How we help Kyrgyzstan speak Russian

Rosobrnadzor promised to monitor the level of Russian language proficiency among migrants, even with the coveted "certificate". And from the first of April, no joke, visiting children will be tested on their knowledge of the "great and mighty" before being enrolled in school. There will be no exceptions for citizens of Kyrgyzstan, where Russian, according to the Constitution, is official.

RG tried to find out whether new labor migrants from the Central Asian republic (according to official data, more than 500 thousand Kyrgyzstanis already work in the Russian economy) will face difficulties of linguistic acclimatization in Russia. Read in full