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You need to look at the number of factors, University programs including.
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Thank you. Didn't post this here to be personally attacked for something unrelated to my question. In fact, maybe I'll move to one of the countries mentioned just to **** him off.
You should move to his country then, which is Bulgaria.
Why Russia specifically? Have you considered any country in Eastern Europe that has a low cost of living? You could get by just fine in Bucharest, Sofia, Belgrade, Sarajevo, or even a smaller city in Croatia for $1500 per month. I'm not entirely sure about visas to these countries, or even Russia for that matter, but it might be worth looking into. Belgrade in particular is Moderator cut: link removed, competitor site, has a lot of Soviet/ Russian influence, and would allow you to exercise your knowledge of the Cyrillic alphabet.
Well, now--there's an idea! Cluj, Romania, has a university, and hosts American college study groups every summer, and also is a center for Western tech companies of various sorts. Beautiful nature outside the city, in nearby mountains, where there are nature preserves, quaint villages, etc.
As to Russia, OP, I'd choose the smaller cities on your list, if I were you: Rostov, Novgorod, and the like. My personal faves are way farther east: Ulan Ade (Buryatia), which Americans love, in part because of the architecture painted Buddhist colors: saffron and maroon, and because of the Buddhist culture. (It does have a university.) Khabarovsk has several universities that accept foreign students, though it's really hot in the summers, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskii, if you like climbing volcanoes and soaking in hot springs, though it's a bit remote. Close to Alaska, though, and there's a plane connection with Anchorage in the summers.
OK, you may not be interested in any of those, but I just had to enthuse. Carry on, and good luck, wherever you end up. Keep us posted.
You should move to his country then, which is Bulgaria.
To be honest one person immigrating will increase the total count of immigrants here from 3 to 4...yes not thousands or million just 4 people . But I think way in advance about future generations.
As to Russia, OP, I'd choose the smaller cities on your list, if I were you: Rostov, Novgorod, and the like. My personal faves are way farther east: Ulan Ade (Buryatia), which Americans love, in part because of the architecture painted Buddhist colors: saffron and maroon, and because of the Buddhist culture. (It does have a university.) Khabarovsk has several universities that accept foreign students, though it's really hot in the summers, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskii, if you like climbing volcanoes and soaking in hot springs, though it's a bit remote. Close to Alaska, though, and there's a plane connection with Anchorage in the summers.
OK, you may not be interested in any of those, but I just had to enthuse. Carry on, and good luck, wherever you end up. Keep us posted.
I think that's a little extreme.
Not every Russian will survive there, and you want to send an American there. He's so young
To be honest one person immigrating will increase the total count of immigrants here from 3 to 4...yes not thousands or million just 4 people . But I think way in advance about future generations.
Yes we all know Russia has immigrants from Asia and loses emigrants to the West. This has been true, more or less, for the past 800 years.
OP, you could try Tushino if you're looking for one of the cheaper areas of Moscow.
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Carry on, and good luck, wherever you end up. Keep us posted.
