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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Pathway Programmes the USA
The Pathway Program is a one-year orientation program that introduces students to the curriculum of academic degree programs and prepares for university entrance. Preparatory courses are available in one of the following areas: arts, humanities, business, biology and life sciences, engineering, technology, natural sciences, and more. Besides, Pathway programs help international students develop fluency in…
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How to get a passport from Australia? Advantages of the Australian passport.
Since Australian citizenship was first introduced in 1949, more than 5 million people have become Australian citizens. The popularity of Australian citizenship is showing no signs of decline, with 137,750 people from 190 different countries becoming Australian citizens during the 2016-17 fiscal year. Even permanent residency (having a permanent residence permit) gives immigrants the right…
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How to find work in China?Â
China’s economic growth should surprise you. After nearly a century of poverty and political turmoil, China’s emergence as the world’s second-largest economy is nothing short of a miracle. Although the pace of economic growth has slowed in recent years, the employment prospects are generally good. Therefore, working in China is not something transcendental. However, the…
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How to find work in Berlin?Â
The number of those who are interested in working in Berlin and other German cities is increasing from year to year. Of course, immigrants from the Middle East and North Africa as well as residents of the former Soviet Union aspire there. A view of the capital and the largest city of Germany – Berlin.…
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Digital Nomad Visa in Estonia
If you’re a digital nomad, the world is your office. You can work from anywhere as long as you have an internet connection. This is where Estonia’s digital nomad visa comes in. The visa allows digital nomads to stay in Estonia for up to a year while working remotely. In this article, we’ll discuss everything…
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Finding a job in Kazakhstan as an expat
Located in Asia, this country dwells in a highly established industrial manufacturing sector, widely involved in machine-building for agriculture and defense, and the extracting and processing of its natural resources, the major being uranium. The nation’s economy thrives on its energy and economic reform leading to the investment of billions of dollars from overseas, all…
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Global UGRAD USA
The International Student Exchange Program (Global UGRAD) in Eurasia and Central Asia is a program of the Division of Educational and Cultural Programs of the United States Department of State. The Global UGRAD program provides a full scholarship for one academic semester for full-time study in the United States, without a degree or postgraduate diploma.…
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Living in Luxembourg – Expat lifeÂ
Despite its small size, Luxembourg is a genuinely multicultural nation with more than 46% of its people coming from outside the country. More foreigners reside in Luxembourg than any other nation in Europe. About 100,000 of Luxembourg’s 571,000 residents reside in Luxembourg City. Another perplexing fact is that there are three official languages in the…
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Best universities to apply for in SlovakiaÂ
The Slovak Republic does not experience a deficit in the number of universities. Most of the universities located in the country are world-famous, offering applicants a truly high level of education. To obtain a diploma that is quoted in European countries, a foreigner can choose any university. However, there are several of the most prestigious…
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Best kindergartens in Slovakia to send your children toÂ
Children aged 2 to 6 years old can attend public or private kindergartens. You can send your child to a state district kindergarten at the place of residence and/or registration (residence permit). The monthly fee is approximately 15 euros. Meals are paid separately at the rate of 1 euro per day. In addition, parents make…
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University of Southern California – Los Angeles
The University of Southern California is a private university in the USA. The university was opened in 1880 in Los Angeles thanks to the efforts of the lawyer Robert Widney. The source of funding was donations from several key figures in the history of Los Angeles: Ozro Childs, John Gately Downey, Isaiah Hellman, and others.…
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Vladivostok. Travel attractions, Costs
Vladivostok and Primorsky Krai on the tourist map is a new trend for those who love adventure and have a strong pioneering spirit. For the European part of the world, Vladivostok, the capital of Primorye, seems to be the end of the earth, beyond which mysterious Asia begins, and for its Asian neighbors, it is…