The representation of the Migration Agency of Uzbekistan in the Russian Federation has released a comprehensive report detailing its operational support for citizens throughout the month of September. According to the official data, the agency facilitated the safe repatriation of 4,401 Uzbek nationals who found themselves in vulnerable situations or facing hardships abroad.

In addition to facilitating travel home, the agency distributed one-time financial assistance to 983 citizens requiring urgent monetary relief. During the same period, specialists processed 5,715 cases involving legal consultations and practical assistance, addressing various regulatory and personal challenges faced by labor migrants in the host country.

The agency's interventions extended to covering essential living, employment, medical, and legal expenses. Specifically, temporary housing and workplace-related costs were reimbursed in 409 instances, while legal fees and payments for external organizational services were settled in 171 cases. Furthermore, medical expenses were covered for 19 individuals facing health emergencies.

The report also highlighted that 329 citizens received targeted social support, including active assistance in securing formal employment opportunities. Authorities reminded the public that individuals requiring help with labor rights or migration issues in Russia can reach out 24/7 to the representation's dedicated call center.

Source: kun.uz