#PERMIT
Apartments in new buildings in Yerevan may rise in price by 10-15%, developers say
A sharp increase in duties and fees for issuing construction permits will lead to a 10-15% rise in housing prices in the capital's new buildings, Armen Sagapetoyan from the Association of Builders of Armenia, said today.Armenia simplifies life for foreigners employed by branches of foreign companies
By a vote of 67 to 9 and 23 abstentions the National Assembly of Armenia passed today in the second and final reading a set of legislative amendments abolishing the requirement for work permits for foreign nationals employed by local branches of foreign companies.Four times more Russian nationals granted residence permit in Armenia
Some 2,820 Russian nationals registered their place of residence in Armenia in a time span from September 21 to November 11, the Russian Business Consulting (RBC) news outlet reported, citing the figures provided to it by Armenian Police.Armenia set to extend the stay of EEU citizens longer than the current 180 days
Armenian authorities are considering an amendment to the law that would simplify procedures for granting residence permits to citizens from the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) member countries who have not labor contract, Irina Davtyan, the deputy head of the Migration Service said at a meeting of the parliamentary committee on state and legal affairs.Russian experts say Armenia a promising country to get residence permit
Those Russians who are looking for residence permit in foreign countries in return for investment are considering Armenia and several other former Soviet republics as the most promising options, according to the Russian edition of the Forbes magazine.Armenia to cut time needed for granting export and import permits
A set of changes developed by Armenia's State Revenue Committee will substantially reduce the time authorized bodies need to grant export permits, Rafik Mashadyan, First Deputy Head of the State Revenue Committee, said at a government meeting on Thursday.Government tightens control over crayfish catching
Citing the findings of a study, indicating a dramatic drop in the population of crayfish in Armenia’s largest lake of Sevan and other water basins, prime minister Karen Karapetyan told the nature protection ministry today to stop extending the permits issued earlier for catching crayfish, giving it also two months to develop and submit to the government proposals to improve the situation.| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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