Canadian Who Moved His Family to Russia for ‘Traditional Values’ Says He No Longer Recommends It: Permanent Residency Would Require Signing a Defense Ministry Contract
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Canadian who moved his family to Russia for ‘traditional values’ says he no longer recommends it: permanent residency would require signing a Defense Ministry contract
Canadian farmer Arend Feenstra, who moved to Russia through a streamlined immigration program for citizens of “unfriendly” countries who share “traditional values,” has complained that he cannot get a permanent residence permit. The news outlet Nizhny Novgorod Onlain drew attention to his YouTube video.
After a happy ending with "Fun farmer" from Canada, Jastas Walker, who moved to Russia with his family, problems arose for another family from Canada, who also moved to Russia.
The Canadian farmer who moved with his family to Russia to get rid of what he calls "the decadent ideology of the West fears that he could reach war. He reported that he applied for a permanent residence permit, but was asked to sign a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defence.
A Canadian farmer moved with his family to Russia to escape the "decade" ideology of the West. Now, he may be sent to war. He told how he requested a permanent residence permit, but was asked to sign a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defence.
Arend Feinstra was dissatisfied with life in Canada. He disliked the liberal values promoted overseas. As a father of a large family, he wanted to raise his children in a more traditional, conservative environment. Russia seemed ideal, but as is often the case in Russia, reality proved somewhat more demanding, and soon the Canadian farmer might trade in his tractor for a tank.
The family of Tend Feinster, with eight children, became the first in the region to be granted a temporary residence permit under a simplified programme for citizens of "unfriendly countries" sharing "traditional family values." Their documents expire in a year and a half, written by the following city portal NN. The rain network: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
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