Russia is the largest country in the world, but it is sparsely populated. Why don't they follow the example of the United States and let foreign immigrants go?

First of all, the main ethnic group in Russia is Russians. If a large number of immigrants are attracted, the control of Russians will gradually fall into the hands of other ethnic groups, fearing another disintegration. This is the result that Russia does not want to see. In addition, Russia has sufficient resources per capita. The more people there are, the lower the relative per capita welfare will also affect people's mood.

Russia is the largest country in the world, with a total area of over170,000 square kilometers, nearly twice that of China, but its population is only about1400 million, a little more than that of Japan and only one tenth of that of China. But Russia is also a well-deserved military power in the world. Many people are curious, why not open up immigrants and attract a large number of talents to develop in Russia?

But there is a reason why Russia does not open to the outside world, because Russia hopes that the main ethnic group will still be Russians. If immigration is open, in case other nationalities, especially Mongolians, and some people from the Middle East flood into Russia, it will definitely have a certain impact on Russia's state power. If something happened at that time, it would be over if it disintegrated again. The former Soviet Union is a typical example.

Moreover, although there are few people in Russia now, Russia is vast and sparsely populated, and its per capita mineral resources are very rich. Residents can say that it is not bad at all. With so many people coming, although gdp will increase and more manpower will be added, it will not work if everyone is divided. After all, improving the overall quality is not so fast, so Russia still does not let go of its immigration policy.