US EditionLatvia Demands the Departure of 841 Russian Citizens by Mid-October
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Since Russia's attack on Ukraine, Latvia has seen Russian citizens in the country as a security risk. Those who do not speak Latvian must go.
Latvia has asked about 840 Russian citizens to leave the country.
The migration authorities of Latvia require 841 citizens of the Russian Federation to leave the country until October 13 due to changes in the legislation.
A large part of Latvia's population belongs to the Russian-speaking minority. After Russia's attack on Ukraine, the country tightens its residence regulations.
The Latvian Citizenship and Migration Board (PMLP) has sent letters to 841 Russian citizens informing them that they must leave the country by mid-October because they have not submitted the requirements established by the amendments to the Immigration Act to submit an application for a residence permit and pass a language exam.
Ignorance of the language is costly. Hundreds of Russians to be deported - RMF24.pl - 841 Russians will have to leave Latvia - this information was reported by local media, quoting the head of the Office for Citizenship and Migration, Maira Roze. The Russians must leave by June 13
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