About bels

Status:

Expatriate  

Gender:

Male

Currently Lives:

western region, Moscow City, Russian Federation

Citizen Of:

United Kingdom

My Website:

http://http://http://expatrussia.8.forumer.com/

Favorite Websites:

http://http://expat.ru

Some Forum Posts:

Russia: Help:

First, what made you decide to go to Siberia. Do you have a work contract there, because that would be your best move. Not being divorced makes no diffeence,and won't be a problem, unless you want to marry a Russian and apply for residency. No work contract? If you cqn afford it, you can go for business visa, that will allow you in the country for 90 days, if you are lucky enough to have a legal work contract for an expat, you can stay longer. Immigration is almost impossible for you unless you are married to a Russian and go first of all for temporary tesidency as first stage.

Russia: Hello from bels in Russia:

I'd like to introduce myself; I am British and now live in Russia I've been living just outside Moscow in the Oblast as they call it. Why did I come here? Because I met someone from Russia and got married, and as a result I now have a 22 month old son and a 10 year old stepson. We make our living by teaching groups of children in a small classroom within a state school, and are considering of perhaps establishing a language centre in TEFL in the future. I have experienced the Russian red-tape as a foreigner in Russia, going through the system of personal invitation visa and returning to UK to renew it, up to applying for temporary residency visa. I am now a temporary resident and will soon be applying for permanent residency. I have also registered for an entrepreneur's license. Hopefully I can share my experience with others who are considering coming to Russia either for a visit, to work or do business in Russia. I would also like to communicate with other expats who are also living in Russia

Date Joined:

3/2/2008

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