Codes of the units of the Federal Migration Service of Russia
№ | Region | Series |
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A series of passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation is the first two digits in the ten -digit number of the document that indicate the region (constituent entity of the Russian Federation) issuing a passport. Each region of Russia has a unique two -digit code, which becomes a series of passport form.
The passport series system provides:
To determine the region of issuing a passport, it is enough to look at the first two digits of the document number. For example, if the passport has number 4511 123456, then the series "45" corresponds to the city of Moscow.
The system of series of passport forms was introduced with the transition to the passports of a new citizen of the Russian Federation in 1997. Basic principles:
The first two digits in the number of the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation is a series of passport form, which indicates the region (constituent entity of the Russian Federation), where the document was issued.
By a series of passports, only the issuance region can be determined. The exact unit that issued the passport is indicated in a separate field - the unit code.
Regions with a large population received additional series to ensure a sufficient number of unique passport numbers. For example, Moscow uses series 45 and 46.
A series of passports remained the same even after the unification of some regions. For example, the Perm region and the Komi-Permyatsky district retained their separate series after the union.
A passport series is the first two digits from the ten -digit number, which is indicated on the first page of the passport under the photo of the owner.