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Hare family left Nizhny after a visit to the migration service

Large family Hare from Australia, who moved to the Nizhny Novgorod region a year ago, was forced to leave Russia

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Hare family left Nizhny after a visit to the migration service

A large family Hare from Australia, who moved to the Nizhny Novgorod region a year ago, was forced to leave Russia. This was stated in the video blog “Our yard in Russia”.

The family came to Russia about seven years ago. At first, the Australians lived in Novosibirsk, and a year ago they moved to the Nizhny Novgorod region, where they were helped by Canadians Feinstra. After meeting with the immigration office, they had to leave. The family was scheduled to travel to Australia for six months, but they later reported that they had returned home permanently. The head of the family Justin Hare explained that he had to fly ahead of schedule due to the pregnancy of his wife Anita.

We had to sell everything in the last couple of weeks. We will miss you guys, he said. The exact reasons for the irrevocable move were not given, but foreigners pointed to "some legal points.".

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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