A large number of workers from neighboring countries (including those from the post-Soviet space) are faced with the problem of a ban imposed on them. There are several reasons for establishing such a ban.
Instructions
Step 1
A copy of the Decision to impose such a ban should be obtained. If it is impossible to get your hands on this decision, you need to find out which body imposed such a restriction. This is done then in order to understand what exactly to appeal, as well as who in our particular case will act as the respondent.
Step 2
The institution that imposed the restriction must be sent a petition (statement) to lift this ban. It is worth noting that this procedure must be observed in order to obtain, in fact, the paper, which will be appealed in court in the order of administrative proceedings.
Step 3
After receiving a response from the institution that imposed the ban, you need to go to court. To do this, you need to draw up an administrative claim. It should be noted that in accordance with the requirements of the CAS (Code of Administrative Procedure), representation of interests in such cases in courts can only be carried out by a person who has a diploma in obtaining a higher legal education. Personally, a person in respect of whom a ban on entry has been adopted, naturally, cannot represent his interests, since his stay in Russia will be illegal.
Step 4
If your administrative claim was denied, you have the right to appeal to a higher court with a complaint against such a decision within thirty days. If the judgment of first instance is overturned, your appeal is upheld - you are allowed to enter the country.
Step 5
For those whose administrative statement of claim and appeal were not satisfied, we advise you to appeal to a higher court with a cassation appeal. To appeal against judicial acts in cassation instances, a six-month period is given from the date of the appeal ruling.
