In a month I visited:
• 5 times at the MFC (of which 4 times I had an appointment, but they canceled at the last moment)
• 2 times at the Ministry of Internal Affairs for migration registration
• 6 times for medical matters (medical check-up for the Ministry of Internal Affairs + 4 for my own check-up)
• 4 times at the tax office (2 for a legal entity, 2 yesterday for an electronic key)

And the cherry on top - today and tomorrow I'm sitting in the office waiting for tax officials. They need to personally verify that the office exists and that I am actually there.

This makes me want to ask - why is a legal address even needed in 2026? I have an IT company, everyone works remotely. Letters come by email. If the address is fake, no OBEP/OMON/SK will find it anyway. So what's the point?

It's some kind of rudiment, or a relic of the past century. Just make a "digital address" already. I'm even willing to pay Russian Post for a PO box - it's convenient for me, and they get a little extra for the state monopoly. In short, I'm starting to hate meaningless bureaucracy even more. Although does meaningful bureaucracy even exist?

And of course, when you spend half a month in government agencies, you have neither the strength nor the desire to write here. Plus the news about yet another mega-blocking of Telegram every time lifts the mood 🙃

P.S. As soon as I leave for the office, I already feel out of place - I guess I've gotten too unused to it. Whoever is near Elektrosila metro today - come by for coffee, we'll talk about RKN, FAS and other 3 letters)