The Migration Service of Uzbekistan has announced that Uzbek citizens in Russia who are unable to return home due to serious financial difficulties or other complex circumstances can seek assistance at the representative office of the Migration Service of Uzbekistan in the Russian Federation.
The central office and regional representatives of the agency operate around the clock, seven days a week. Each application is reviewed individually, and necessary practical support is provided.
According to established procedures, the Migration Service can compensate for travel expenses incurred when returning to Uzbekistan.
Citizens can contact the 24-hour hotline at +7 (499) 230-00-32 and +7 (499) 230-00-76, or call the duty line at +7 (925) 045-47-44.
Regional representatives of the agency are located in key cities across Russia, including St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Samara, Novosibirsk, Krasnodar, and Vladivostok. In St. Petersburg, contacts are available at +7 (951) 680-95-97 and +7 (965) 772-70-79; in Yekaterinburg, at +7 (936) 251-76-21 and +7 (922) 186-35-66; and in Samara, at +7 (925) 750-87-57.
For Novosibirsk, contacts are +7 (925) 743-89-03 and +7 (932) 327-00-04; in Krasnodar, +7 (918) 173-00-09; and in Vladivostok, +7 (964) 431-16-16.
The agency strongly urges Uzbek citizens and their relatives in Russia who face financial or other serious obstacles during repatriation to immediately contact the offices.