The Petersburg Authorities Banned Migrants From Patenting in Shops and Salons
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The Governor of Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, expanded the list of areas in which foreigners are prohibited from working under patents by adding retail trade, medicine and beauty parlors to it, reported to the city administration. "The ban on the employment of migrants in Petersburg until the end of 2026 was introduced; certain activities in the fields of medicine, hairdressing, cosmetics, retailing, physical education and health care were added…
The administration of Petersburg prohibited foreign nationals with a labour patent from working in the fields of medicine, hairdressing, cosmetics, retail trade and physical education until the end of 2026.
The shops, beauty parlors, massage parlors and hairdressers in Petersburg were banned from engaging foreigners in patent work until the end of 2026, and the city administration press service reports on Thursday.
In St. Petersburg, migrants were prohibited from working as hairdressers, cosmetics and sellers, as well as in certain medical areas, and the city decided to do so by expanding the list of professions not available to foreigners with labour patents until the end of 2026.
Previously, in the North Capital, visitors were banned from working as taxi drivers and couriers – the best and most interesting news on the subject: Work, St. Petersburg, ban on the Fishki.net entertainment portal.
It is alleged that new restrictions are needed to combat shadow employment, rain television: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
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