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There are 0 objectively good reasons to live in Russia.
I’m pretty sure this is one of them…
That is a fully incorrect statement. Just because objectively its better to live in US than Russia at this moment, does not mean that there is 0 good reasons to live in Russia. Stop thinking in extremes, every place has pros and cons, its just that some places have a lot more cons than pros.
You traitor! You're perpetrating propaganda! You must be one of those commie tankie nutjobs!
/s of course. Politics is the mind killer.
Free healthcare in this instance.
For non citizens?
No one in A&E checks your passport. I mean I'm not in Russia, but in the UK and the only reason some medical professional might check your ID here is when you're signing up for GP services - these are territorial in the UK. Otherwise you just go to the clinic or hospital and get a treatment. I'm migrant from an xUSSR country, so healthcare there should be close in structure to Russian I believe. And again - no one checks your IDs, except for when you sign up for GP.
And even when you need a GP, there is usually a framework for non-citizens. Usually when you sign up for GP they check your tax paying status. You pay taxes? Free healthcare for you! And in the UK if you don't work and don't pay taxes you can pay NHS contributions separately and then you will get all the treatment you want.
So I believe Russia should be somewhere along these lines as well.
Someone, ie insurance, has to pay for that medical coverage. I'm Czech and when I go to my doctor I give them my insurance card before I get treated. However, medical insurance isn't "free" (well, government funded) for non citizens here either.
That's wild. When I go to any NHS services I don't provide anything unless I want my visit be recorded in my patient card for future references.