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list of tables Table 1. Population born outside of the Russian Federation (in thousands; as of 9 October 2002) .................................................18 Table 2. Foreign citizens and stateless persons (as of 9 October 2002) ..........19 Table 3. Asylum applications in the Russian Federation, 2004-2007 ..............19 Table 4. Residence permits issued in the Russian Federation, 2004-2007 ......21 Table 5. Temporary residence permits issued in the Russian Federation, 2004-2007 ..........................................................................................21 Table 6. Persons who received the forced resettlement or refugee status, 1992-2006 ...........................................................................................22 Table 7. Refugees and forced resettlers (persons) ............................................23 Table 8. Forced resettlers (by place of former residence) ................................24 Table 9. Distribution of foreign workers (by types of economic activity) .......25 Table 10. Foreign workers in Russia (by main countries of origin) ................26 Table 11. Distribution of foreign workers in Russia (by duration of work period) ............................................................27 Table 12. Distribution of foreign workers (by gender) ....................................27 Table 13. Immigration flows to the Russian Federation by country of departure, 1997-2006 .......................................................................29 Table 14. Immigrants in Russia by ethnic origin in 2002-2006 .......................31 Table 15. Distribution of immigrants age 14 and older, by educational status ...............................................................................................32 Table 16. Emigration from the Russian Federation in 1997 and 2000-2007 by year and country of destination ..................................................33 Table 17. Distribution of refugees and asylum seekers from Russia by country of asylum ............................................................................34 Table 18. Russian citizens who migrated for employment abroad (by gender) .......................................................................................35 Table 19. Russian citizens who migrated for employment abroad (by educational status) .....................................................................35 Table 20. Russian citizens who migrated for employment abroad (by duration of employment period) ................................................35 Table 21. Russian citizens who migrated for employment abroad in 2006 (by type of economic activity) .........................................................36 Table 22. Russian citizens who migrated for employment abroad in 2005-2007, by destination countries ................................................36 Table 23. Occupation of Russian citizens who migrated for employment abroad ...............................................................................................37 Table 24. Russian citizens who migrated for employment abroad, by category of occupation ................................................................38 Table 25: Selected countries of residence of Russian emigrants .....................38 Table 26. Russian emigration by countries of destination and by year, 2000-2006 ........................................................................................39 Migration in the Russian Federation: A Country Profile 2008
Table 27. Educational status of emigrants 14 years and older, 2002-2006 ......40 Table 28..Amount of incoming migrant remittances to Russia .......................41 Table 29. Remittances to and from the Russian Federation, 2000-2006 .........42 Table 30. Remittances sent via money transfer systems in 2006 .....................43 Table 31. Violations of the Migration Law of the Russian Federation ............57 Table 32. IOM assisted voluntary returns to the Russian Federation, 2005-2006 .........................................................................................57 Table 33. Differences in GDP and standards of living among the CIS countries ....................................................................................75 Table 34. Economically active population ......................................................78 Table 35. Average annual employment by type of economic activities ...........79 Table 36. Number of unemployed persons in the Russian Federation, 1992, 1995, and 2000-2006 .............................................................80 Table 37. Unemployment by age and educational attainment in 2006 (as of end of November; percentage of the total) ............................81 Table 38. Statistics on crimes related to trafficking in people, 2004-2007 ......86 Table 39. Asylum applications in the Russian Federation, 2004-2007 ............89 list of figures Figure 1. Net migration to Russia, by ethnic group, 1992-2003 (in %) ..........28 Figure 2. Changes in average commission (for transactions from Russia via payment systems) ........................45 Figure 3. Trafficking routes used in taking people out and into the Russian Federation ...........................................................................63 Migration in the Russian Federation: A Country Profile 2008
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