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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP we are in the same boat except it is my brother.  He has been there since graduating college and married my lovely SIL.  Luckily my nephews had to return to school in late Jan here in US and my brother brought them over then stayed with my parents until mid-Feb.  Things were looking bad so he decided to stay and tried to get my SIL to come but she has an elderly mother and disabled sister she didn't want to leave in Moscow.   Things are so bad there now with the economy that she made her way to Korea on her US passport.  It took her 4 days just to get there and then got on flight to US.  My brother is now unemployed and any money they had in Russia is gone.  He was smart in investing outside of Russia and will hopefully be ok but they need to send money back to my SIL's mother and sister since the Russian people are feeling the sanctions the most.

Until she really feels the pain she won't leave.  I think like my SIL it will be the pressure to send money back to her inlaws which will make her leave.    [/quote]

wait, so your SIL is now in the US but her mother and sister are still in Russia?[/quote]

Yes, try getting a visa to the US for a Russian citizen right now.  :(

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