High Salaries for Migrants in Russia: Job Opportunities Overview
The Russian Ministry of Labour has identified highly attractive job vacancies with substantial salaries for foreign citizens in the country. According to the Ministry's data, analysed by experts, a position as Chairman of the Board can offer up to 380,000 rubles.
Among the highest-paying offers for migrants are roles such as Chairman of the Board in Moscow with a monthly salary of 380,000 rubles, an Educational Activities Manager in Udmurtia earning approximately 303,000 rubles, and a Production Director in the Amur region with an offer of 255,000 rubles.
Furthermore, foreign specialists can find opportunities like construction site managers in the Krasnoyarsk Krai, centre directors in Moscow, and vice-heads of clubs in Tatarstan, each promising 250,000 rubles per month. The Krasnoyarsk Krai also seeks foremen and fuel and lubricants warehouse managers with salaries of 230,000 rubles. Similar amounts are offered to a department director in the capital and a lathe operator in the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
However, less lucrative positions are also available, predominantly in the Vladimir and Samara regions, where salaries do not exceed 25,000 rubles. The lowest offer on the list was 23,500 rubles for a chef in the Smolensk region.
These findings align with the general trend of rising citizen incomes. According to a statement by Minister of Labour and Social Protection Anton Kotiakov on March 13, the average salary nationwide increased by 13.5 percent last year.
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