OPENINGAN OFFICE IN YUZHNO-SAKHALINSK, RUSSIAN FAR EAST     

JANUARY2000

 

AUTHOR:ELENA SABIROVA, BISNIS REPRESENTATIVE ON SAKHALIN. 

 

INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT, U.S. & FOREIGN COMMERCIAL SERVICE ANDTHE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 2000. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.

 

SUMMARY.  The largescale development of the offshore oil and gas fields in the Sakhalin region isthe impetus behind the numerous foreign contractors and subcontractorsestablishing companies in the region.** **Branches, subsidiaries,representative offices, and joint-ventures are being formed to provide servicesto the oil and gas industry, to the local growing expatriate community and thegeneral population.  This reportgives an overview of basic information that companies can use when opening anoffice in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, including information on office space andequipment availability, local business infrastructure, the local labor market,banks, and details on the procedure and documents necessary to legally registera corporation on Sakhalin.  EndSummary.

 

OFFICE RENTAL

 

The office space options in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk  range from rental of a small carrel fora short period of time to construction of your own facilities.  

 

American companies have a U.S. government-funded support resourcein Sakhalin, the American Business Center in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, which offersoffice space and conference room rental services, business meetingarrangements, corporate registration, secretarial support, and conference roomfacilities, as well as a complete set of telecommunication and electronicservices.  A major advantage tohaving an office in the American Business Center is its proximity to theoffices of the major oil developers - most are located either in the same buildingor right next door.

 

Another option is to rent an office in a local building.  Some are Soviet-style offices, whichusually need renovation to reach Western standards.  Russian-style offices can be found for approximately $6 –$15 per square meter per month (1 square meter = 10.7 square feet).  A list of several companies providingoffice rental services is provided in the Contact Information section of thisreport.  Usually these buildingshave some security (guard available), power generators, parking lots (notguarded) and other features. 

 

Western-type facilities are available in the Sakhincenter, wherethe American Business Center is located, and the Michinoku Bank buildings. Bothare in downtown Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. The price of one square meter per month is $42 and $45respectively.  These buildings havea good security system, guarded parking lots (for company cars officiallyregistered with the parking lot), power generators, and a restaurant and cafein their building.  

 

LOCAL LABOR MARKET 

 

As is true across Russia, Sakhalin has a skilled and educatedworkforce, with many individuals possessing English language skills.  Salary rates are some of the highest inthe RFE (see details below). Though there are many people with English capabilities, it may bedifficult to find employees fluent in English who also have a professionalexpertise in accounting, law, engineering etc.  Engineering expertise is particularly difficult to find dueto the lack of an engineering school in the region.  Foreign companies operating on Sakhalin have already hiredmost of the people who have both the technical and English language skills. 

 

General requirements for office managers and secretaries(receptionists) include higher education, good knowledge of English, computerskills, and experience. Translators and interpreters are also widely available, though you mayhave to search a bit more for technical or specialized types of interpretationthat are in high demand.  

 

The typical monthly salary ranges for Russian nationals workingfor a foreign company on Sakhalin are as follows:

 

Director, financial director orcommercial director                        $1000- $3500 

Marketing specialists                                                                   $800-$1500 Accountants                                                                             $700- $1200

Auditors and staff lawyers                                                          $600- $1500 Engineers of different levels                                                  $400- $1000 Secretaries and office managers                                             $400– $1000.

 

Translators and interpreters are hired for $800 - $1500 per month,with per hour interpretation costing from $5 to $20, depending on the type oftranslation.    

 

Payroll taxes, including payments to various funds and additionalhardship differential for living in the Sakhalin region, considered a remotenorthern territory, can as much as double the pre-tax payments.   Therefore, in salary discussionswith potential employees it is important to specify what is included in thesalary being negotiated.

 

There are several ways to find personnel. Two primary methods areto advertise the position in a local newspaper (a very popular way to findemployees), or by relying on the help of local recruiting agencies.  The recruiting agencies, however, arenot numerous, as this is a new service in the local market.   The American Business Center alsomaintains a file of resumes of personnel with different expertise that can be obtainedfor a fee.

 

OFFICE EQUIPMENT 

 

All the equipment you may need for your office is availablelocally.  Various brand names ofeverything from telephones to printers are available in stores, or can beordered easily.  However due to theregion’s remoteness, local prices tend to be quite high.  For instance, prices for computers inYuzhno-Sakhalinsk may be 1.5 times higher than in Moscow, and some companiesfind it advantageous to do their office equipment shopping there.  It can be less expensive to buy inMoscow than to ship from the U.S., as directly importing goods from the USsubjects them to additional customs duties and other related costs.   

 

Most locally available computers are not brand namecomputers.  The only company thatsells brand name computers provides Compaq equipment.  A new computer (approximate  configuration – PII/III – 450, 128 RAM, 8 –13 HDD,audio/video cards – 16 MB) costs in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk about $1500, without amonitor, which can add up to another $300-400.  UPS batteries are a must due to the frequent power outages.

 

TELECOMMUNICATIONS 

 

Companies may need to install several types of lines for local,internal long distance, international and satellite communications, as well asuse of the Internet.  Sakhalin hasonly one large local telecommunication company that serves the general needs ofthe oblast.  Formerly state-owned,it is now known as the JSC Sakhalinsvyaz. In general, international calls from local hotels cost about $5/minuteand domestic long distance calls are $3/minute.   Sakhalinsvyaz is the cheapest provider ofinternational communications.  

 

Installation time can vary from one week to a month.  One of Sakhalinsvyaz's shareholders isthe British company Cable & Wireless, which also owns two other companies onthe island - Sakhalin Telecom and ST Mobile.  The latter is currently the only company offering mobilephone services, and prices for its services are high.  

Kriljon is a Russian-American joint venture, which providesinternational and long distance communications services, but their services donot provide access to general city lines. Sakhalinugol-telecom is similar to Sakhalinsvyaz in function, but theyare a much smaller provider and were initially designed to providetelecommunication to coal mines (Sakhalinugol is a local joint stock companyfor coal mines).  Also present onthe market is Vostoktelecom, providing international communications verysimilar to Kriljon (without access to the local lines).

 

Internet access can be purchased for about $200/month for24-hour/day access.  Internetproviders are also becoming more creative in various customized packagesdepending on the customers' needs, as well as providing Internet access cards(for 5, 10, 15 hours of work).

 

Typical prices for mobile phones from ST Mobile are:  

monthly fee – $45;  

per minute – outgoing $0.38, 

incoming $0.19;  

long-distance and international calls – tariffs of Sakhalinsvyazare applicable (major local long-distance provider) plus $0.76.   

To rent a handset, the cost is about $32 per day (for 10 days orless), $25.20 per day (for 1-3 months), and $12.60 per day (for 3 months ormore).  

 

Local paging companies offer pagers, depending on model andmanufacturer, for about $50 - $120 for the pager itself, plus a $13 monthly servicecharge.  

 

WATER SUPPLY

 

Water supply is a major issue for companies.  It is not recommended to drink localtap water, and in addition, the water supply is often shut off.   International companies usuallybuy bottled water or use filters. Filters may need to be changed more often than usual because of the badquality of the local water supply. 

 

However, additional sources of inexpensive, convenient, and cleanwater are popping up to meet demand. A local company, Intersen, sells to the public at three outlets and via contracts with companies forregular deliveries.  The companyuses U.S. equipment.  Anothercompany, InterpreServe, will soon begin leasing Korean-made water coolers (forabout a $15 monthly fee) that can be filled with water from an independent well(drilled recently by the company’s subcontractor) and delivered to an office oran apartment.  

 

BUSINESS SERVICES

 

Several companies and organizations provide business services forboth Russian and foreign legal entities, including such services as accounting,due diligence, registration services, issuing invitation letters for a visa,translations/interpretation or finding an interpreter, business meetingsorganizing, etc.

 

1.  PriceWaterhouseCoopers offers a range of financial services, as well ascompany registration.  

 

2.   SakhalinAlaska Consulting Group offers search for partner, agent services, facilitatingwork with tax, customs and banks, company registration, governmental relations.

 

3. Interpre-Serve offers translations and other business support services such as searchfor driver, apartment, staff, etc., and carrel space.

 

4.  Moore Stephens -Conversion of financial statements from Russian standards to IAS system and USGAAP;  audit;  tax consulting;  business plan and investment projectspreparation.  

 

5.  American BusinessCenter Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk provides business support services as mentionedearlier.  The Center also maintainsa listing of local Russian auditors.

 

6.  The local Chamberof Commerce is capable of doing basic due diligence research on local companiesas it maintains non-official information files on many companies. 

 

EXPRESS MAIL

 

Timely mailing of documents from the island is another challengethat a company may face due to the remoteness of the region and the variableschedules of many of the air carriers. Unfortunately, even with all of the local express mail servicesavailable, it can take up to a week to send something to the U.S., dependingupon the schedule of the air cargo flights.

 

DHL is available locally, costing approximately $100 to mail 100grams to the U.S.  Another system,GarantPost, charges $30 for a package up to 0.5 kilograms (17.5 ounces), for apackage of up to 2 kilograms (70 ounces) – about $50.  It takes a week to send a package to the U.S. by GarantPost– all parcels and letters are delivered via Moscow, regardless of the finaldestination.  Even if thedestination is Siberia, the letter goes to Moscow first.  

 

BANKS

 

The local banking system is still recovering from the August 1998financial crisis in Russia. Several large Moscow-based banks closed, and new ones entered the localbenking scene.  Currently, thebanks on Sakhalin include State Sberbank, Bank of Moscow, Rosbank, Dalnevostochny Bank (Far Eastern Bank),Tikhookeansky Bank, Bank Iturup, Sakhalin-West Bank and Bank Dolinsk.  Since the 1998 crisis, local banks donot accept traveler's checks.  Ittypically takes one to three days to conduct a money transfer of funds betweenSakhalin and the U.S.  

 

The Bank of Moscow issues several types of Visa cards andEurocard/Mastercard, as well as accepts the same types of cards fromclients.  Several supermarkets andshops, as well as Sakhalin Telecom call-boxes, also accept plastic cards.  Opening a bank account in the Bank ofMoscow is free of charge.  Rosbankalso offers accounts free of charge, it accepts Visa and Master Cards forpayments, and plans to begin accepting Diner’s Club in January 2000. 

 

Dalnevostochny Bank works closely with the National Bank ofAlaska, which can make it easier for a U.S.-based company to deal with it.  The fee for opening a ruble account is1000 RUR (about $38), and for a hard currency account – $100 for legalentities.  Individual accounts (anytype) are free of charge.   Inthe future, other types of accounts may also be free of charge.  The bank accepts Visa cards forpayments.  Unique from other banks,sample account contracts are available from Dalnevostochny Bank in English.

 

Tikhookeansky Bank is a small bank currently owned primarily bythe Japanese Michinoku Bank (89% of shares).  Visa cards are accepted.  Currently, Tikhookeansky is charging $38 (1000 RUR) foropening a ruble account and $150 for a hard currency account, but these tariffswill be reconsidered soon. 

 

Iturup bank does not handle credit cards.  Opening of accounts is free of charge.

 

Sakhalin-West Bank opens accounts free of charge, but it does nothandle credit cards (except for local ones used in certain local shops).    Sakhalin-West has thelargest branch network throughout Sakhalin.

 

The National Bank of Alaska (NBA) has developed a correspondentbank relationships with several Russian banks in the RFE, includingDalnevostochny, as mentioned above, and Sakhalin-West Bank.  NBA offers import/export financing,letters of credit, documentary collections/remittances, foreign exchangeservices and wire transfers.

 

PROCEDURES FOR COMPANY REGISTRATION

 

The following is basic information on issues regarding the companyregistration on Sakhalin, but should not be considered legal advice.  It is highly recommended that companiesobtain professional legal and tax counsel to chose the appropriate form ofregistration for your company's activities in order to ensure that all of thenecessary documentation is provided in the correct form and order.

 

There are several types of companies that can be registered:  

 

1)  A RepresentativeOffice of a company is not a legal entity and is not allowed to carry out anycommercial activity.  Arepresentative office has privileges on taxation, such as the non-payment ofVAT on locally purchased goods. 

 

2) A Branch of a Representative Office, which has the same statusas above.

 

3) The legal and tax status of a Joint Venture varies depending onthe nature of business and all advantages\disadvantages for that must bediscussed with a qualified legal council. Joint ventures are subject to all Russian taxes. 

 

4) The Company Branch can carry out commercial activities, but itis not a separate legal entity and acts on behalf and in the person of itsfounder.  Subject to all Russiantaxes. 

 

5) A Subsidiary of a company in comparison with a Branch is alegal entity and has to have the independent Statutes.  It can be registered under any type oflegal form (joint-stock company, limited partnership, etc.)

 

# REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS REQUIRED

 

Most of the documents listed below (in particular the ones markedwith an asterisk *) will need to be notarized and have an Apostille attached.Apostilles can be obtained from your state's Secretary of State office.   They will also need to betranslated into Russian and legalized by a Russian Consulate or Embassy*.*   

 

Depending on the type of registration your company will bepursuing you may have to submit some or all of the following documents.  Additional documents may be requested.

1.    Certificate of Incorporation or Certificate of Existence.  Original or notarized copy of theFounder or JV Foreign Participant *

2.     Founder or Foreign Participant Charter.  The purpose is to ensure that theregulations of the foreign entity allow it to establish a subdivision/entity inRussia for determined activities *

3.     A document of solvency. Bank letter of reference confirmingthat the company is a reliable client of such and such a bank, and is solvent *

4.     Board Resolution (or Minutes of a Board meeting),authorizing the establishment of a company’s subdivision or subsidiary in theRussian Federation or authorizing the company to participate in such and such aJV *

5.    Power of Attorney for a person, appointed as a Director of thesubdivision/entity, which will authorize the appointed Director to act onbehalf of the company, to manage the new subdivision/entity and to representthe entity in all Russian governmental and non-governmental bodies *

6.    By-laws/Charter of a new subdivision/entity, which must containthe following Articles *:

-       Legal name of the subdivision/entity (as it will be displayed inthe registration certificate and on the stamp of the subdivision/entity);

-       Legal address of the subdivision/entity (as it will be displayedin the registration certificate and registered in all the relevant bodies);

-       Purposes of establishment;

-       List of activities, which the entity is assigned to perform (it isrecommended to make this list as comprehensive as possible and to include anyactivities that the subdivision/entity may participate in); 

-       Director’s authorization, duties, responsibilities, and his/herrelations with the Founder/Foreign participant;

*Note: This document may be done in Russian and signed inRussia by the Director, acting under the Power of Attorney issued by thecompany, if the Director understands Russian. In this case, an Apostille is notrequired.*

7.    Application letter

8.    Receipt of registration fee payment

9.         Charterof the Joint Venture, in English and Russian. It should be translated andnotarized

10.  Joint Venture Agreement between the Russian and Foreignpartners in English and Russian. Should be translated and notarized

11.  Two reference letters executed by the Russian businesspartners of the company

12.  Confirmation of legal address in Sakhalin

13.   Application letter (with indication of the RO name, date andlocation, legal address, purposes, number of expatriates, and existing Russianbusiness partners).

 

TERMINOLOGY

A.   Apostille (for members of the HagueConvention of 1961 only)

Officialverification of a document’s legal power made by the Secretary of State.Apostille may be obtained for any document that has been notarized prior tobeing Apostilled. Pursuant to the 1961 Hague Convention’s provisions, a companymay be provided the translation and legalization of the Russian version inRussia, if the documents are supplied with an Apostille.

B       RussianConsular Verification of Translation. 

If the document has already beentranslated into Russian, the translator should sign it. Then the RussianConsulate or Embassy will legalize the translation in order to certify that thetranslation is true and accurate. 

#  

Registration Procedure

*1)  Legal base for registration in SakhalinOblast.*

- RF President’s Decree #2270 ofDecember 22, 1993 “Amendments to taxation and interrelation between differentlevel budgets”; 

- Sakhalin Region Governor’s Decree #16of January 16, 1995 “Amendments to Oblast Governor Decree #62 dated February16, 1994 “On legal entities registration fee”;

- Sakhalin Governor Decree #480 datedOctober 16, 1996 “Accreditation of foreign legal entities representativeoffices in Sakhalin region”.

*2)  Registration fee payment*. Registrationfee is $2,500 for  Representativeoffice accreditation and $1,500 for Branch office registration.  Fees should be wired to the Region'sbank account.

*3)  State registration***.**All documents translated and notary legalized shall besubmitted to the juridical subdivision of the Department of Foreign EconomicRelations, Sakhalin Oblast Administration. 

*4)  Registration with the RegionalStatistic Committee*. A specific statistic code will be assigned to theCompany. The registration fee is RR185.

** **5) *Registration with the TaxInspection*, inclusive:

- Application to register a company withthe local tax Inspectorate, including a document signed by a Representative ofthe company that confirms all the information about the company (bank accountnumber, social insurance code and Federal ID number, information about anofficial auditor of the company and information about appointed Director of thecompany branch)

- submission of tax registration formsby the official Representative of the company

6) After the tax ID number is assigned to the company, *registration with the regional Pension Fund, Social Insurance Fund,and  Medical Insurance Fund*can begin. 

*7)  Opening a bank account*. Each Fundissues a special confirmation that the company has been registered. Theseforms, two bank sample signature cards and registration documents copies shouldbe submitted to the chosen bank. One of the bank’s sample signature cardsshould be notarized. After all the documents are submitted, the bank and thecompany will sign an Agreement on each account. 

After the bank accounts are opened, theState registration body issues a *permanentCertificate of Incorporation.*

It isnecessary to make four sets of notary legalized copies of documents, which arethen submitted to the Tax Inspectorate, Pension fund, and the bank, with onecopy retained for your files. 

TheAmerican Business Center has a full time specialist who can assist you withboth  registration documents andprocedures.

 

CONTACT INFORMATION

 

BUSINESS SERVICES

 

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS

32 Kommunisticheski Ave.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693009

Tel/Fax: 7(4242) 727-463; 727-344

Int’l Tel: 7(50985) 62-177

Mr. Valery Bespalov, Representative

 

INTERPRE-SERVE

36 Dzerzhynskogo St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693000

Tel: 7(42422) 34-975

Fax: 7(4242) 742-704

Mr. Mark Jimmerson, Director

 

SAKHALIN ALASKA CONSULTING GROUP

P.O. Box 111861

Anchorage, AK  99511

Tel:  1(907) 522-2600

Fax:  1(907) 522-2602

Mr. David Parish

Email  [email protected]

 

MOORE STEPHENS

32Kommunistichesky Ave., # 229

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk,Russia 693009

Tel: 7(4242)727-326

Fax: 7(4242) 727-021

E-mail: [email protected]

 

#### SAKHALIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

156 Lenin St., Office 23

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693000

Yuri Yevgenjevich Bimayev, President

Tel/Fax: 7(4242) 722-548

 

AMERICAN BUSINESS CENTERYUZHNO-SAKHALINSK

32 Kommunisticheskii Pr., # 517A, 

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693000

Tel/Fax: 7(4242) 727-124, 727-125

Int’l tel.: 7(509) 95-1545

Int’l fax: 7(509) 95-1540

E-mail [email protected]

Mr. Michael Allen, Director

 

employment center

283a Lenin St.

Tel.:  7(42422)31-195, 30-493, 34-807

Fax:  7(42422) 35-233

Contact:  Ms. SvetlanaNikolayevna Konovalova, Chief of the Department

 

ALO RECRUITMENT AGENCY

154 Lenin St., # 401

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693000

Tel: 7(4242) 725-526

 

OFFICE RENTAL

 

Sakhincentr - Interoffice

32 KommunisticheskyAve.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk,Russia 693000

Tel: 7(4242) 727-016

Fax:  7(50995) 1332

Mr. MikhalilMikhailovich Ryabtsev, General Director

 

Michinoku Building

234 Lenin St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk,Russia 693000

Tel:  7(4242) 721-407

Fax:  7(4242) 721-402

Mr. MikhainYurjevich Tranichnikov, Head of the Commercial Department

 

COMMUNICATIONS

 

JSC Sakhalinsvyaz

220 Lenin St. 

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk,Russia 693000

Tel: 7(4242) 722-520

Fax: 7(4242) 771-420

E-mail:[email protected]

Mr. AlexanderPavlovich Mazunin, General Director

 

ST Mobile (A Cable and WirelessCompany)

213A KomsomolskayaSt.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk,Russia 693016

Tel:  7(42422) 55-569

Fax: 7(4242) 462-805

E-mail:[email protected]

Mr. RoderickStanley, General Director

 

Sakhalin Telecom Mobile (A Cable & Wireless Company)

213A KomsomolskayaSt.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk,Russia 693016

Tel:   7(4242) 461-000

Fax:  7(4242) 461-029

E-mail: [email protected]

Mr. PavelAkhmanajev, General Manager

 

Kriljon Company

32 Kommunisticheskii Pr., # 616

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, 693000

Tel:  7(4242) 727-440

Int’l Fax: 7(50995) 1642

E-mail: [email protected]

Contact: Mr. AnatolyTonkonogov, Director

 

Banks

 

BANK OF MOSCOW

32 Kommunistichesky Ave.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693009

Tel:  7(4242) 727-070

Fax:  7(4242) 727-503

Mr. Alexander Parkhomenko, Head of the Department for InterbankOperations and Securities

 

ROSBANK

37 Chekhov St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693000

Tel/Fax: 7(4242) 726-110; 726-108

Mr. Druzhinin Maxim Yaroslavovich, Head of the FinancialDepartment 

 

DALNEVOSTOCHNY BANK

40 Dzerzhynskogo St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 69300

Tel/Fax: 7(42422) 33-113

Ms. Yelena Nikolayevna Ponizovskaya, Currency Control Department. 

 

TIKHOOKEANSKY BANK

40 Dzerzhynskogo St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693000

Tel: 7(42422) 33-929

Fax: 7(42422) 34-429

Ms. Annastasya Petrovna Prokofjeva, Chief Accountant. 

 

ITURUP BANK

32 Kommunistichesky Ave.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 69300

Tel/Fax: 7(4242) 727-311

Ms. Yana Vladimirovna Lee, Acting Head of the Department ForForeign Currency

 

SAKHALIN-WEST

24 Pobedy St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 693000

Tel: 7(4242) 742-465

Fax: 7(42422) 51-692

Ms. Olga Vladimirovna Sokolova, Chief Specialist

 

NATIONAL BANK OF ALASKA

P.O. Box 100600

Anchorage, AK  99510

Tel: 1(907) 265-2625, 265-2134

Mr. Mike Rzeszut or Mr. Ben Barrera

 

EXPRESS MAIL

 

DHL  

32 Kommunistitcheskii Ave., #228, 230 

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia 

Tel: 7(4242) 727-340

Fax: 7(4242) 727-515

 

MAJOR REGIONAL DEPARTMENTS INVOLVED IN REGISTRATION PROCESS

 

DEPT. OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS

Sakhalin Oblast Administration

32 Kommunisticheskii Ave., # 236

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia

Tel: 7(4242) 727-494 (secretary); 727-090 (lawyer)

 

REGIONAL STATE STATISTICS COMMITTEE

68 Kommunisitcheskii Ave.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia

Tel: 7(4242) 742-191

 

OBLAST TAX INSPECTORATE

14 Karl Marx St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia

Tel: 7(42422) 35-351

 

CITY TAX INSPECTORATE 

105A Lenin St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia

Tel: 7(42422) 36-451 

Tax payers’ registration office: 7(42422) 36-530

 

PENSION FUND, REGIONAL DIVISION

27A Kommunisticheskii Ave.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia

Tel: 7(4242) 722-288

 

SAKHALIN REGIONAL FUND OF COMPULSORY MEDICAL INSURANCE

23 Dzerzhinskogo St.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia

Tel: 7(42422) 36-838 (registration office)

 

SOCIAL INSURANCE FUND 

Sakhalin Regional Branch

113 Mira Ave.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia

Tel: 7(42422) 33-266