It has become clear in which regions Russians have the most free time 01:59

Almost one in five Russians (18%) said they had 1-2 hours left for personal matters after work and sleep. This is shown by a study of the services Rabota.ru and Podrabotka, the results of which were reviewed by socialbites.ca.

Another 39% (39%) of respondents stopped within 3-4 hours; 28% of respondents shared that they typically have 5-6 hours left over for their lives outside of work. 9% of the study participants have 7-10 hours, 3% have 11-12 hours. The lucky ones who have more than 12 hours of free time a day also make up 3% of those surveyed.

23% of Moscow residents have 1-2 free hours, 33% of Muscovites spend 3-4 hours a day on personal matters, 31% spend 5-6 hours. Almost one in ten (8%) enjoy 7-10 hours a day, only 1% enjoy 11-12 hours, 4% enjoy more than 12 hours.

16% of St. Petersburg residents have 1-2 hours of free time a day, 44% have 3-4 hours, and 31% have 5-6 hours of free time. 9% of respondents chose 7-10 hours, 3% – 11-12 hours, 4% of survey respondents have more than 12 hours of free time per day.

22% of residents of Yekaterinburg and Sverdlovsk region have 1-2 hours of free time per day, 35% voted 3-4 hours, 30% voted 5-6 hours. 9% said they had 7-10 hours a day for personal matters, and 4% said they had more than 12 hours.

27% of Nizhny Novgorod residents shared that they spend 1-2 hours a day for personal matters, 43% 3-4 hours, and 27% 5-6 hours. And only 3% of survey respondents from Nizhny Novgorod and the region have 11-12 hours of free time per day.

8% of residents of Novosibirsk and the region said that they had 1-2 hours left after work and sleep, 29% – 3-4 hours, 38% – 5-6 hours. 13% shared that they spend 7-10 hours a day on their favorite activities, 8% chose 11-12 hours, and 4% shared that they have more than 12 hours of free time.

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