Update on the Great Replacement in Russia (2025 data)

Overall, fewer foreigners are being imported vs. 2024 but deportations have also declined. The replacement continues at a slower pace.

5.7 million foreign citizens legally residing in Russia in total (8.6% decrease since 2024)

3 million foreigners working under employment or civil contracts (7.6% increase)

981,200 employed from Eurasian Economic Union countries (Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan; +18.9%)

152,400 foreigners received Russian citizenship (-27.1%)

31,300 temporary residence permits (-29.7%)

156,200 permanent residence permits (-27.3%)

60,000 deportations (-68.4%)

~840,000 illegals in total (source; accuracy unknown).

Ethnic Russians are ~70% of the total population (2021 data, probably lower now).

TFR by ethnicity (2021 data):
Russians ~1.4
Turkic/steppe ~1.7
Central Asians ~1.9
Siberians ~2
Caucasians ~2.1
South-Central Asians ~2.1

Significant internal migration of Muslims, e.g. Moscow 15-30% Muslim (estimates vary).