Right now it is complicated but not impossible, some banks here are not sanctioned and therefore you are able to do a direct bank transfer. Also money transfer apps like KoronaPay allow you to do transfers with less commission, but they have to be paired with a good vpn provider. The last one is bring cash and exchange it to rubbles upon arrival and just live off of that. All that requieres a Russian bank account of one of the banks that is currently not sanctioned.
Wow, amazing video. I'm very excited for what it comes next on this well constructed series, I never thought that life in russia as an international student would ve like that. PS: is he from France?
I will be going to moscow this September to study at hse and i have zero knowledge of russian hence i wanted to ask what are easiest part time jobs for foreigners to do in russia? And what are your thoughts on dorms? Are they good, clean, peaceful enough or shall i opt for a separate apartment
hey quick question, how do international students over there paid their groceries? because visa, mastercard and some foreign transfers are already suspended.
So, some banks here are not sanctioned and therefore you are able to do a direct bank transfer. Also money transfer apps like KoronaPay allow you to do transfers with less commission, but they have to be paired with a good vpn provider. The last one is bring cash and exchange it to rubbles upon arrival and just live off of that. All that requieres a Russian bank account of one of the banks that is currently not sanctioned. The cards that are issued in Russia still work fine in Russia, so you are able to pay with cards still.
Thank you for watching my video! ❤️ Well, generally Moscow or any other big city like Saint Petersburg are considered safe for international students. They have many universities and a diverse population. However, like any big city, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings and take precautions. As for cities to avoid, I wouldn't say there are any cities in Russia that are particularly dangerous for international students, but some smaller cities may be less welcoming or have fewer resources for international students.
Hey, I'm going to Moscow to study, I was wondering, with the sanctions how are international students transferring money from abroad?
Right now it is complicated but not impossible, some banks here are not sanctioned and therefore you are able to do a direct bank transfer. Also money transfer apps like KoronaPay allow you to do transfers with less commission, but they have to be paired with a good vpn provider. The last one is bring cash and exchange it to rubbles upon arrival and just live off of that. All that requieres a Russian bank account of one of the banks that is currently not sanctioned.
This year I finish my graduation and I would really like to do a master's degree in Russia, I have the same question
So can we use union pay?
@@Oxxxyeeee no, unfortunately union pay doesn't work there. I know my friend uses KoronaPay and it works fine
@@Oxxxyeeeeyes, it works.
Max! Ahahahhaha what a beautiful video and painful at same time to see you use that cheese for the carbonara 🥲
We miss you here 🧡
Loved the video!! Keep them coming. I'll be at RUDN uni hostel soon
Thank you! 🥰 Wish you luck at RUDN
Coming to St Petersburg. Got admission in ITMO University. Hope I can meet you when I will reach there.
Me too
Ur ig?
Wow, amazing video. I'm very excited for what it comes next on this well constructed series, I never thought that life in russia as an international student would ve like that.
PS: is he from France?
He's the most French guy I've met.
Excellent video, personally i like this your video,and i like you
I will be going to moscow this September to study at hse and i have zero knowledge of russian hence i wanted to ask what are easiest part time jobs for foreigners to do in russia? And what are your thoughts on dorms? Are they good, clean, peaceful enough or shall i opt for a separate apartment
Where are you from ? Have you reached?
Thank you so much 🔥🔥🔥
Are you still making video
Hello Olya Le, Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩😊
Tốt hơn video lần trước chút rồi đấy!
hey quick question, how do international students over there paid their groceries? because visa, mastercard and some foreign transfers are already suspended.
So, some banks here are not sanctioned and therefore you are able to do a direct bank transfer. Also money transfer apps like KoronaPay allow you to do transfers with less commission, but they have to be paired with a good vpn provider. The last one is bring cash and exchange it to rubbles upon arrival and just live off of that. All that requieres a Russian bank account of one of the banks that is currently not sanctioned. The cards that are issued in Russia still work fine in Russia, so you are able to pay with cards still.
Where is this dorm located? I'd really love the one close to the university.
Unfortunately this one is not the closest to the campus😅 It's an hour away
Hello olya Le! Which country are you from and since from which year are you living in Russia?
Hey! I'm from Vietnam 🇻🇳 Been livin here since September last year 😌 What about you?
@@bsheep04 I am from Pakistan and in month of October this year I am also coming to Russia for study purpose in Mari state medical university.
@@tahakhan265 Cool! Hope it all goes well! If you have any questions regarding living here let me know😊
@@bsheep04 thank olya Le for your beautiful regards from me!
@@tahakhan265 hey did you get scholarship?
Tell us a secret tip for admission scholarship? 😍
Hello,which university dormitory is this?
Hi! It's HSE dorm in St Petersburg
Very nice video.
😊
How much income in monthly rubble
Hello.. Can you coordinate with me with anyone who is living in HSE Dorm 7 ?.. Specially with Any Pakistani Student?
I like ur vilog so nice can u tell me which city is good for the international students i also heard some part of russia is not good ?
Thank you for watching my video! ❤️
Well, generally Moscow or any other big city like Saint Petersburg are considered safe for international students. They have many universities and a diverse population. However, like any big city, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings and take precautions. As for cities to avoid, I wouldn't say there are any cities in Russia that are particularly dangerous for international students, but some smaller cities may be less welcoming or have fewer resources for international students.
@@bsheep04 thnx for reply where i can search programs i want to do masters any offcial website for international students to check the programs
You can check out this one studyinrussia.ru/en/
Or you can also check the university's website (any Russian uni of your choice) and see from there
how much for 1 slice cake and 1 coffee cost?
It'll be around 220 rub. But of course it could be cheaper or more expensive depending on where you go😊
If you go to a bakery called WEX 85 I would say 290 rubles
@@Signoramico combined?
@@bsheep04 combined?
@@yerlannurbolat5514 yep
Does Polina have a channel?
no.
:)
Halooo can you help me
It is good to study on Russia after war ?
Hey! Well, it's more or less the same to me.. Just the price are more expensive.. but most people are nice and welcoming😊
Did you get scholarship?
Yes
50% or 100% scholarship? 😍
@@samidaliphoto 100% tuition fee and some part of dormitory
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