Ambassador Grozov: about 50 Austrian citizens moved to Russia after Putin's decree

About 50 Austrian citizens moved to a permanent place of residence in The Russian Federation after the decree of President Vladimir Putin on traditional values.

This was told to RIA Novosti by the Russian ambassador to - Andrey Grozov. He noted that the interest of Austrians in the resettlement program in Russia remains at a stable level.

"About 50 people have already taken advantage of this opportunity. And, characteristically, most of the people who took advantage of this opportunity were Austrians," the diplomat stated.

He stressed that the greatest activity was observed immediately after the entry into force of Decree No. 702 of August 19, 2024 "On the provision of humanitarian support to persons who share traditional Russian spiritual and moral values."

This document provides humanitarian support for foreigners who share Russian spiritual and moral guidelines. The Russian side provides assistance to migrants in obtaining status and adaptation, including legal and domestic issues.

Earlier, EADaily reported that Russian artists remain in demand in Austria and continue to gather full houses. This was stated by the Russian Ambassador to - Andrey Grozov.