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So I have a multi-entry business visa that has a current PVU registration stamp in the visa. I will be entering and exiting Russia several times next month, do I need to register the new migration card? I have brought it in to be registered after the new law came into effect and was turned away. Also what is this about going to the DEZ to register also? My visa is properly registered to my apartment by my landlord and company. Should I bother? Do you think this whole thing will blow over, like all the other times crazy new laws have been put into effect? Thanks!
Ash
Answer:
Dear Ash,
If the registration stamp was put on the migration card, you`ll have to re-register Your visa upon arrival. But this time the stamp will be printed in Your passport, becouse PVS changed the rules again. The letter from Your landlord should be verified by the head of DEZ/REU.
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