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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Kazakhstan: travel guide and tips
Travel to Kazakhstan. Location: Ranking ninth in the world in terms of area, Kazakhstan settled on the lands of Asia and Europe. It has no access to the World Ocean, which in this respect makes it an exceptional state of this size.
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Immigration: from India to USA
Things to know before immigrating to the USA from India. If you decide to move from India to the States, then you should study the history of the country, laws, mentality in advance to understand whether you want to live in America and whether your efforts and funds for organizing the move will be wasted.
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Visa: freelance visa to America
American freelance visa. Consider the countries of North and South America: both have long been popular among remote workers, and only attract attention with the help of special visa programs. We tried to analyze the situation among American countries.
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Immigration programs: Canada for pilots
Immigration program. Rural and Northern for pilots In 2019, the Government of Canada announced the launch of the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, a five-year pilot program. The program will help rural and northern communities in Ontario, western Canada, and three Canadian territories attract and retain skilled foreign workers.
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Latvia: universities for higher education
Best universities to apply for in Latvia. In addition to the beaches of the Baltic Sea, clean air, and old cozy streets, Latvia can offer high-quality higher education of the European standard. Foreign students, as well as citizens of the country, are fully available to study at most public and private universities since many programs…
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Canada: education system
Education in Canada (education system). The education system in Canada in terms of its level successfully competes with the training schemes adopted in the USA, England, and Australia. The northern neighbor of the United States of America is recognized as one of the leaders in the international educational market.
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Belgium: best cities for living
Best cities to live in Belgium. Thanks to the high standard of a living, stable economy, and developed institutions of democracy, Belgium is a great place to live, work, study and do business. So we provide a ranking of the top five cities for immigration and residence in Belgium in 2020.
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Bulgaria: tax guide for immigrants
Expat’s guide on the Bulgarian tax system. Bulgaria is a beautiful country located in South-Eastern Europe. It shares its borders with Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Turkey, and Romania. Bulgaria has a total population of 7 million people and Sofia is its capital city.
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Austria: guide on work for immigrants
Finding a job in Austria as an immigrant. Vienna has been awarded the title of being the most livable city in the world for seven years in a row, this beautiful city is filled with fun-filled people, alluring sceneries, and some of the tastiest cuisines.
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Immigration guides: green card EB-5
EB-5 GREEN CARD. The EB-5 visa is a US immigrant visa that grants you the right to permanently reside in the US. A document confirming a residence permit is usually called a “green card”. Green cards are obtained primarily through the lottery, family relationships, or employment-based sponsorships.
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Germany: guide on job seeker visa
Germany job seeker Visa. Is it possible to move to Germany before concluding an employment contract with a German employer? What are the advantages of applying? What are the requirements for applicants?
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Hungary: best universities for students
Top 5 Universities in Hungary. Today Hungary remains an important country for development and higher education in Europe. Hungarian students start going to school at the age of three and continue their studies at vocational schools (which may start as early as grade 9), vocational schools, and general education schools.