Criminal investigations initiated in Yakutia number 597
In the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), authorities have been actively investigating cases of potential violations of migration laws, particularly those involving the registration of foreign citizens.
According to recent reports, a total of 597 criminal cases have been opened under Article 322.3 of the Russian Criminal Code for the fictitious registration of foreign citizens. The majority of these cases, 482, were opened in Yakutsk, with additional cases in other districts such as the Leninsky (5 cases), Neryungri (2 cases), Aldan (1 case), Viluisky (1 case), Mirny (17 cases), and unspecified locations in the Republic.
The offenses under investigation include registering foreign citizens at a place of stay at the address of an organization where they do not actually work or engage in any lawful activity according to Russian legislation. Another potential violation involves registering foreign citizens at a place of stay based on deliberately false or fraudulent information, or without the host's intention to provide them with the premises for actual residence.
While penalties for the established offense of fictitious registration of foreign citizens include a fine of between 100,000 and 500,000 rubles, or the offender's salary or other income for up to five years, and imprisonment for up to five years with or without restrictions, it is not specified whether these new potential violations fall under Article 322.3 of the Russian Criminal Code.
Citizens are encouraged to report cases of foreign citizens residing without migration registration to the police for checks on migration law violations. The Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) can be contacted at 490-835 or 490-827 for reporting such cases.
It is important to uphold the integrity of migration laws to ensure the safety and security of all residents within the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). By reporting any suspicious activities, citizens can play a crucial role in maintaining the rule of law.
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