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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Blue card: get one in 2021
Get a Blue card in 2021. The Blue Card combines a work permit and a residence permit in the EU for citizens from outside the EU. Starting in 2012, this program has become an opportunity not only for highly qualified specialists to get the best place to work and choose where to live, but also…
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Russia: travel to Saint-Petersburg
Traveling in Russia – Saint-Petersburg. The cultural capital of Russia, northern Venice, the brainchild of Peter – this is how St. Petersburg is often called, the second largest city of our vast with a population of 4.8 million people.
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USA: apartment and renting
How to rent an apartment in the USA. Residents of the United States most often rent apartments (houses). It is so customary – to rent a house and often move to another area, city, and even state, if, for example, a good job was offered there. Another feature of the American “housing sector” is living…
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Mexico: applying for dual citizenship
Dual citizenship with Mexico. Citizenship in Mexico is determined by several laws, including Article 30 of the Mexican Constitution and other acts. Article 32 of the Constitution defines the rights granted by Mexican law to Mexicans who have dual citizenship.
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Immigration in 2021 – best countries to relocate
Best countries for immigration in 2021. Most of those traveling abroad emigrate to obtain permanent residence status. Which countries offer the most attractive conditions for obtaining this status and where it is easiest to settle?
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Europe: most sporty countries
The most sporty countries in Europe. A healthy lifestyle is very popular in Europe. A healthy lifestyle is one of the important aspects when choosing a country to obtain a residence permit there and then move. Today we talk about which countries are the most athletic in Europe and what kinds of sports are popular…
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Relocation from Pakistan in New Zealand
Immigrate to New Zealand from Pakistan. New Zealand attracts expats from all over the world, including Pakistani. The advantages of immigration to New Zealand from Pakistan are excellent ecology, low crime rate, friendliness of local residents.
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Serbia: education system
Serbian educational system. Serbia is one of the European countries that attract the attention of foreign students not only by quality education but also by the level of economic and social development of the state itself. Even though it is not a member of the EU, the education system is adapted to the European standard.
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Brazil: immigration – investor visa
Business immigration to Brazil – investor visa. Brazil is currently experiencing an investment boom. Brazil is a market with a population of 200 million. Thousands of people are investing here and making a great profit. Immigration legislation in Brazil allows foreign investors to move and do business in this country.
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Asylum: germany
How to apply for asylum in Germany. Germany is one of the most loyal countries to immigrants and refugees. Therefore, every day the number of visitors seeking asylum in the German Republic is only increasing.
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Belgium: cost of life in 2021
Cost of living in Belgium in 2021. Belgium is a fantastically beautiful country that gains your heart, whether you are just a visitor or an international student. With beautiful landscapes, breathtaking architecture, and a high multicultural environment in Belgium, you can feel right at home.
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USA: citizenship through army
US citizenship through the Army. A person who has served in the US Armed Forces for one year (or immediately if serving in a war zone) is indeed eligible for accelerated citizenship. However, the whole difficulty is that you still need to get into the army. And only US citizens or permanent residents are taken…