When moving to another country, for example, to Ukraine, you need to take into account many different factors and difficulties that you may have to worry about. Nevertheless, the Russian has a fairly real opportunity if he wants to move to this country for permanent residence.
Instruction manual
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Find out on what basis you can move to Ukraine. A Russian can stay in this country without a visa for 90 days, but without the right to work. For a longer residence permit you will need good reason. These include the presence of a direct relationship with the citizens of Ukraine, for example, if your parents, grandparents, sister or brother have a Ukrainian passport. Also, spouses of Ukrainians and people who renounced the citizenship of this country, for example, in connection with the acquisition of a new one, can apply for a permanent residence permit.
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Find a job in Ukraine. It can also be a good opportunity to relocate. This can be done using one of the international personnel search sites, or you can come to the country personally and attend interviews. Upon approval of your candidacy, you will receive a letter from the employer certifying this.
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Go to study at a Ukrainian university. However, keep in mind that education for foreign citizens there is paid. Therefore, it is worth choosing a training program for a specialty that will really come in handy for future employment. Moreover, diplomas of leading Russian universities are also well accepted by employers and without additional Ukrainian education.
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Get a residence permit. This can be done both in Russia, in the Ukrainian embassy, and in Ukraine. The package of documents will depend on the purpose for which you want to settle in the country. You will need to confirm the presence of relatives with Ukrainian citizenship or a suitable place of work or study.
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Knowledge of the Ukrainian language for emigration is optional. But keep in mind that if you want to move to the western regions of the country, studying it will be necessary - there it is used as an everyday and working majority of the population. Teaching in universities is conducted in Ukrainian.
