Immigration. Travel. Living.
This blog is dedicated to traveling and residing in different countries around the world. Main purpose of this page is sharing knowledge and experience of such matters as living, doing business, getting a job, studying, looking for a suitable housing in different places, as well as learning about cuisine, culture and legal aspects of immigration. The world is yours to explore and we want to help you pursuing this goal!
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Tips to finding student accommodation in Paris
Paris attracts not only tourists from all over the world but also those who want to work or study here. Accommodation conditions in hotels do not always meet the requirements of visitors with the level of service and cost. In such situations, rental housing can help out, allowing you to save money and find comfortable
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Tips to finding student accommodation in Moscow
Foreign students in Russia live in university dormitories, rented apartments, or host families. It is important to find the best option – comfortable housing within your means. Before making a choice, weigh the pros and cons. After all, how and where you will live and rest, how you will study largely depends. Dormitory The most
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Tips to finding student accommodation in LondonÂ
If you are planning to live in a university residence in London, the accommodation service can help you. They also have lists of private landlords who rent rooms to students or contact a real estate agency and look for ads on the internet. Some websites search for private housing in the UK, and they are
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Tier 1 Investor Visa UK
England, with its powerful economy, centuries-old traditions of entrepreneurship, and high living standards, has long become a point of attraction for business people from all over the world. Every year, many foreign nationals try to come to the UK to do business, work for hire, or study here. In most cases, to obtain the status
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Life in London. Pros and cons of immigration to the UK.
Great Britain is one of the most developed countries in Europe. Despite the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union, which formally took place at midnight from January 31 to February 1, 2020, the Kingdom’s economy remains one of the largest in the world, the local currency is quite stable and the British feel confident about
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How to get a German volunteer visa?
In Germany, public work is very common, about 30% of people in the country are employed in some kind of volunteer or social activity. The main law governing youth volunteering and incorporating major volunteer programs is the Youth Volunteering Promotion Law. The Law on the Federal Volunteer Service regulates the volunteering of adults and youth
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How to find accommodation in London?
Searching for housing in London often turns into a real full-time job: you can look for a dream apartment for rent for several weeks. Experienced Londoners know all these things themselves, and for those who are going to look for housing for the first time, ZIMA explains how to find your home and what pitfalls
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Civil Partnership Visa in the UK. How to getCivil Partnership Visa 2021?
Immigration rules recognize the importance of the relationship of partners in a civil marriage on a par with the relationship between legal spouses. What is the relationship between partners in a civil marriage? In the light of the immigration rules and regulations of the European Union, the concept of “relationship between partners in a civil
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Working as a doctor in Australia. Immigration to Australia 2021
Doctors in Australia are in demand. Australia requires nurses, psychotherapists, gastroenterologists, physiotherapists, dentists and assistants, cardio, and neurosurgeons with higher medical degrees. People are needed who will work in chemical laboratories, develop drugs, and conduct research. The work of a doctor has a peculiarity – migrants are required to confirm their qualifications through additional testing
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Work and salary of doctors in France. How to immigrate to France.
The French healthcare system, along with the Dutch one, is recognized as the best in the world. In 2000, according to the World Health Organization, it was named the best state for the level of medical care. This is the reason that many of our compatriots want to get a job as a doctor in
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Working in Slovakia as an expatÂ
The standard of living in Slovakia is slightly below the EU average. The country is small, with a population of only 5.5 million people, but it is famous for its resorts, plains, and mountainous areas with beautiful nature. Forests cover 40% of the country’s territory. You can apply for a visa to travel to Slovakia
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Working in Munich as an expatÂ
Labor and business immigration to Germany is relevant today. Leaving Munich for permanent residence has many advantages for these segments of the population. Those wishing to emigrate to Germany choose their final destination among many cities. Departure for permanent residence in Munich is very attractive. Everyone knows this industrial and cultural center, leading in terms