Registration at the place of stay is a phrase for many Russians still remains incomprehensible. Especially it scares homeowners who rent out premises. And often, when employers ask them to register at the address of residence, they refuse. So why do you need a temporary residence permit? And is she so scary, as it seems to some?
What is the essence
So what is registration at the place of stay? According to Russian law, a citizen who arrives in a new residential building where he is not registered can stay in it for no more than 90 days. After this period, a person is obliged to take care of temporary registration by submitting an appropriate application to the local department of the federal migration service. Such temporary registration is done without
deregistration at the
permanent place of residence. This service is free, it is not subject to state duty. Three days will be able to register you at the new address in the department.
Another design option is registration at the place of stay via the Internet. To do this, you must register on the website of public services.
Dispel myths
Myths and misconceptions regarding such a thing as temporary registration at the place of stay are currently sufficient. We list only the most common of them. The landlord may refuse to register you temporarily because of his fear that strangers will be registered in his apartment forever. And this is wrong in the first place because registration at the place of stay and permanent registration are completely different things! When registering, the owner of the property himself determines the expiration date. If desired, it can, of course, be extended by writing another statement.
The next fear of many property owners is that the guests will somehow be able to take possession of the square meters on which they live. But registration at the place of stay does not give them the right of ownership, which means that they will not be able to perform any actions with real estate.
What is necessary for registration
In order to obtain registration at the place of stay, documents such as a tenant’s passport, a statement by the landlord that he is not against registration, a statement from the future registered are needed. And finally, we need a document, on the basis of which they can temporarily register in a residential building. This is, first of all, a contract of employment.
In the case when the property is owned by several owners, the consent of all parties is necessary. If the apartment is not privatized, then the consent of all adult residents is required.
In an apartment privatized by one or more owners, tenants are usually given temporary registration without problems. They can refuse only if there is an error in the documents, or if the documents are not enough. It will be more difficult to obtain such a residence permit in municipal housing. In this case, the FMS may refuse, especially if the number of residents exceeds the standard of living, which is about 9 squares of the total area per registered person.
Fines
If a person lives in another city without temporary registration, then he can be fined in the amount of 1500 to 2500 rubles. Administrative measures can also be applied to the owner of the housing, who refused to register the arrivals in his apartment. He will face a fine of 2000-2500 rubles.