A meeting dedicated to the social adaptation of foreign students took place at one of the schools in the Kamskoye-Ustyinsky District of Tatarstan. Natalya Abrosimova, head of the Adaptation Center department, participated in the event and informed parents about the basic rules of residence and legal requirements in Russia.
During the meeting, the importance of learning the Russian language was particularly emphasized. According to the expert, language proficiency is a key tool not only for monitoring the educational process but also for establishing effective communication with teachers and protecting the interests of the family.
Furthermore, the meeting addressed issues of strict compliance with migration legislation and the maintenance of public order. Parents were warned about the serious consequences of participating in unauthorized mass actions, including heavy fines, administrative and criminal liability, as well as the risk of forced expulsion from Russia and entry bans.
At the end of the conversation, the importance of child safety, the prevention of extremism, and the necessity of not involving minors in illegal activities were explained. Participants were given special information booklets reflecting the basic norms of conduct in Russia.
