US EditionAbout 30% of migrants in Russia fail Russian language examination
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On average, 30% of foreign citizens in Russia do not pass the Russian language exam on the first attempt, and up to half of them cannot do so on subsequent attempts. This is reported by TASS with reference to the Ministry of Education and Science. Migrants have been required to take an exam on the Russian language, basic legislation and the country's history since 2014 in order to obtain a work patent, residence permit or Russian citizenship. In…
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