The key facts
- In September 2026, 4,401 citizens returned from Russia to Uzbekistan
- 983 people received one-time material assistance, 5,715 received legal consultations
- Medical expenses were covered in 19 cases, and social assistance with employment support was provided to 329 compatriots
Repatriation and monthly assistance figures
In September, the Representative Office of the Migration Agency of Uzbekistan in the Russian Federation assisted 4,401 compatriots in returning home. This was reported by Zamon.uz citing data from the Agency. In addition to organizing returns, citizens working abroad received legal, material, medical and social support throughout the month.
How the assistance was distributed
According to the Agency, in September 983 citizens received one-time material assistance, and legal consultations and assistance were provided in 5,715 cases. In 409 cases, expenses for temporary accommodation and work were covered, and in 171 cases the services of law firms and other organizations were paid for. Medical expenses were compensated in 19 cases, while 329 compatriots received social assistance, including help with employment. The Agency notes that this support is aimed at protecting the rights and interests of Uzbekistanis working abroad and helping them in difficult situations.
What is known and what the report does not say
The publication is based on data from the Agency itself; no independent verification of the figures cited is described in the sources. The report does not specify the reasons why citizens returned home or how the September figures compare with previous months, so no conclusions about the trend can be drawn from this data.
