Resident Registration In Russia
Registration in the Russian Federation is the system that records the residence and internal migration of Russian citizens. The present system was introduced on October 1, 1993, and replaced the prior repressive mandatory Soviet system of '' propiska''. The word "propiska" is still widely used colloquially to refer to the registration program. According to a Russian Constitutional Court decision, registration or absence of registration cannot affect any rights of a citizen. Citizens exercise registration and deregistration on a voluntary basis. Under the current registration program, Russian citizens must register if they live in the same place for 90 days (for Belarusian citizens in Russia and vice versa, registration is required after 30 days). There are two types of registration: * ''Registration of citizens at the place of residence'' (so called "permanent registration" or sometimes "permanent propiska" / "propiska") * ''Registration of citizens at the place of tempora ...
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Propiska Russian Passport
Propiska is both a residency permit and a migration recording tool, generally referred to as an Internal passport: * Propiska in the Russian Empire * Propiska in the Soviet Union * Propiska in Ukraine; see :uk:Прописка#Прописка в Україні (in Ukrainian Wikipedia) * Propiska in Belarus * Propiska in Kazakhstan * Current propiska in Uzbekistan See also * Current resident registration in Russia Registration in the Russian Federation is the system that records the residence and internal migration of Russian citizens. The present system was introduced on October 1, 1993, and replaced the prior repressive mandatory Soviet system of ''p ...