Yes, MRC can conduct an orientation session for students from vocational and technical institutes, colleges and professional universities. MRC counsellor’s visit technical institutes, colleges and universities together with the representatives of the Ministry to hold awareness session on migration.

No. MRC cannot check your passport data. You can check your passport data for the existence or non-existence of prohibition of entry to Russian Federation by visiting the site of GUVM Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation at: сервисы.гувм.мвд.рф

No. You cannot take the exams at MRC.  You have the opportunity to take a test (exam) and get a “Certificate” at the branch of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov in Dushanbe at 35/1 Bokhtar street. More details can be found here

The MRC can provide you with information that will be useful for you to make an informed decision about migrating.

The MRC team comprises professionals who have vast experience in the field of migration, counselling and community engagement.  The team is led by MRC Coordinator and supported by MRC counsellors. 

o, all of our services are completely free of cost and are publicly available online on our webpage.

No, MRCs cannot provide visa facilitation. However, through our guiding information on our website and social media pages, you can learn about the steps of getting a visa.

No, the MRC cannot secure a job abroad for you. MRC is a resource centre providing online information and guidance to migrants and referral. The MRC is not a job placement centre or recruitment agency.

Although our centre focuses on migrants and potential migrants, instead of contacting us directly we suggest visiting our official website and social media pages for any required information for migrants’ before and after departure to the receiving country. Additionally, we can refer them to any respective government agencies and other partners if need be.

MRC in Dushanbe is an information centre that provides reliable and accessible information for the safe migration of migrants from Tajikistan. The MRC is established and managed jointly by the MoLMEP and ICMPD. Under the supervision and guidance of MoLMEP, the MRC is located in Dushanbe and closely cooperates with District Pre-Departure Centres of the Migration Service.

Under the framework the project “Improving Migration Management in the Silk Routes Countries” in Tajikistan aims to:

• improve migration governance and mobility through the establishment of a responsive, efficient and sustainable Migrant Resource Centre (MRC);
• reduce vulnerabilities and challenges faced by migrants in working and living abroad by providing them with adequate, timely and reliable information and guidance on migration.

MRC roles and functions:

1. Development of a knowledge base on migration issues relevant to potential, intending, outgoing and returning migrants in Tajikistan, including pre-departure modules;
2. Building capacity of the ministry staff in raising awareness on migration, providing pre-departure trainings and supporting returning migrants;
3. Developing community outreach programmes to inform the Tajik people on migration issues, specifically also through the local government offices;
4. Raising awareness on migration to a wider public through a (social) media campaign;
5. Link with local stakeholders to develop a referral mechanism for migrants, i.e. for technical and vocational training, for reintegration support, etc.