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School enrollment for children and the Russian language examination: checklist

Prepare the documents for enrollment in a public school in Russia, submit the application, and complete the Russian language examination process.

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1. Prepare the required documents

Collect the custody, legal-stay, visa and migration card, fingerprint, passport, medical report, and any other available documents.

Preparing the application

  • Collect the custody, legal-stay, visa and migration card, fingerprint, passport, medical report, and any other available documents.
  • Prepare the documents in Russian or with properly certified Russian translations.
  • Send the application to the public school of your choice through Gosuslugi, the regional government services portal, or registered mail with return receipt.
  • The school checks completeness within 5 business days and verifies the accuracy of the documents within 25 business days.
  • The referral arrives by email, mail, or through your Gosuslugi personal account.
  • Within no more than 7 business days after receiving the referral, go in person to the examination school and register your child.
  • Take the written and oral examination on the date determined by the regional education authority; first-grade candidates take only the oral examination.
  • The examination school sends the result to the school you applied to within 3 business days, and that school informs you.
  • To appeal the result, apply to the regional appeal commission; the commission announces its decision within 3 business days.

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