Russia Reports Large Number of Illegal Migrants, Launches New Registry
Speaking to the State Duma about the government’s 2025 performance, Mishustin said the Cabinet is focused on creating conditions that allow foreign workers to have stable employment and avoid legal issues.
"In 2025, the register of controlled persons was finally launched. This is an important area of our work. These are those who are illegally in Russia. There are about 840,000 of them as of February 6th," he said.
He added that illegal migrants face restrictions on certain activities, including travel, driving, financial transactions, marriage, and access to banking services.
Turning to the economy, Mishustin noted that the government has halted inflation growth and is introducing measures to sustain development amid external pressures and sanctions. He highlighted that housing and communal services remain the most challenging sector, requiring comprehensive modernization.
Mishustin also said reforms are planned for the education system, efforts continue to improve demographics, and the healthcare sector’s overall situation is generally satisfactory.
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