FPV Supervisory Board

The Supervisory Board is a collegial governing body of the Free Port Vladivostok, which oversees economic processes on the territory of the Free Port, considers and takes measures to prevent or remedy excessive or unreasonable interference by monitoring and supervisory bodies in the activities of residents of the Free Port, and coordinates the activities of state authorities and local government bodies on the development and functioning of the Free Port

Functions

  • Monitoring of economic processes on the territory of the Free Port Vladivostok, as well as consideration and adoption of measures aimed at developing the constituent entities of the Russian Federation forming part of the Far Eastern Federal District, improving the investment and business climate and maintaining a balance between the interests of citizens living in the Free Port Vladivostok and those of entrepreneurs;
  • Consideration and adoption of measures to prevent or remedy excessive or unreasonable interference by monitoring and supervisory bodies in the activities of residents of the Free Port Vladivostok (including making proposals to check the work of officials and apply disciplinary measures against them);
  • Coordination of the activities of state and local authorities on the development and functioning of the Free Port Vladivostok;
  • Determination of the maximum percentage of foreign workers employed by residents of the Free Port Vladivostok;
  • Establishing the types of entrepreneurial activities that residents of the Free Port Vladivostok are not entitled to engage in

Questions and answers

What are the priority areas in ISEZ?
The main priority is to attract residents producing high value-added products, as well as performing works (or providing services) of types to be determined by the Government of Russia.
When will the ISEZ regime start operating?
From January 1, 2026
In which regions is ISEZ planned to be created?
• Amur Region • Jewish Autonomous Region • Primorsky Territory • Zabaykalsky Territory • Khabarovsk Territory
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