
The document is aimed at simplifying the procedure for temporary labor activity of Russian citizens in India and Indian citizens in Russia
The State Duma adopted a law ratifying the agreement between Russia and India on temporary work activities of citizens, signed on December 4, 2025 in New Delhi.
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The agreement between Russia and India was signed in New Delhi on December 4, 2025.
At a plenary session, the State Duma adopted a law ratifying the agreement between the governments of Russia and India on the temporary labor activity of citizens of one state on the territory of another state.
The agreement was signed in New Delhi on December 4, 2025. The document was submitted for ratification to the State Duma by the Russian government.
The agreement is aimed at simplifying the procedure for carrying out temporary labor activities of Russian citizens in India and Indian citizens in Russia. It regulates issues of temporary labor activity, including work under an employment contract or a contract for the performance of work (provision of services), and also applies to workers studying in the host country and carrying out labor activities in their free time from study.

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