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  Then these russians will have no choice but to join the war, they will be sent to war if they are unable to flee the draft.
context: The only way around this is to find a job with an employment contract [...]
  This makes living long-term in the country unviable for tens of thousands of Russian citizens who have fled because of the war
  
  Not having a job makes long term living unviable. Surely if someone flees to another country they would have to find a job anyways. >
  
  Not if they have a remote job and bring their equipment. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 80%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  Astana has introduced tweaks to migration legislation restricting the length of time foreigners entering visa-free can spend in Kazakhstan, which will affect Russians fleeing conscription, among others.
  Previously, there was nothing in the migration rules to prevent Russians leaving Kazakhstan after 90 days for a neighboring state such as Kyrgyzstan, then returning and staying another 90 days, ad infinitum.
  One reason that Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have proved attractive to "Relokanty" - as Russians fleeing war are known - is that Russians do not require passports, only their domestic ID cards, to enter.
  
  
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  I think more than half or two thirds will find ways to evade the Kremlin's tentacles.