In particular, the ban applies to the transport sector, agriculture and food production, in the field of supply of natural resources to the population and in public services. Foreigners will not be able to work in commercial organizations, except in the sale of cars, in the field of education, sports, information technologies and some others.
As Aksenov noted, he considers the uncontrolled presence of migrant workers in Crimea unacceptable, where more than 500 foreign workers who have violated migration laws have recently been identified.
“Labor migration should be more controlled and violators of the law will be guaranteed to be expelled from Russia. We plan to prepare legislative initiatives for May 1 to toughen sanctions and liability, including criminal, for violating the rules of stay and subsequent expulsion. of foreigners who have violated Russian laws,” said the head of Crimea.
