Abstract
This article discusses the main issues of legislative and legal aspects of the provision of primary health care, emergency, including specialized medical care to foreign citizens who are studding in state, municipal and non-state organizations of higher education of the Russian Federation on various programs. The paper comprehensively analyzes the legal nuances of medical support for foreign students compared to their Russian counterparts. The rights and obligations of foreign citizens studying in Russian universities, as well as the possibilities for them to receive full medical care in the Russian Federation are described in detail and step by step. According to the results of the analysis, the authors propose a number of measures for the possibility of equal medical care for foreign students in relation to their Russian colleagues. The analysis was based on regulatory documentation on this topic.
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