Operation 7.3 · Other investment operations
Payment for a share/unit or a contribution where all of the following apply: the non-resident is a resident of a friendly state; the operation is in roubles or in the currency of a friendly state; the amount does not exceed RUB 10 million.
Status
permitted
Legal basisWorking Group Decision No. PRG-12-4/1113
Verified as of 21 October 2026 · All operations
Other operations in this section
7.1Payment by residents for a share, contribution or unit in the property (charter capital, unit fund) of a non-resident legal entity, other than the cases below.Permit required7.2Contributions by residents to non-residents under simple partnership agreements involving investment in the form of capital expenditure, other than the cases below.Permit required7.4Payments by residents upon reduction of charter capital (liquidation, bankruptcy) to persons of unfriendly states — via a type C account or up to RUB 10 million in aggregate per month.Permitted7.5Payment for shares/units or a simple-partnership contribution by non-residents where one of the following applies: in roubles or the currency of a friendly state; or in the currency of an unfriendly state up to the equivalent of RUB 15 million.Permitted7.6Payment by residents to non-residents for shares/units or a simple-partnership contribution: in roubles or foreign currency up to the equivalent of RUB 15 million; in aggregate per non-resident — not more than RUB 15 million. From 1 July 2026 the limit is raised to RUB 30 million.Permitted
Guides
Intra-group loans with a Russian subsidiary: granting, repaying and the permit line
Which direction of lending is free, which needs a permit, how repayment to a Western lender works above RUB 10 million, and the new RUB 30 million limit for capital contributions.
Liquidating a Russian subsidiary with an unfriendly shareholder: permits, payouts and timing
Winding up instead of selling — whether the liquidation decision needs a permit, how the liquidation proceeds reach the parent (they mostly do not), the tax on the way out and a realistic timetable.