applying for temporary asylum. It is also given out of humanitarian motives to those people who cannot be recognized as refugees, but deportation may harm them. This status is given for a year with the right to renew. Its owners also enjoy social guarantees, like citizens of the Russian Federation, they receive the right to work without a patent, to medical care, and to education. Such persons cannot travel outside the Russian Federation, otherwise they will lose the right to temporary asylum.

For permanent residence

For those who have decided to leave for permanent residence in Russia and stay here forever, there is a different, more complicated procedure for legalizing the status with the execution of additional official papers. It should be noted that in this case there are also several options for entry:

  • the usual official process of legalizing permanent residence for Ukrainian citizens. Here you can also highlight the entry of a highly qualified specialist, entry in connection with marriage with a citizen or citizen of the Russian Federation, etc .;
  • participation in the State program of resettlement of compatriots. This is the easiest and most common way. In this case, a number of benefits are provided for Ukrainian citizens: the terms for consideration of an application (10 days) and verification of submitted documents (15 days) are reduced, recognition seniority and qualifications based on an interview in the absence of the required documents.

Moving from Ukraine to Russia for permanent residence: required documents

Anyone who is going to seriously connect their fate with Russia, it is advisable to find out in advance what documents are needed to move from Ukraine to Russia for permanent residence. For each individual case, different lists are provided:



The applicant must complete an application form


and pass the state fingerprint registration. Ukrainian documents (passport) are transferred for storage to the territorial body of the Main Department of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in return a certificate is issued.

  • For self-entry you will need:
    • statement;
    • 2 color or black and white photographs (35 x 45 mm);
    • passport of a citizen of Ukraine (internal or foreign), departure sheet (indicating the place);
    • certificate of good conduct;
    • medical certificate (as in the previous version);
    • if there is a right to bypass quotas - its confirmation (citizenship of the USSR, marriage to a citizen or citizen of the Russian Federation, etc.);
    • diplomas of education, certificates, certificates, etc.;
    • certificate of proficiency in Russian, knowledge of the history and fundamentals of the legislation of the Russian Federation (Law No. 74-FZ of 01/01/2015). This confirmation is not required for men over the age of 65, women over 60, and if they have diplomas of education in the USSR.

How to take things from Ukraine to Russia with permanent residence

Citizens participating in the State Program for the Resettlement of Compatriots who leave for permanent residence in Russia are given the right to import their property and personal belongings into the territory of the Russian Federation without paying customs duties and with compensation for rail or sea transportation (according to Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 142 dated 03.03.2007 ). For all other categories of citizens of Ukraine, there is a rule on the import of property with a weight limit of up to 35 kg per person.

If this limit is exceeded, a fee of 30% of the value of the property will be charged.

How to take your own car

Exporting a car from Ukraine to Russia when moving to permanent residence will be simple only in two cases:

  • for participants of the State program of resettlement of compatriots in the Russian Federation. They have the right to transport one car per family without paying customs duties (provided that she owned this car for one year or more before leaving Ukraine);
  • in the case when the car belonging to the migrant was released in the USSR and was his property until 1991.

In all other cases, the export of the car is associated with additional costs and troubles.

How to legally emigrate: the registration procedure

Obtaining the right to permanent residence in Russia is a rather complicated procedure and requires compliance with certain rules. Speaking about how to start moving from Ukraine to Russia for permanent residence, it should be noted that leaving for permanent residence is not a secret flight from the country.

Documents can be issued before departure - in Ukraine. If a migrant left for Russia earlier, legally stays on its territory and decides on permanent residence in the Russian Federation, then he does not have to return to Ukraine to complete the documents - this can be done already on the spot.

Registration of legal exit in Ukraine

Citizens of Ukraine who have decided to take advantage of the State Program for Resettlement of Compatriots in the Russian Federation and are in Ukraine should begin the process of obtaining a permanent residence permit from a visit to the Embassy or to one of Consulates General RF in Ukraine (in Kyiv, Odessa, Lvov, Kharkov). Here you should leave an application for entry, get advice on participation in the program, and so on.

The next step is to submit an application for emigration and all the necessary paperwork to local authority State Migration Service of Ukraine (SMS) to obtain an exit permit. You must apply in person or through a legal representative.

The application is written either on paper by the applicant, or filled in electronically by an employee of the State Migration Service. If there are children under the age of 16, one of the parents writes an application for each child (in two copies). From the age of 16, the child writes the application on his own. You must first pay a fee in the amount of 195.31 UAH. (see the official website of the HMS of Ukraine http://dmsu.gov.ua/). The application must be considered within three months from the date of submission.

In case of a positive decision, the applicant should apply to the territorial local government at the place of residence to de-register (the nearest address can be found on the website http://dmsu.gov.ua/reestratsiya-mistsya-prozhivannya/organi-reestratsiji).

After deregistration, apply again to the State Migration Service, submit internal and foreign passports. They will be stamped with permission to travel abroad for permanent residence and a seal.

If a citizen has a passport in the form of an ID card, the State Migration Service makes changes to the contactless electronic document. The obtained permission is valid for 6 months - during this time it is necessary to move to Russia from Ukraine for permanent residence.

With this permission, a migrant has the right to permanently reside in another country without losing Ukrainian citizenship, participate in referendums and elections to Ukrainian authorities, renounce Ukrainian citizenship without returning to Ukraine, etc.

Registration of departure on the territory of the Russian Federation

For citizens of Ukraine who already live in Russia, it is possible to deregister in Ukraine without returning there, but this will require the help of a trusted person in Ukraine (parents, relatives, acquaintances) - it will be necessary to obtain a number of documents from there.

After all the papers have been collected, you need to come with the documents to the Ukrainian embassy or consulate in the Russian Federation and get on temporary consular registration to resolve passport issues. After submitting a complete set of documents, a passport with the necessary mark will be ready in 2-3 months.

A package of documents for registration

The lists of documents required for obtaining a permanent residence permit in the Russian Federation differ somewhat depending on where the registration takes place. For registration on the territory of Ukraine, you must have:

  • an application addressed to the head of the territorial body of the State Migration Service for permission to leave and deregistration (indicating the full name, passport data, telephone number, email address);
  • three photographs (3.5x4.5 cm);
  • internal passport, if available - international passport (originals and copies of all pages);
  • certificate of registration from the place of residence (original and copy);
  • birth certificates for each child (for children under 14) - originals and copies;
  • consent of children from 14 to 18 years old to travel to the Russian Federation (notarized);
  • passport of the legal representative (original and copy);
  • a document that confirms the authority of this representative (original and copy);
  • consent of the legal representatives of the person leaving for permanent residence, residing in Ukraine, to leave (certified by a notary);
  • the consent of the spouse (s) remaining to live in Ukraine to the departure of children under 16 years of age to the Russian Federation or a copy of the court decision on this matter, certified by a notary;
  • receipt for payment of administrative services.

Registration of permanent residence in Russia for citizens of Ukraine will require submission to the consulate:

  • application for deregistration (4 copies, one of them must be the original), certified by a notary;
  • 4 photographs (3.5 x 4.5 cm);
  • civil passport (4 copies);
  • certificates of registration in the Russian Federation (4 copies);
  • birth certificates (notarized) - original and 3 copies;
  • certificates of marriage or divorce (if any), of the birth of a child (if there are children) - 4 copies each (to be certified by a notary);
  • statements from parents or spouse (s) residing in Ukraine on the absence of objections regarding the move to the Russian Federation and material claims (signed by a notary). If the parents do not live in Ukraine - provide evidence of this (for example, an extract from the house register);
  • consent from the spouse (s) to leave the children for permanent residence in the Russian Federation (certified by a notary) - the original and 3 copies;
  • consent of children from 14 to 16 years old to live in Russia (certified by a notary). For younger children - consent from their representative (original and 3 copies);
  • certificates from places of work for 5 recent years in Ukraine (from each employer) - in 4 copies. If it is impossible to submit them, it is allowed to replace them with notarized copies. work book;
  • certificates from the tax service of Ukraine (at the place of residence) on the absence of debts;
  • certificates from the military registration and enlistment office on admission to travel abroad (for men 18-25 years old). Obtaining such a certificate will not be difficult if the applicant has already served in the army or has an exemption from service;
  • receipts of payment of the fee (details can be obtained at the consulate).


How to get permanent residence: an algorithm for solving the problem

In order to apply for permanent residence in Russia to a citizen of Ukraine, he must strictly adhere to a certain algorithm of actions. It will be somewhat different for those who enter the Russian Federation under the State Program, and for those who are not its participants:

  • fill out a migration card when entering the Russian Federation;
  • register for immigration. Upon arrival, within seven days, you should contact the Main Department of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at the place of residence (despite the permitted 90-day stay). This will be a signal to the migration authorities about the serious intentions of the Ukrainian citizen. In the same period, it is advisable to get on the consular register;
  • obtain a temporary residence permit (TRP). The application must be considered within 60 days. Participants of the compatriot resettlement program, highly qualified specialists with families skip this stage.
  • register at the place of residence;
  • obtain a residence permit (permit) for 5 years. The application can be submitted one year after the receipt of the RWP, and no later than 6 months before its expiration. The term for consideration of the application is 6 months. Veterans of the Great Patriotic War, former citizens of the USSR are allowed to immediately apply for citizenship of the Russian Federation, bypassing the stages of RVP and residence permit;
  • obtain citizenship of the Russian Federation after 5 years of residence on its territory. For several categories of citizens, a more simplified procedure for obtaining citizenship is possible:
    • for those who have Russian roots;
    • for native Russian speakers;
    • for refugees;
    • participants of the Program for Assistance to Voluntary Resettlement of Compatriots;
    • for those educated in the Russian Federation;
    • married to a citizen of Russia.

Simplifications may relate to the length of stay, the need to obtain a temporary residence permit and a residence permit.

First step: how to get a TRP for a citizen of Ukraine

Behind obtaining a TRP in Russia, you should contact the consular office of the Russian Federation while still in Ukraine (you need to pay 18 US dollars for the service (payment in hryvnias - 475 UAH).

You can also submit an application upon arrival in the Russian Federation. The state duty for issuing a TRP here is 1600 rubles. (See the receipt for payment on the website https://guvm.mvd.rf/).

This permit allows not only residence, but also work without obtaining a patent, and is issued for three years (without the right to renew) according to the allocated quotas. However, there are several nuances that must be taken into account:

  • you can not leave the Russian Federation for a period of more than 3 months (otherwise the permit will be canceled);
  • employment should be only in the region in which the TRP was issued;
  • availability of quotas. In 2017, 110,880 quotas were allocated throughout the country;

Each region receives a certain amount, and in the absence of quotas, permits will not be issued until next year. Participants in the compatriot resettlement program are outside the quotas.

Obtaining a temporary residence permit in Crimea: standard procedure

In Crimea, the same set of documents is required as in other regions of the Russian Federation. Temporary residence permits are issued to foreigners in accordance with the allocated quotas. In 2017, a quota of 1,500 people was allocated to the peninsula.

How to get a residence permit in Russia for citizens of Ukraine

After the expiration of the first year of temporary residence in Russia (but no later than 6 months before the completion of the TRP), it is allowed to apply for a residence permit in the Russian Federation with the necessary papers (all Ukrainian-language documents must be translated into Russian and notarized), pay the state duty in the amount of 3500 rubles.

The residence permit is granted for five years with the right to extend for another five, the number of extensions is not limited.

To do this, the applicant must submit proof of permanent housing and employment to the Main Department of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as annually report on the place of residence, work, income, departure from the Russian Federation (staying abroad for more than 6 months a year will lead to the cancellation of the residence permit).

Pros and cons of the State program to assist the resettlement of compatriots

All able-bodied, adult and able-bodied Russian-speaking citizens (ethnic Russians, former citizens USSR and their descendants). It is necessary to submit an application to the Main Department of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Required documents for themselves and family members.

This program allows you to reduce the time of consideration of the case and provides a number of other advantages:

  • when resettling in priority regions, the payment of cash benefits is 150 thousand rubles. participant and 70 thousand each - to family members at the first stage and, accordingly, - 90 thousand rubles. and 50 thousand rubles. at the second stage;
  • granting a residence permit, bypassing the RVP;
  • compensation for travel and transportation of property (from one to three 5-ton containers, depending on the size of the family), etc.

Of the minuses, it should be mentioned that you will have to live in Russia not where you want, but in one of the regions participating in the State Program.

What else is important for citizens of Ukraine to know when leaving for permanent residence in the Russian Federation

Ukrainian citizens should remember a few important rules:

  • when collecting documents, it should be borne in mind that the validity period of medical certificates according to the laws of the Russian Federation should not exceed three months, and in case of a delay, you will have to go through doctors again;
  • from 06/01/2017, only those who change Ukrainian driving licenses into Russian. For driving personal vehicles for non-commercial purposes, such an exchange is not required;
  • if a highly qualified specialist has terminated the contract, his residence permit is cancelled. A period of 30 days is provided for signing a new contract or leaving the Russian Federation;
  • the average cost of passing exams for knowledge of the Russian language, history and law of the Russian Federation and obtaining a certificate is 5300 rubles.

Where Ukrainian citizens can go for permanent residence in Russia

The question of where it is possible to move from Ukraine to Russia on permanent place residence is very important. The place where citizens of Ukraine can go when obtaining a residence permit status depends on a number of circumstances. For example, on how the entry was made.

Upon entry of a participant of the State Program with the payment of benefits, he will need to live and work in the region from which his quota was received.

In other cases, it may depend on the availability of work, housing, relatives, etc.

In general, the status of a residence permit gives the right to reside in any region Russian Federation. In large Russian cities the cost of living is very high, and work in the specialty is not always available. For a migrant, at the first stage, the task is to “catch on”, to find a job. The site http://russia.trud.com/ will help in finding a job: all regions of the Russian Federation with open job vacancies are represented here.

How to obtain Russian citizenship for migrants from Ukraine

gaining Russian citizenship- the final stage in the legalization of status for migrants from Ukraine. The timing of its receipt depends on whether there are benefits or the right to a simplified procedure for legalization. So, in a normal situation, this right is obtained after 5 years of a residence permit.

To apply for a passport Russian citizen it is necessary to submit a written renunciation of Ukrainian citizenship.


The refusal should be notarized and the original sent by registered mail to the Consulate of Ukraine. A certified copy of the refusal and a receipt for payment for registered mail must be attached to the application being submitted.

How to get a residence permit in Russia: Video

Registration of departure for permanent residence always begins with the submission of an application for a passport. It is simply impossible to leave the territory of the Russian Federation without this document. But which passport to get? It turns out that there are two types of this document, while obtaining one of them involves quite serious difficulties and a lot of bureaucratic formalities that the state will force you to strictly comply with.

Registration of departure for permanent residence: choose the type of passport

Departure for permanent residence must be carried out on a passport of permanent residence abroad. However, many Russians leave the country with a regular passport for temporary exits from Russia. Is this legal and how to act more correctly from the point of view of the law and personal interests?

Any Russian citizen residing in Russia can apply for a foreign passport by contacting the OVIR at their place of residence with an appropriate application. If the child is under the age of 18, the parent must apply for the child. If a Russian is abroad, then in order to obtain a passport, he needs to contact the Department of the Consular Service of the Russian Federation, where he can submit an application.

For clearance foreign passport For temporary trips, it is necessary to collect and submit the following documents:

  • Two questionnaires indicating your full name (including the former one, if the last name or first name has changed), gender, place of birth and residence, date of birth, purpose of issuing a passport. The questionnaire describes the labor activity for the last 10 years - departure for permanent residence is possible only if this activity complies with the current laws of the Russian Federation and allows crossing the state border.
  • The questionnaire is accompanied by 4 personal photographs and photos of children included in the passport.
  • If necessary, a notarized consent to the departure of the parent who does not leave the country with the children.
  • Documents on payment of duties and forms.

To apply for a passport for permanent residence abroad, you will need the following documents:

  • All documents required for temporary travel abroad.
  • For persons aged 14 to 18, a notarized consent to leave is required.
  • Citizens liable for military service are required to present a certificate from the military registration and enlistment office on the absence of objections to departure, if they have not yet completed military service.

In addition to all the above documents, all citizens of the Russian Federation submit a general passport, a work book (if this section is not certified in the questionnaire) and an original birth certificate for persons under 18 years of age.

Departure for permanent residence: is it worth issuing an appropriate passport?

Registration of departure for permanent residence must be carried out according to the passport of the corresponding type. The advantages of obtaining such a document are as follows:

  • You will be able to check out of the apartment before obtaining a visa. This is especially important for a family with children, because they can be written out only if they are registered in another place at the same time. The permanent residence passport solves this problem.
  • If you register at the consulate, you can easily come to your homeland.

However, the permanent residence passport has much more disadvantages, namely:

  • Making such a passport takes a lot of time and money.
  • Often, men aged 18 to 27 have difficulties with the draft board.
  • With such passports, you may face restrictions on the export of currency.
  • Issues may arise during checkout.

Thus, when leaving Russia for permanent residence in another country, you can use both a passport for temporary trips abroad and a passport for permanent residence. Today, more and more experts say that the permanent residence passport has long been illegitimate and has become obsolete, advocating for its abolition. Perhaps in the near future this document will indeed become irrelevant for Russia. In the meantime, it is more difficult to travel along it to a new place of residence, but it is safer.

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Question: Dear Alexander Mikhailovich! Question: Is a residence permit in Ukraine obtained by a Russian citizen (moving for permanent residence) a basis for customs privileges AT RUSSIAN CUSTOMS when transporting personal belongings? And tell me, please, what documents confirming the move to permanent residence are needed in order to receive a customs exemption? Thank you.

Answer: Dear Eugene! The residence permit is given for a certain period of time. Even so, it cannot be Permanent Residence. However, it doesn't matter to you. There are no exemptions on departure. The quantity you export is not limited. The fee is not charged. I don't even know what kind of benefits we can talk about. I wish you success, Puchkov A.M.

Question: Hello, Alexander Mikhailovich. I am moving to Ukraine for permanent residence. My citizenship is Russian. There is no registration in connection with an extract for permanent residence. Personal belongings are transported by container in unaccompanied cargo. Due to the lack of registration, a container with my personal belongings was sent by my relative with a Moscow registration, while I was declared the recipient of the cargo. For customs clearance of cargo, can I use the benefits of customs payments if the cargo was not sent by me? Thank you in advance. Olga.

Answer: I do not know the Ukrainian rules, but they are similar in all countries. Your cargo will be received by you duty-free if you have a document on resettlement for permanent residence. I wish you success, Puchkov A.M.

Question: Hello dear Alexander. I decided to move from Russia to Montenegro, there are reasons for living there. Question! How to properly declare and arrange for export personal belongings (a couple of computers, audio equipment, disks, books), whether there may be any problems at customs, given that everything is second-hand.

Answer: Export is not limited. Bring what you want. I don’t know about import to Montenegro, ask their Consulate. Think about whether you will then import it back, if so, then issue a declaration for temporary export. Then it will come in handy.

Question: Dear Alexander Mikhailovich! We are leaving for permanent residence in Germany, we will take home things by car in boxes, is it necessary to make a list of things in boxes? We will also deliver indoor flowers in boxes. Do they need any documents? Fiction (books) in boxes, will there be any difficulties during transportation? Pets cats and dogs will travel in a minibus: are the same documents required when crossing the border in Poland, Lithuania and Latvia.

Answer: You need to urgently contact the German Consulate and inquire about the rules for the import of personal belongings when entering for permanent residence. Everything will be released from Russia without any problems. Pay special attention to the design of veterinary certificates for cats and dogs, these must be documents of international standard. Plants, as a rule, are also subject to phytosanitary control.

Question: Please tell me how should I proceed. I am getting married to a citizen of the Netherlands and I want to take my car and personal belongings there. Since I will be registered at an address in the Netherlands, I will need to obtain license plates for the vehicle there. That is, I will leave Russia with transit numbers. What documents will customs require from me? Do they need a list of my personal items? Do I have to pay any fees?
Answer: Everything that you export from Russia is not subject to duty in Russia. Ask the Dutch consulate what and how will be taxed upon your entry into the country. When moving, the list is not mandatory, but it makes it much easier customs control. Now think about whether you will have to transport things back later, then it makes sense to declare them for temporary export and fill out a declaration for this case. Find out if it is more profitable for you to export the car temporarily, without renting a license plate and without losing your Russian registration. Ask the consulate about the rules for the temporary import of cars, etc.

Question: Please help me understand the situation - my family (husband, me and a child) are leaving for temporary residence in Kazakhstan because of my husband's work. We are going to send personal belongings (clothes, toys and small items of prime necessity) by luggage through the railway, and we will get there by plane. In the railway they said that customs clearance is necessary. The customs office said that it was necessary to hand over things and issue them at the railway station, then fill out an application at the customs office and provide detailed list things that will be transported by railway. After that, within 1-7 days, an inspector leaves for the railway and inspects things, draws up a list and then compares it with our list... Questions: does a child count as 1.3 years in this case)? 2. If necessary, is such a detailed list necessary? 3. And how serious will the inspection of things by the inspector be (will all the bags be unpacked and all things moved)? Perhaps my questions will seem naive to you, but I was faced with such a situation for the first time and the consultation of the local customs inspector did not suit me ... In advance Thanks a lot.

Answer: Let's start in order. 1. Customs clearance is mandatory for all goods (things are also goods) crossing customs border. Among other things, the customs officers will certify your list and this will allow you to bring things back duty-free at the end of your stay abroad. 2. I can’t say anything about the degree of inspection, this decision is made by the customs inspector, however, it is unlikely that he will be very tinkering. 3. Do not think badly about the inspector, he explained everything correctly and acts in your own interests.

Question: We are going to leave for permanent residence in the Czech Republic. As I understand it, there will be no problems with personal belongings when leaving. What about technology? For example, a computer, etc. What about the export of media - is there a large collection of films and programs on CD and DVD?

Answer: You will have no problems with anything, just contact the customs office in advance, where your things will be processed, with this question. Media verification is possible, but not required. And I'm not talking about DVD and VHS. I wish you success, Puchkov A.M.

Question: Good afternoon We transport by container: a car and personal belongings to Canada. How to arrange the cargo correctly if we are going for permanent residence?

Answer: When leaving for permanent residence, you can take out almost all personal belongings, including a car. You may have a problem with the export of the so-called cultural property. Customs refers to cultural values ​​all (including modern) works of art, as well as antique items: coins, postcards, books, household items, etc. By the way, if your car is "vintage", a problem may also arise. What should you do? First of all, decide on the carrier company. If the company is engaged in the transportation of private luggage, then you will not have any problems and you will be told where to go and what to do. At the time of collection, make detailed list what you take with you. It is desirable (even obligatory) to make lists "box by box" and "box by box". This will help with the inspection. Regarding cultural property, please contact the authorized representative of the Ministry of Culture in advance (available in every major city), some items may be prohibited for export. Do not try to take them out secretly (i.e. smuggling), embarrassment may come out. It's better to go to an antique shop and turn it in. If the carrier does not provide customs services, contact the information department of the nearest customs office and find out how to call a customs officer on the day the things are packed into the container. It is not recommended to put currency and jewelry made of precious metals and stones in your luggage, take it with you on the plane. The export of gold items is practically unlimited, if it is not a commercial shipment. Cash currency is exported in the amount of not more than 10 thousand US dollars. That's probably all. If you still have questions, write. Happy journey, Puchkov A.

Hello Sophia.
According to the Order of the Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2015 No. 254 "On approval of the standard public service“Execution of documents for leaving the Republic of Kazakhstan for permanent residence”, citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan who have a temporary residence permit or a residence permit, have every reason to apply for an extract for permanent residence through a foreign institution. This permit is issued in the form of a notification in the approved form (for information, the stamp on departure for permanent residence in the Russian Federation that was previously put in the passport is not put).
Thus, first of all, you need to leave for the Russian Federation and obtain a temporary residence permit or apply for a residence permit, then write to the Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Russian Federation an application in 2 copies of the established form with a request to leave for permanent residence in the Russian Federation and attach the following documents in 2 copies:
1. Questionnaire
2.Autobiography.
3.Original passport with copies of pages containing information.
4. The original and a copy of the identity card of a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan or a certificate of submission of this document to the relevant authorities (the original is confiscated).
5.Original and copy of the document on registration or permission to permanent residence(TRP or residence permit);
6.Original birth certificate with notarized copies.
7.Original certificate of marriage or divorce with notarized copies.
8.Original birth certificate for children under 14 with notarized copies.
9.Original work book with copies of pages containing information.
10.Photos size 3.5 x 4.5 - 3 pcs.
11. Notarized written consent from persons legally entitled to receive alimony from the applicant (parents, guardian and former spouses (wife), if there are minor children from a joint marriage, etc.). In the absence of agreement, the issue is resolved in court. In the event of the death of these persons, it is necessary to submit notarized copies of death certificates;
12. Information about parents (copies of passports).
13. The conclusion of the guardianship and guardianship authorities on taking into account the opinion of a child who has reached the age of 10, parents or legal representatives when making a decision to leave;
14. When leaving for permanent residence Kazakh citizens under the age of 18, together with one of the parents (guardian, trustee), must have a notarized consent of the other parent residing in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In the absence of the consent of one of the parents, the departure of a minor may be allowed in court.
During the consideration of the application by the internal affairs bodies, if necessary, additional documents may be requested.

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