Citizens of Uzbekistan who are in difficult circumstances in Russia and unable to travel home independently can count on support for their return, which includes covering travel expenses.
To receive this assistance, they should contact the representative office of the Migration Agency of Uzbekistan in Russia or its local branches. The Agency strongly recommends not delaying contact, as each case is reviewed individually, and specialists are ready to provide necessary practical help. The agency's representative office and branches operate around the clock.
If a citizen lacks the financial means to pay for the trip back to Uzbekistan, the transportation costs for the return will be compensated. Call center numbers are available for contact: +7 (499) 230‑00‑32 and +7 (499) 230‑00‑76, as well as a hotline: +7 (925) 045‑47‑44.
Regional representatives are available in several Russian cities, including St. Petersburg (+7 (951) 680-95-97, +7 (965) 772-70-79), Yekaterinburg (+7 (936) 251-76-21, +7 (922) 186-35-66), Samara (+7 (925) 750-87-57), Novosibirsk (+7 (925) 743-89-03, +7 (932) 327-00-04), Krasnodar (+7 (918) 173-00-09), and Vladivostok (+7 (964) 431-16-16).
The Migration Agency emphasized its readiness to help citizens return home. Previously, a charter flight arrived in Tashkent, bringing 27 Uzbek citizens deported from Sweden and Poland for violating the migration laws of those countries.