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Three years after investing at least 15 million rubles in socially significant projects;
Two years after the company was opened in Russia, provided that the company paid taxes in the amount of at least 4 million rubles in the current and previous years;
When investing at least 30 million rubles in a Russian legal entity, the legal entity must be at least three years old and have paid more than 6 million rubles in taxes and social contributions in the current and previous years;
One year after purchasing the property. The investment amount is calculated based on the cadastral value and must exceed 50 million rubles in Moscow, 20 million rubles in the Far East, and 25 million rubles in other regions.
Access to the high-potential Russian market and business opportunities, a favorable tax regime, low resource costs, and excellent conditions for the development of manufacturing, real estate, and access to the Eurasian Economic Union market.
Possibility of obtaining citizenship after 5 years of permanent residence.
Residents of Russia have the right to free medical care.
Residents of Russia and their family members have the right to free education. The education system includes a network of kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, gymnasiums, and universities.
The cost of obtaining a residence permit in Russia is often lower compared to other countries.
Expedited application process for permanent residence. Approval for a permanent residence permit typically takes three to six months, and for citizenship, up to six months.
The client undergoes a preliminary check, including a criminal background check.
collecting documents from the client and sending them to Russian authorities.
The client must come to Russia for 7-10 days to undergo the following procedures: medical examination in Moscow, fingerprinting, language exam, photograph, application for a residence permit
The client leaves the country for approximately 4 months and returns to obtain a residence permit for foreign investors.
A foreign investor can start a business in the Russian Federation in several ways. They can establish (or register) a Russian legal entity in the form of a limited liability company, a joint-stock company (which can be private or public), or a partnership. Another option is to register a representative office or branch of a foreign company in Russia.
A limited liability company or private joint-stock company can be established by an individual (Russian or foreign) or a legal entity.
The Russian tax system generally employs moderate fixed or regressive tax rates. Individuals pay personal income tax (13%), land tax (0.3% of the cadastral value of the land plot, calculated using a specific formula), and transport tax (which depends on the vehicle's engine power).
Corporate taxes for medium and large businesses include profit tax (20%), value-added tax (ranging from 10% to 20%), property tax (0-2%), and several other specific taxes.
The Russian Federation has concluded international double taxation avoidance agreements with many countries, which should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. The Russian Federation applies a 6-month permanent residence rule.
One of our offices is located in the center of Moscow, where more than 10 professional operations managers interact daily with immigration authorities, the police, banks, and tax authorities.
There's no room for error when dealing with immigration authorities. Denial of residency in one country can have long-term consequences, so it's important to work with a reliable and qualified immigration service provider.
Avoiding risks when choosing investment options—real estate, investing in social projects, or starting a company.
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