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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Immigration destinations: Goa, India
How to immigrate to Goa, India. India is a mysterious country with a rich culture. Every year millions of tourists come to India to visit famous historical sites and meet residents. However, some people are so attracted to India that they decide to leave here for permanent residence.
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Russia: residence permit obtaining
Getting a Residence permit in Russia in 2021. A residence permit (residence permit) is a document issued to a foreign citizen in confirmation of his right to permanently reside in the Russian Federation, as well as his right to easily leave the Russian Federation and enter the Russian Federation.
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Immigration to Europe from India
Immigration from India to Europe. Moving from India to Europe for permanent residence is a complex process that depends on many factors. These include, first of all, your desire to immigrate. After all, if it does not exist or it is insufficient, it will be very difficult for you in a new, completely different, and…
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Cost of life: Hungary
Cost of living in Hungary in 2021. Hungary is a small country in the heart of Europe that many immigrants forget about. The cost of living here is very attractive, the food is of high quality, the entertainment is varied, the climate is pleasant.
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Expat guides: taxes in Latvia
Expat’s guide on Latvia tax system in 2021. Taxpayers (residents) are Latvian companies and permanent representative offices (branches) of foreign companies. Distributed profits and payments equal to the distribution of profits are taxed. Retained earnings are not taxed.
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Singapore bank account opening
Bank account in Singapore – Everything you need to know. Singapore is a very beautiful city and also one of the world’s most famous financial centers. More than 30,000 international companies, including financial organizations, have opened their offices here. In this article, we will tell you about the banking system of this country and the intricacies…
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Croatia: FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions on Croatia. Situated on the eastern Adriatic coast, Croatia is the 26th biggest country in Europe and popular for its serene landscape. It shares its borders with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Hungary, Montenegro, and Slovenia.
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Immigration guides: South Africa
How to immigrate to South Africa. South Africa is the most mature country in Africa. It is a mixture of many cultures and nationalities – only the official state languages ​​in South Africa are eleven: English, Afrikaans, Kosa, Zulu, Sesotho, Swazi, Tsonga, Venda, North Soto, South Ndebele, and Tswana.
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Living on Norway: Pros and Cons
Live in Norway: Pros and Cons. In terms of nominal GDP per capita, Norway ranks fourth in the ranking of the richest countries in Europe. Above are only Luxembourg and Switzerland. This is a very beautiful northern state with a developed economy and large reserves of natural resources, including oil and gas.
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Netherlands: MVV visa
MVV visa for the Netherlands. The MVV visa (machtiging tot voorlopig verblijf) is a visa for residence in the Netherlands. The duration of stay in the country on this visa is more than 90 days.
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Retirement and citizenship: best countries
Countries with citizenship for retirement. The process of choosing a suitable country is individual in each case. It is necessary to pay attention not only to the general criteria of residence but also to the country’s accessibility for migrants.
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Best countries to immigrate for teachers
Immigration as a teacher: Best countries by salary. A teacher’s salary varies depending on many factors, the type of institution being one of them. State educational institutions are financed by taxpayers and have not the highest, but stable salaries.