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Old 3rd January 2003, 17:58
LillianBright LillianBright is offline
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Hi All,

I would be grateful if you guys could please help me with the following. I'm planning to go to Moscow in September and spend two years there studying simultaneous interpreting at the Linguistic University (or whatever it's called officially). Is it possible for a Kazakhstani citizen to get a job in Moscow? Or is it necessary to get a work permit first (not sure if they require any there though)? I was born in Grozny but grew up and graduated from uni in Almaty and I am ethnic Ingush.

Thanks,

L.

I wish lots of luck and happiness to everyone in 2003!
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