Russian President Vladimir Putin extended a moratorium on expulsion until September 30 and …

Russian President Vladimir Putin extended until September 30 a moratorium on the expulsion of foreign citizens and stateless persons from Russia. They have the right to apply to the Ministry of Internal Affairs until September 30 with a statement to settle their legal status or leave the country. Previously, such an opportunity was introduced until June 15. The presidential decree is published on the Kremlin website.
“Until September 30, 2021, inclusive in relation to foreign citizens and stateless persons located in the Russian Federation, decisions on administrative expulsion outside the Russian Federation are not made,” the presidential decree said. This does not apply to foreign citizens and stateless persons exempted from places of imprisonment who have violated the legislation on the state border of Russia, which pose a threat to the country’s national security that assist in the commission of terrorist attacks that encroach on public order, including those involved in unauthorized shares.
Foreigners and stateless persons who arrived in Russia until March 15, 2020 and have no legal grounds for staying in the country, can apply to the territorial bodies of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with a statement on the settlement of their legal status or go beyond Russia until September 30.

Also, according to the decree of Vladimir Putin, the duration of the duration of the refugee certificates and temporary asylum certificates in Russia will be suspended from June 16 to December 31.