Many representatives of the countries of the former Soviet Union dream of Russian citizenship. According to the current legislation, there is a simplified procedure for obtaining citizenship and a general procedure, the path to which begins through a temporary residence permit. The procedure for obtaining citizenship will be greatly facilitated by the presence of parents holding Russian citizenship and living in Russia, a spouse with Russian citizenship and birth in the RSFSR.
It is necessary
- -Application for obtaining citizenship to the Russian Embassy in Uzbekistan;
- -passport;
- -documents confirming your right to obtain citizenship under the simplified system.
Instructions
Step 1
To obtain Russian citizenship, an Uzbek needs to apply to the migration service at the Russian embassy with a request to issue a migration card and a residence permit. A foreigner can obtain the rights to Russian citizenship after 5 years of permanent legal residence in Russia. However, there are a number of points that give him the right to obtain Russian citizenship under a simplified scheme, six months after filing an application for citizenship.
Step 2
So, the right to simplify the acquisition of Russian citizenship belongs to persons who have at least one parent, a citizen of Russia, as well as persons who lived and live in the states of the former Soviet Union and did not receive citizenship at the same time. The simplified scheme for obtaining Russian citizenship applies to people who studied after July 1, 2002 in Russian universities, technical schools and vocational schools, and who have a corresponding diploma. Those born on the territory of the RSFSR also have the right to simplify the acquisition of citizenship.
Step 3
If there is a spouse, a citizen of the Russian Federation, after three years of marriage, his husband or wife can become a citizen of the Russian Federation under a simplified scheme. The fact that disabled persons have adult and capable children, citizens of the Russian Federation, gives their parents the right to acquire Russian citizenship. To a certain extent, a simplified scheme can also be applied to veterans of the Great Patriotic War.
Step 4
If, for example, one spouse has Russian citizenship, the other can come to him, and at his place of residence receive a migration card from the internal affairs bodies, having issued a temporary residence permit in Russia for three years. After three years, he can apply for Russian citizenship under the simplified system.
Step 5
Applications for admission to the citizenship of the Russian Federation are generally considered for a period of up to one year from the date of submission of all documents. For consideration of applications in a simplified manner, six months are given from the date of submission of all documents.
