
In the Perm region, a court arrested a college employee accused of organizing illegal migration from 2021 to 2025 by introducing false information into educational documentation about exams and internships for migrants who did not actually attend classes.
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The investigation alleges that from 2021 to 2025, a college employee, together with his accomplices, entered false information into educational documentation about migrants passing certifications and internships, although they did not attend classes.
In the Perm region, a court arrested a college employee for organizing illegal migration. The Investigative Committee of Russia told Lenta.ru about this.
Searches were carried out at the defendant’s place of residence and at the college, documentation, communications and electronic media were confiscated.
According to investigators, from 2021 to 2025, the defendant, together with his accomplices, entered false information into the official documents of the educational institution about the successful completion of intermediate certification, educational and industrial internships by migrants. In reality, foreign citizens did not attend classes, did not undergo internships and did not pass exams - they should have been expelled and deprived of the right to legally stay in Russia.
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