moving into Russia

[jemm]

Can anyone offer any advice on how to get into Russia? I can't find any help on immigration INTO Russia, just how to get out!! Thanks in advance, jemm

[Dr_Woland]

what kind of info are you looking for? Visas, job-finding, finding somewhere to live, cost of living, where to choose to live? What do you plan doing here? Are you considering adopting Russian nationality?

Dr W.

[alexmshaw]

Dr W,
I am interested in all aspect of moving to Russia, can you tell me how much money I need if I want to drive new Benz every 10 years, live in 4 bed room (new)apartment, living spending for 2 and don't work for 30 years in Moscow or St. Petersburg.

Also how can I go about to get a Visa for life in Russia?

if you can please e-mail to me at alexmshaw@hotmail.com

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dr_Woland]

dear Alex

I think you might find such a lifestyle difficult to sustain in contemporary Russia :-)

Mercedes-Benz - same price globally as everywhere else, what model did you have in mind?

New 4-bed apartment - in Moscow (the most expensive city in the country) you can figure from around $80,000 in a distant suburb, to $2m and higher in the centre, it depends what lifestyle level you require :-)

Living expenses - I don't know how you like to live - hard to say! Champagne and caviar are cheap in Russia, but unfortunately nothing else is :-)

You don't plan working for 30 years? I think you'd get bored in Moscow.

Visa for life? Marry a Russian citizen, and fulfill a long, long list of residency requirements, plus forego your present citizenship.

Sound tempting? :-)

Dr W.

[gerbrand]

Dr.Woland:
Could you tell me the best way of finding a job in the moscow region, while being abroad.
Searching the papers and agencies you will not find an opportunity. Maybe you know of some other ways?
Being dr.Woland..you surely know some "tricks" don´t you?

Gerbrand

Originally posted by Dr_Woland:
dear Alex

I think you might find such a lifestyle difficult to sustain in contemporary Russia :-)

Mercedes-Benz - same price globally as everywhere else, what model did you have in mind?

New 4-bed apartment - in Moscow (the most expensive city in the country) you can figure from around $80,000 in a distant suburb, to $2m and higher in the centre, it depends what lifestyle level you require :-)

Living expenses - I don't know how you like to live - hard to say! Champagne and caviar are cheap in Russia, but unfortunately nothing else is :-)

You don't plan working for 30 years? I think you'd get bored in Moscow.

Visa for life? Marry a Russian citizen, and fulfill a long, long list of residency requirements, plus forego your present citizenship.

Sound tempting? :-)

Dr W.

[farah245]

hello ! i live in france and i seek to adopt a child from 5 to 10 years. If you have a fast and simple method to help me then write me lucilepenel@aol.com thank you !! bye!!!