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Retiring and Pensions

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Russia's adverse winter weather conditions and the relatively high cost and low standard of living mean that it is not generally regarded as an attractive retirement destination for expatriates.

Permanent residents are required to pay tax in Russia on their overseas income, at a rate of 13%.