Migration Roundup, 15-10-2026

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  1. Germany’s Foreign Ministry has stated that Russians of conscription age are subject to thorough vetting when applying for Schengen visas.
  2. Applicants for Serbian permanent residence are being asked to fill in a questionnaire that includes questions about military service and political activity.
  3. Latvia’s new Immigration Law comes into force today.
  4. Canada has issued a new round of permanent residence invitations through Express Entry.
  5. Thailand has changed its rules of stay for Russian nationals.
  6. US immigration enforcement is breaking records for the third month running: nearly 51,000 arrests in August.
  7. Chechen activist Mansur Movlaev has attempted suicide in a Kazakh pre-trial detention centre. In his suicide note he asked that Yulia Yemelyanova be saved from extradition to Russia.
  8. “He walked through the mountains for nine hours without stopping.” How to flee a military unit only to be caught at the Georgian-Turkish border — the story of Vlad Tatarintsev.
  9. The Kartica Trebica portal has published an in-depth piece on Russians obtaining citizenship “in the interests of Serbia.”
  10. Russians hoping to vote from abroad are being blocked from online access to the Central Election Commission’s systems.

Chuzhie (EXILES) is a Russian-speaking community of lawyers defending migrants in Europe. If you need help, write to us here or by email: chuzhie93@gmail.com


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