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Exclusive employer contracts in Russia across construction, manufacturing, and specialized trades — matched by a dedicated TAPS specialist.

Russia's construction and manufacturing sectors are part of EMIGRATLY's Europe and Eurasia contract network, with roles in specialized trades and facility management. Every contract is verified directly with the employer before a candidate is matched.

Capital
Moscow
Currency
Russian Ruble (RUB)
Languages
Russian
Population
~144 million (2023 est.)
Saint Basil's Cathedral
Saint Basil's Cathedral
Russia · 55.76°N, 37.62°E Corridors into this country from our 8 source countries

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At a Glance

Latest published figures, and where this country sits among the 30 destination countries. The bar shows rank: a fuller bar means a higher figure.

Population
143.51 million (2025) 1st of 29 destinations
GDP per person
US$17,547 (2025) 16th of 29 destinations
Foreign-born share of population
5.3% (2024) 18th of 28 destinations
Unemployment rate
2.1% (2025) 21st of 25 destinations

Source: World Bank Open Data, retrieved 2026-09-29. Each figure is for the year shown; countries without a published value for an indicator are left out of that ranking.

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Geography

The world's largest country by area, spanning Eastern Europe and Northern Asia across eleven time zones, with enormously varied terrain and climate from Arctic tundra to temperate plains and steppe.

Economy and Key Industries

Energy exports (oil and gas), manufacturing, and construction are major employers, with significant regional variation in wages and demand between Moscow/St. Petersburg and the rest of the country.

Foreign Worker Population

Russia has historically drawn a substantial labor-migration workforce, particularly from Central Asia and the wider CIS region, into construction and manufacturing.

Lifestyle for Foreign Workers

Climate varies enormously by region — cold winters are the norm nearly everywhere, with genuinely extreme cold in Siberia. Cost of living is considerably lower outside Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Sectors EMIGRATLY Places Into

Construction, manufacturing, and specialized trades are Russia's primary EMIGRATLY sectors.

Publicly Showcased Roles

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