10 December, 2010:
TIM Services to host seminar – Implementation of Russian immigration laws. Employment of highly qualified specialists
TIM Services, The Professional Immigration Agency is pleased to invite members of the British Business Club to the open seminar dedicated to
“Implementation of Russian immigration laws. Employment of highly qualified specialists”
Date: 10 December, 2010
Venue: TIM conference-center located at bld.2, Letnikovskaya 10, Moscow (Paveletskaya metro station)
Target audience
· HR-Directors and HR-managers
· Travel and expat coordinators, administrative employees
· Lawyers
Event format: Lecture, round table, case-study, Q&A session
Agenda
· Status of foreign nationals in Russia: temporary visitors, temporary residents and permanent residents.
· Entering and staying in Russia. Types of Russian visas.
· Employment of foreign nationals coming to Russia with and without visa.
· Employment of highly qualified specialists. First results of legal implementation.
· Changes to the law on the legal status of foreign nationals (effective 1 July 2010).
· Liability for violating Russian immigration laws.
Organizational information
· Working language is Russian. Translation is not provided.
· Participation is free of charge.
· Speakers are practicing lawyers with more than 10 year experience in the sphere of immigration law.
· All participants will get free copies of “Immigration Guide to Russia” – a pocket book immigration regulations in Russia.
· The certificates are granted to all attendees.
Registration
To register please send a message to migration@timservices.ru indicating your full name, position, telephone, email and Company you are employed with. Participation is guaranteed upon the receipt of confirmation of TIM Services. There is no obligation to grant participation.
To receive additional information regarding the seminar please contact Danila Novikov of TIM Services through cell: +7.915.273.0609, office phone: +7.495.989.1817 or d.novikov@timservices.ru
As space is limited, participants are registered on a first-come, first-served basis.