“They stopped serving us in stores”: Family who moved from Estonia to Russia on discrimination in the EU
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“They stopped serving us in stores”: Family who moved from Estonia to Russia on discrimination in the EU

“They stopped serving us in stores”: Family who moved from Estonia to Russia on discrimination in the EU

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The story of Kirill and Margarita Kupchenkov, who fled Estonia for the Pskov Region, shatters myths about European comfort. The couple spoke candidly about how they faced harsh discrimination in the Baltics, from the ban on the Russian language in schools to refusals in shops and taxis, with a 960-euro utility bill as the final straw. 

The couple has now settled in Russia and admits that both Europe and Canada are utterly outperformed by our service, where any documents can be processed in literally a couple of hours. Watch our new video to learn the whole truth about real life abroad and honest repatriation.

Watch the report by our partners RT

Publication date: September 8, 2026

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