The Moscow city spending plan has earned 8.1 billion rubles ($127 million) from the offer of work licenses to transient laborers and from salary charges paid by them so far this year, City Lobby's monetary approach division head Proverb Reshetnikov was cited as saying Friday by the Interfax news office.
That is as of now 2.5 times as much as in 2014, and the figure will achieve 10 billion rubles ($156 million) before the year's over, he said.
City pay charge incomes rose 8.5 percent this year, with 2 percent of that expand originating from transients, Reshetnikov was refered to as saying. Under the work grants framework, transient laborers from CIS nations pay a month to month expense for a license to work in Russia.
One year from now the division anticipates that incomes from transients will ascend to 15 billion rubles ($234 million), paralleling that got by Moscow's vehicle impose, the report said.
The income build comes in spite of a decrease in the quantity of vagrant specialists touching base in Russia: Moscow's transient enrollment focus said in June that there were 40 percent less vagrants coming to work here contrasted and a year ago, the TVC TV station reported at the time.
Another sign of the lessening in vagrant numbers in Russia is the decrease in the measure of cash being sent home by transient laborers, the vast majority of whom come to work in Russia from Focal Asian nations. The National Bank of Tajikistan said in June that the volume of cash sent from Russia had dropped by 42 percent in the first 50% of 2015, the Interfax news office reported.
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