The West Or Russia?
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- #moscow #moscowtravel #russiatravel #moscowcity #moscowlife #russia #russiatravel
Do you live in the West? Have you become tired of the rampant crime, lack of cleanliness, high tax without great public services and feeling unsafe walking the streets at night? Well, now is the time to think about a change in location. I am going to tell you my 5 reasons why you MUST leave the West now and move to Moscow.
Those were my 5 reasons, did I miss any out? Let me know for future videos.
Hi, do you live in Russia or just Tourist?
Cause Russia started a bloody war and this is the most sanctioned and undemocfratic country in the world?
How about not deliberately flooding the country with millions of undocumented foreigners?
Russian income tax, health costs, education costs.
well, the title card misspelled bolshoi indicating unfamiliarity with russian pronunciation and inability to read cyrillic or you were in a huge hurry
I left Poland for Russia!
I was planning to move to warsaw first until I realized their politicians are sensitive morons and there is a small but substantial growing number of young pol's that are becoming woke. Cheers! ❤🇷🇺💪
Welcome! What is your job in Russia, if it’s not a secret?
Ти шо з глузду з'iхав?😂😂😂
@@Le-0N91 Нэ кизди, Мыкола!
Poland is free of the usual problems I associate with the West. Moscow/SPB can be fun though if you are a single guy. Are you a Polish 'passport bro'?
In the West they tell young boys to be whatever they want to be when they grow up....in Russia we tell young boys to be men when they grow up.
if only they told kids to be decent humanbeings no matter the sex or gender in the first place...
@@thewhoandzoe To be a decent human being, you need to first know who you are. "Know Thyself"
@@thewhoandzoe No such thing as gender.
@@annoyingchannel8812 if you say so
And here we are with life expectancy for men in Russia standing at 64. I’d better be myself than be «a man» and die at least 10 years younger. That’s why I prefer living in the «West» rather than Russia
Le monde devient tranquillement fou. La Russie devient l'arche de Noé pour les familles traditionnelles.
Уже
Really true
C'etait toujours comme ca devant les bolsheviks. Alors, c'est au contraire - la Russie return a son etat normale, ne devient pas fou. Et probablement le monde fait la meme chose.
@@МаркСотник By that you are announcing to the world they you have no clue about Russia.
@@МаркСотникочень ограниченный вы человек.
6. Cheap and efficient health care
7. Amazing public services
8. Magnificent and diverse urban transport
9. The best restaurants in the world
10. Сentral heating in every house
11. Inexpensive and convenient household services
12. The most beautiful women
And it's just something that came to mind right away.
6. Free and efficient health care
@@stanspb763 So physicians work for free in Russia?
@@CW_89 Get lost
@@CW_89 not free, but in all serious cases, it is not you who pay for them, but the state.
@@yastyman Yeah and who pays "the state"? Right, the people.
Как россиянин заявляю, что мы всегда рады порядочным иностранцам, независимо от того из какой вы страны
❤
damn! your are pretty 1d1otic guy
Thank you brother 🙏 hello from Spain
@@reubenatlantis5338 🇷🇺🤝🇪🇸
Definitely appreciate the hospitality... I am seriously thinking of making the move myself.
It always surprises me in videos like this that they don’t talk about children walking on the street alone, without their parents. They ride with their peers on roller skates, bicycles, and scooters. For example, this is not possible in the USA. Parents may be fined, or the child may be taken away from the parents. In Russia it is safe, children ride alone in the metro and other public transport.
Did you forget about Andrei Chikatilo?
@@martymar1964
You may as well recall Solovei the Whistler-Robber from Russian epic poems (bylinas)
In LUNDUN
You Get Glued
To The SideWalk,
Even In The Underground!
Father dead, mother working. What children do?
@@willietorben560 why is “father dead”? What are you talking about, mate?
I'm glad that Conor McGregor lives in our country. Hello from Moscow.
that's Conor McGregor's not-so-evil twin XD
more like Nigel Thornberry
Brack, not Nigel
He's Scottish bruh
Conor McGregor is a cool dude.
I left England for Russia!
Good
И как тебе у нас в России живется ?
@@blackwings2158 отлично живется! Купила прекрасную квартиру в Севастополе, работаю, читаю книги, смотрю фильмы. В одном из моих любимых фильмов, кстати, Груздев говорит Жеглову: «Ты мне не тычь, сукин сын!» Хорошо сказал, Вы согласны?
good. dont come back
@michaelsrensen3398 why so salty ? 😁
I'm British born and bred, with full Russian blood from one parent. Must admit, going to the Motherland is VERY VERY tempting.
Приезжай, не пожалеешь! Для начала как турист - увидишь всё своими глазами.
Сделай этот шаг 😊
Come here! U wont regret it :)
Go have a look. I just got back (to NZ) from a month there. Was in Moscow, St Petersburg, Nizny Novgorod, Kazan and Yekaterinburg. Way safer and more liveable country than current day NZ
Спасибо всем за ваши добрые комментарии. Мой последний чистокровный русский бывший говорил мне: «Твоя душа полностью русская». :D Должен признаться, я бесконечно больше русский, чем британец. Даже рингтон моего телефона - «Катюша». хе-хе А моего сибирского кота зовут Мишка в честь олимпийского талисмана, который бабушка привезла мне из России. :D Думаю, рано или поздно вернусь в родной дом. Сейчас я просто хочу, чтобы законные русские земли были освобождены как можно проще. Британия в беспорядке... в основном в культурном плане. А у России есть веские основания гордиться тем направлением, в котором она движется.
Thank you for your kind comments all. My last full blood Russian ex used to say to me "but your soul is fully Russian". : D I must admit I infinitely more Russian than British. Even my phone ringtone is Katyusha. hehe And my Siberian cat is named Mishka in honour of the Olympic mascot my grandmother brought me from Russia. : D I think I will return to my ancestral home sooner or later. Right now, I just want to see the rightful Russian lands liberated as easily as possible. Britain is in a mess... mainly culturally. Whereas Russia has good cause to be proud of the direction it is heading.
Don’t listen to haters! In other cities of Russia it’s also very clean and salaries are high, when you have brain and work smart.
Exactly.
I personally don't like Moscow, we have a lot of better cities to live
@@StrongRespect who are we?
@@eRmexMusic i don't know who are you sorry
@@StrongRespect lol))
The biggest plus is no Woke
This is the only PLUS that matters
But there is prison and bottle up in the ass.
The basic idea behind “woke” is just that people of all ethnicities, religions and sexualities should share the same rights and obligations. I don’t see the problem with that because it sounds fair.
Only the meat grinder, being a pariah nation, and war crimes.
@@svensulzmann4282 Yeah, it no longer means that. Now it means demonizing anything that's straight, white and man.
If it REALLY meant equality and human rights, NOBODY would have a problem with it. We ALL would love to live in harmony, but it is literally IMPOSSIBLE if you villainize the ''''most powerful group of people'''' (which is no longer that true btw, they're more diverse than ever)
As an English guy living in Moscow I would advise anyone to try and settle in Russia:-
Rich culture, beautiful people especially the ladies, clean and safe streets, lower taxes, great food, great weather, superb education system especially детский сад ( the best in the world), excellent public transport, beautiful nature, cheap cost of living, great medical system, strong government, trad values not infiltrated by western non value perversions, the list goes on really.
Strong government = fascist dictatorship
Good luck with it!
You would have loved Germany in the 1930s.
As a Russian, I would like to ask everyone who wants to go to Russia to stay home and improve life in THEIR country. We really don't need you here. Please keep this in mind.
Why did alot of Russians move to London then? Including the likes of Roman Abramovich.
@@tfootball8704 Russians are law-abiding in the countries they visit. And they adapt well to the traditions and rules of the countries where they come. The Anglo-Saxons are not - they always try to remake everything for themselves the way they are used to in their countries. Without paying attention to the wishes and traditions of the indigenous population.
It's true. I cannot speak for all Russia, but every city I've been too is safe, clean and beautiful. I live in Kazan, Russia . And I've been in like 10 other Russian cities and planning to visit a lot more. Because I like to travel in my country
Спасибо за видео и за ваши слова!
В 90-е годы Москва была в плачевном состоянии: повсюду рекламные вывески, рынки, грязь на улицах и крысы пешком ходили, не боясь людей. Сейчас мы наблюдаем другую Москву. Это город будущего!
Даже в спальных районах Москвы, а я живу именно в таком, потрясающая чистота и ухоженность: высажены деревья, кустарники и цветы, большое внимание уделяется ландшафтному дизайну и благоустройству территорий. И никто не занимается вандализмом. Даже если и увидишь какой-то фантик или пустую банку, валяющуюся на тротуаре, смотришь на это с удивлением, как на очень посторонний и инородный предмет.
Люблю свой город!
Я счастливую друг что ты любишь твой город. Да, Москва делало хороших прогресс.
Москва прекрасна. Осталось все прочие наши города сделать такими.
Но про отсутствие вандализма вы загнули - простейшее в виде граффити, например, есть даже в центре, а это тоже разновидность вандализма)
@@thewhoandzoeесть дебилы которые успели изуродовать новые поезда на зелёной ветке метро. Есть ещё кто вандалят остановки автобусов. К сожалению в этом плане очень слабые законы в России, я бы вместо штрафа давал бы 15 суток исправительных работ на благо того чего завандалили. За повторное нарушение уже лишение свободы
Хватит уже писать про 90-е! Как старый дед помнит: как был маленьким и обделался...
Смени пластинку!
Tomem cuidado só com o tipo de imigração que recebem
Your video made me shed some tears, believe me or not. Because I remembered Moscow in 90-th. It was dirty, dangerous, it was in decay! We looked at Europe and were sure that in our lifetime we wouldn’t be able to come even close to their level of city management. Now they should come and learn from us. Isn’t it a miracle?
Russia has resurrected from the ashes! And we remember every snobby Western m-f…er who took advantage on us during the time of weakness and disorientation.
so true
You are right! We went through rough times in 90-s. Like ANY country goes through rough times in their history. What shocks me though is how brainwashed western people can be when they think of modern Russia as if it is still the same as 30 years ago. I would compare it with Great Depression in USA when millions died of hunger, some families had to sell their children as they were not able to provide enough food for them. 30 years later the same country became the leading economy in the world. Should we in Russia think of the USA as if they are still in 1930-s, begging for a piece of bread? Sounds crazy, right? This how crazy westerners sound when they say/think this about Russia. Well, too much propaganda and bad education....
"And we remember every snobby Western m-f…er who ....." Excuse me, this Westerner remembers reading what happened to your country in the 1990s, and reading of the plight of ordinary people who suddenly found that they had no jobs, no income and no future. It wasn't pleasant reading. I was not happy to read of how such a great nation had been brought so low. So I - and many other people - can understand why so many Russians support Putin.
However, Russia has debased itself again by murdering ordinary civilians in the parts of Ukraine that they have invaded. To add to these crimes, they have also inflicted barbaric torture upon civilians.
You may have risen again from the ashes economically speaking, but you are still the same debased nation you were in the past.
During that drunken stupid Boris Yeltsin, the so-called Jewish Harvard economists and the Jewish mafia-who called Russian oligarchs to conceal their Jewish identity stole $8 trillion.
Thanks to Mr. Putin who the West has demonize so much. How dare he make Russia better and back in the spotlight.
99% ready to leave the USA - Russia is our first choice so far - Thank you for this video!
We're glad to see good people in Russia! Welcome!
Если ехать ради выгоды, то не надо. Россию надо просто любить всем сердцем.
Только не прибывайте в иллюзиях , здесь тоже много проблем, просто они отличаются от ваших
Hahaha. 98% of the psychiatry?? 😂
You actually don’t know what you’re talking about. Russia isn’t a free country.
No 2nd amendment, no free speech. But go on your kind deserves it 😂
@@elenagalantseva7647 yes. You need to love Mother Russia you would even die for her if your insane dictator wantsit. Good luck in this eternal love ❤
I must enrol in a Russian class. That has got to be the first move. And plan a visit to check Russia out
@@hansschwartz1480 Why are you discouraging him and what do you mean that Russian is superhard to learn? Its not unless you are an idiot. I come from Kenya and I have cousins and friends who went to study in Russia and they had to learn in six month not just how to speak it, but to use and understand technical Russian in science, technology and economics. So, you are an agent of falsehood. I know your psychology and your type. You just don't want people to know that Russia is better than America and its European colonies, do you?
In Russia, you will drink vodka with bears, play the balalaika, shovel snow in Siberia and sing songs drunk with Putin!😕😕🤔🤔
If you're American, you may as well give up now on learning any other language, especially one so hard as Russian.
@@ALFAshizik 😂😂😂👍👍👍
@@ALFAshizik Sounds like a deal!
Moscow is absolutely beautiful city!!
Yes, but when you leave Moscow you meet devastation and poverty.
@@Hkolncvbj3067 так было всегда и будет, но сам факт в том что центр блестит , без граффити и тому подобное, тем более что москва огромная и что бы снести хрущевки и построить новый жк надо собрать четверть России, а у нас война итак, мигрантами пачками везут а граждане уходят на время пока все это не закончится , так что надо освоится на фундаменте а эту нищету рано или поздно все ровно уберут
@@Hkolncvbj3067😂😂😂 hi from devastated city of Sochi and Krasnodar. We can’t live here because of the poverty. Do you understand what kind of nonsense you even write? Weirdo
@@Hkolncvbj3067 that's old myth. Not true. Lets try)
@@Hkolncvbj3067 Неправда. Живу в центре России, на Урале- никакой разрухи нет, наоборот, с каждым годом и города и деревни становятся краше.
Cool, Russian with a scottish accent. 😎
Regardless his nationality he is objectively right in terms of 5 advantages of living in Moscow.
He's not, a Russian. I don't, know where he was born but, he's Scottish. I'm Scottish, and can promise you, the accent is genuine.
@@thorfinnravenfeederagree. I had been lived in Edinburgh for 9 months. His Scottish accent is well recognizable.
Те, к о п шут о том, что чисто только в Москве, обычно вообще не из России, а из соседней с нами страны на букву У или те, кто сами дальше своего дивана не выезжал. В России чисто и красиво.
Я живу в Ижевске и у нас очень грязно.Тратуары и дороги в плачевном состоянии.Так,что столица и провинция находятся на абсолютно разном уровне.
В 2024 году Москва потратит на дорожную инфраструктуру 431,5 млр.руб. Ижевск 1.2 млр.руб.У нас живет в 20 раз меньше людей,чем в Москве.В пропорции нам нужно тратить 21 млр.руб Думаю ,цифры показывают,что в Ижевске происходит с дорогами,тратуарами,газонами и т,д....
, чисто там, где не сорят.
@@МихаилИванов-ж7ь3щ Ижевск вообще в плане дорог один из самых печальных городов России. У вас там явно какие-то удоды этим заправляют.
@@br.keeper6678Если это про Ижевск,то представь,что тратуары не ремонтировали 10 лет,никто ничего не высаживает на многие газоны,разметку для пешеходов наносят просто по ямам,если дует ветер,то клубы пыли,потомучто никто и никогда не мыл тратуары водой ,как в Москве ну и т.д.
My comment to western person about gdp: average US person makes a 5k per month after taxes or before? Does an average American own one or two apartments, land and summer house? Cause it’s a very common situation for Russians. And I’ve heard many times, there are lots of Americans who own nothing and pays his mortgage life long, which is very uncomfortable and depressing life by Russian standards. The thing is, owning an appartment and making 300-500$ pro person in Russia = descent life, just like a middle class person from Europe. My perception is that many people in the West don’t understand the reality’s of Russia, being heavily influenced by media, and that’s not new, it’s been like that for centuries, because Russia and the West were rivals for influence, dominance and resources always. Also I’ve noticed there are lots of people from the West who don’t realise that GDP is just one criteria which doesn’t reflect the real living standards in different societies. One have to know cultural, political, historical context of the society. For example a person from Russian provincial city earning 385$ per month is obviously poor, judging from gdp perspective, and that’s actually the most important criteria in todays media and in the mind of an average westerner. In reality, that person, earning 385$ per month has 2 apartments from his grandparents, in 1 he lives himself and the other for rent. Then there is a common practice among Russian employers to pay big part of the salary unofficial to avoid taxation. And you will not ever find this information in the gdp Ratings. Then this person has high standard education for his children and healthcare for free. All the services, cafe, cinema very cheap in Russia compared to western world. So, it turns out, our „poor“ guy is actually doing very well and it’s not visible from outside of the Russia, for an average westerner who can only rely on gdp comparisation and western media, historical stereotypes. And that average Russian doesn’t work his ass off for this standard of living, he doesn’t really fear to lose his job, because he owns a property and has a good education which costed him 500$ /semester at max or for free if he was good at high school. And that’s only economic part of the societies, covering only the very average standard of living, not mentioning that there are several millions of Russians who live much better than that. I didn’t even start with safety issue and cultural aspects. You’ve been lied to your whole life and will never have courage to acknowledge it even for yourself.
P.S it’s not about who is better, we are all just humans after all, irrational, struggling to survive for the most part, ordinary mortals. In that regard, all the internet debates about who have better cars and salaries are laughable. My comment is simply about critical thinking in the truest meaning of the word.
живу в Сибири .. зарплата 1200 долларов . балка хлеба 0.5 кг стоит от 0.22 доллара .. 😂 обед в кафе 3 - 5 долларов )
@@ИС-3-у5э для иностранцев написал, они думают что в России все бедняки)
ВВП по номиналу - это просто цифры объема операций в той или иной стране в долларах США. Естественно, что это ничего не говорит об уровне и качестве жизни.
Важен не объем денег, а чистая прибыль, т.е. не величина зарплаты да ещё и в долларах США, а покупательная способность валюты, т.е. сколько товаров и услуг человек может получить на свою зарплату после вычета налогов.
В РФ, насколько я знаю, налоги снимаются у источника выплаты, т.е. зарплата в РФ - это уже и есть чистая прибыль.
А в США и ЕС зарплата - это только доход и чистой прибылью она становится только после уплаты налогов.
И это большая разница.
Я не учитываю непостоянные вычеты вроде ипотеки или кредитов, но исключительно обязательные постоянные платежи, т.е.. налоги.
Почему же до сих пор весь мир дурят когда показатели благосостояния страны считают исходя из ВВП по номиналу, т.е. объему денежно массы?
Это выгодно для манипуляций общественным мнением.
Для примера можно взять расходы на одинаковые операции в США и в РФ.
Производство снаряда в РФ обходится в 600 долларов США в США производство этого снаряда обходится в 8000 долларов. Вот это и есть ВВП.
Т.е. в РФ было сгенерировано 600 долларов, а в США 8000 долларов.
Но результат то одинаков.
И так везде.
Надеюсь, что лохотрон оценки экономик по ВВП понятен?
Люди на западе находятся под большим влиянием нулей, в зарплате. Они проецируют свои цены на всё и среднюю зарплату в РФ. Вот тут то и начинается разрыв шаблонов, пуканов у хейтеров, что Москва-это не вся Россия, и что и на переферии люди живут, почти у всех есть собственная недвижимость и т. д. и т. п.
@@andreyiforoff8891 When I lived most of my life in California cost of living was extremely high due to the number of things to be paid for is greater in number than anywhere else. GDP is a false scale and PPP is much more realistic but does not count the vast number if additional expenses on has in the US. My basic cost of living in a home that was fully owned my me, in Marin Country in California was $23,000 each month but I gave all my assets and businesses away to employees, cars to girlfriends, an airplane to a flight school in the end of 1999. I took $6000 and 2 suit cases and moved to St Petersburg Russia. That $6000 lasted a long time bust eventually I started a business in a field I never worked in and found hiring people was hard, everyone one I interviewed sounded too good to be true but I discovered that regardless of degree subject every person was so incredibly competent. So instead of worrying about which of the very good were best, I just announced to the office staff that is anyone known anyone wanting a job, tell them to start Monday morning. In 18 years and peak head count of 83 I never once had to fire anyone. The level of honesty and competence was amazing, In the US one has to put 6 people on probation trial to get 1 keeper, someone who knew even 1/2 of what they claimed. In Russia pick anyone off the street and the are a positive resource.
Another major difference is everyone gets along. It is true, those with different beliefs get a long well with anyone regardless of their beliefs being different.
Another difference is that everyone is highly cultured, the bottom 97% of Americans have never had access to performing arts such as ballet or opera. The last time in NYC with my Russian GF she spotted an a for an opera we both liked so I headed off to get the tickets, I found that the theater was the MET and the tickets were $1600!!!!!!, The performance was good but not like in Russia from 6-8 opera houses within walking distance of my city center apartment with better theater, sets, performance, conductor and acoustics.
Every 10 year old here in St Petersburg has experienced better performances than the 1 in 25,000 adults in the US has ever had even one opera one opera experience.
Already done it 7 year's ago
How did you survive ?
@@io_metre Have you ever been in Russia?
@@МаргаритаКузнецова-т5о просто он живет с телевизором в голове
Hope you'll visit St. Petersburg an other cities.
Florida
@@craiggallup5706not into crime infested dump such as st Pete Florida
What for? Russia is the ugliest country on the Planet
Yeah Florida…like most Russians who can afford it…or French Riviera or Italy.
The city of Putin & Co. And other butchers
I still believe in the U.S. but I would have loved to have lived in a Russia for a time, back in my younger days. I live in Texas, so it is still pretty decent here (traditional values and conservative politics)
America as a whole is on the decline. Crime is rampant. Everybody is afraid of everybody else...terrible place to live when everyone wants a gun and shoots you for backing up your vehicle in their drive way
Может пора, наконец, приехать?
You are not from Austin, I take…
Привет, да Техас все еще выглядит островком благополучия в Северной Америке, судя по новостям. Вам следует оберегать это. Иммигрировать это крайний/последний шаг, который можно сделать. Но в качестве туриста конечно нужно приехать посмотреть. Только заранее почитайте куда лучше поехать и что Вам ближе, поскольку страна очень большая и может составить разное впечатление.
@@ingatamayo199 lol, not quite. We live in a ranching community outside of Fort Worth
Its laughable that people say u are paid to say these things....
Well, I'm assuming his YT channel is monetized, so in a way that would be true.
说俄罗斯不好的频道也是获利的，还会得到更多的推送@@comatoseps1382
He even makes a resume repeating the five points in the end. Just like an assignment was written very thoroughly…
Of course he is
Rather like so many of the comments. Eg. "I left my job as a banker in New York to move to a village in the Urals and have never looked back" . Of course you did ;)
Everything looks immaculately clean, no graffiti. (Edit: And I wrote this before you got to mentioning it!)
No graffiti only in the historical centre; in remote bedroom communities you can see some graffiti on abandoned buildings as well as on fenses and old buildings along the surface railway lines.
Не в таком количестве как в Европе
@@NadyaForbes не в таком количестве, как в Сербии, это точно)))) До сих пор под впечатлением.
Обычные надземные переходы в каком-нибудь Новокосино тоже все расписаны, не обязательно для этого искать заборы вдоль ждшки
@@NadyaForbes Это верно, но нельзя говорить, что этого нет вообще
In 1939 Berlin : same.
So what ?
Ive been to Russia 11 times in the past 13 years. Learnt the language. Travelled around by motorcycle, done 200,000 km.
Planning on moving there to live.
Never been to Moscow. Don't want to be anywhere near it or Peter.
200 000 км? Это очень круто!) а какие города больше понравились? Я правильно понял, что больше нравятся небольшие города, где живут без спешки и ближе к природе?
Moscow is the best. Also Sochi.
Interesting, where have you been? Don't like megapolises i presume? :D
Чем тебе не мила Москва?
Now that's gangsta!
Скажи нам кто-то двадцать лет назад, что люди из «цивилизованного мира» будут переезжать в Россию, считая ее лучшим местом для жизни, чем их собственные страны, смеялись бы до колик… И это во время войны, не смотря на санкции и тамошнюю антироссийскую пропаганду из каждого утюга.
мне, честно говоря, до сих пор это очень странно)) хотя справедливо, но я помню детство и 90-ые и благодарю бога за то, что мы сейчас имеем
На что деньги от нефти идут. Грустно, что можно было такую страну построить хорошую, а не дворцы для чиновников и огромную, невероятную машину пропаганды.
Вы под моим комментом это написали, надеюсь, это не намек на то, что я покупной пропагандист) Можно было построить, это правда. Увы, основную нашу проблему не победить, это как рак в запущенной стадии, везде метастазы. Что же до пропаганды, везде она есть и на сегодня наш вариант не самый огромный-невероятный.
@@jjdd321это намек , что этот парень-шотландец работает на российскую пропаганду (для меня это очевидно) - у китайцев научились. Хвалят за деньги, по очень тупым методичкам. Пропаганда не безуспешная, к слову, и жрет огромные деньги, которые на идут на повышение качества жизни в реальности. И мне это очень грустно.
Когда-то, когда не было вражды с западом, я действительно радовался приезду иностранцев. Да и таких клоунов тогда еще не использовали.
@@siberiananorak8021 категорически не согласна, но вряд ли получилось бы вас разубедить, да и смысла нет)
For a year now I have watched a few videos on life in Russia by folk that have moved to Russia from various countries. And yes Russia reminds me in certain ways of how life was in my childhood. I am looking at moving to Russia, it is not going to be easy ,but it would be worth it !
It's a Potemkin Village
чел, он иностранец, он не понимает само понятие "потемкинские деревни'. А вот мы все понимаем, кто ты
Nice video!
Live in Russia for 1 to 2 years. You will inevitably fall in love!
I lived in Voronezh and Moscow for 7years...amazing place!
Welcome to Russia, cultured and intelligent people from all over the world!🙌
Lol
Не надо в Россию, посели их в свою квартиру.
@@Сергей-ц4о6р эх, так не хватало ценных советов от эльфов-однодневок... Спасибо что исправили ситуацию;)
@@Сергей-ц4о6р эх, так не хватало ценных советов от эльфов-однодневок... Спасибо что исправили ситуацию;)
@@Сергей-ц4о6р эх, так не хватало мнения эльфов... Спасибо, что устранили этот недостаток!
“Through Russia, comes the hope of the world. Not in respect to what is sometimes termed Communism or Bolshevism - no! But freedom - freedom! That each man will live for his fellow man. The principle has been born there. It will take years for it to be crystallized; yet out of Russia comes again the hope of the world.”
-Edgar Cayce
Each man should live for himself, should fashion his own life to be the best it can be, but be also willing to help his fellow man when he needs help.
Yes I remember what Edgar Cayse said about Russia ❤
It should be noted that Communism is not a Russian ideology. In fact, Lenin's overthrow of Russia was financed from synagogues in New York City.
Stalin is laughing at him from the grave.
I always think of that Cayce saying, its looking spot on atm.
Because of the exchange rate, it may indeed seem that salaries in Russia are very low, but this is a deceptive statement. In order to understand whether salaries are high or low in any given country, it is necessary to understand what a resident of that country, in this case Russia, can afford to buy with his/her salary, whether he/she can save money. And in this context it will turn out that many westerners with their seemingly large salaries live poorer and have less than the residents of Russia.
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Absolutely true!!
Should stop the war first then change Putin & Co. This will largely help the salaries to rise up
Indeed. Russia is 5th in the world and FIRST IN EUROPE by purchasing power parity.
@@ihikebc2295LOL no it's not, it's like in 55th place, below Greece😂
Спасибо, брат! Добро пожаловать!
GET OUT OF UKRAINE, YOU ARE NOT WELCOME! GET OUT
Really cool! Thank you!
Los bots de Occidente dirán que esto es propaganda pagada por el Kremlin hahaha, en fin, buenos consejos, ojalá pueda visitar Rusia en el futuro.
More often than not, it's the other way around. Many bloggers who specialize in criticizing Russia receive grants from Western organizations and governments.
Definitely!
Да, но надо прямо переезжать и заводить здесь много-много детей!
Hahaha, go there when they stop killing civilians in their neighboring country, kid 😂
It’s actually not a propaganda, but paid by RFA. Just like how Dubai turist marketing works. It’s the same, just a bit more disgusting
@@yasenkrasen1581 Lie. Normal people with empathy and solidarity condemn the Russian dictatorship invading Ukraine. Killing civilians isn’t normal, and you think if I don’t like it, I’m paid. Poor kid
Mate as you know , i love Russia and especially Moscow. Stunning place, amazing people. Keep the posts up im loving them 🇷🇺🏴
Спасибо за теплые слова, мы тут тоже любим футбол, кстати в последние годы к нам стало приезжать много молодежи из Испании
I'm American born, both parents 100% Russian. Mother's Grandfather and Father both high ranking officers in the Tzars Army. Father born in the barely 2yo USSR. I've always been a stranger in a strange land. All my life, the Russians I've known, family and community, were good, honorable people. Faults? Absolutely. When I see videos of Russians today, I see and hear the same honorable, good people. Приеду скоро.
@@EWA8755 Добро пожаловать в Отечество
Меня всегда в подобных видео удивляет, что не говорят о том, что дети гуляют на улице одни, без родителей. Катаются со сверстниками на роликовых коньках, велосипедах, самокатах. Например, в США такое невозможно. Родителей могут оштрафовать, или забрать ребёнка у родителей. В России это безопасно, дети ездят одни в метро, и в другом общественном транспорте.
Многие говорят и называют это первым пунктом, особенно эмигранты с детьми! Просто шотландец холостяк и не ходит по детским площадкам)))
А ещё я бы не стала рекламировать этот пункт, т.к. мы не знаем кто прочитает этот комментарий нормальный человек или маньяк, который решит, что есть место, где можно разгуляться!
В США не будут в таких ситуациях штрафовать или отбирать ребёнка, если это не совсем малыш. Но запрещено оставлять ребёнка (детей) до 12-ти лет одного (одних) дома, без присмотра кого-то старше 12-ти лет.
@@tonifeoboom Согласна - понаедут еще педофилы.
На самом деле, в России тоже есть преступность, есть педофилы( кстати их стало больше чем было в СССР), есть бродячие собаки и в России тоже нужно соблюдать правила безопасности, правильно воспитывать детей, чтоб они не доверяли незнакомым людям, не ходили по кустам, заброшкам и т. д.
Но, по сравнению с США, наша страна, действительно, относительно безопасна.
Во всяком случае, когда человек собирается менять место жительства, то о безопасности не думает- на первом месте это работа и развитая инфраструктура.
А если выбирает жить за городом, то выбирают чтоб рядом было озеро, речка, лес, пруд, красивые места.
А в Америке на первом месте - всегда вопрос безопасности . Сужу по роликам из США. Получается, что люди в США живут в постоянном страхе за свою жизнь.
Поэтому вооружаются.
В России, конечно, такого глобального страха в людях нет, но осторожность мы тоже должны соблюдать.
@@tonifeoboom причем тут реклама? реклама какого места? у нас везде так, в любом месте, в любом городе... я пишу о том, как у нас принято... или вы глупеньткая?
I live in London and going anywhere from public transport to shopping is an absolute nightmare. Literally a torturous experience. Everything in covered in shit from actual dog poop to human vomit or chewing gums everywhere to the point of your shoes getting stuck in them. People are not only unpleasant - they are literally dangerous, stabbings and gun shootings in London almost daily now. Not to mention gangs and people throwing acid at will. And the streets are covered in garbage and dozens of homeless and professional homeless who will rob you if you have a shiny watch or (god forbid) a piece of jewellery. Not to mention professional "charity" mugging gangs trying to rob you on every corner if you still have anything left on you.
Well said, like it all true,
Все наши женщины ходят по улицам в золотых украшениях. Любят натуральные брильянты😜 У некоторых дам даже явный перебор с золотом и платиной.
Did you vote in favor of Brexit? If you did then blame yourself.
@@martymar1964 EU is covered in shit even worse than London, so Brexit nothing to do with this.
Мои соболезнования. Раньше Лондон был городом мечты. Образование эталонное. Великие люди прославляли Англию. Но сейчас это страна, которая вызывает печаль и сожаления...
I've been to Scotland in the summer of 2014, 10 years ago. Wow, time flies! It still feels like it was a year or two ago. I visited Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Glenfinnan. It was amazing and it's a pite that I couldn't visit more places. As a tourist, I loved it so much. I found Edinburgh to be a perfect combination and equilibrium between historical and modern aspects, as well as the sea, despite being cold it's stunning to be close to the sea and hills at the same time. Then I visited the Lake District in England and spoke to some British people. Paradoxically, they had never been to Scotland, even though it's so close. They were surprised that I loved it so much and made dozens of compliments about the nature and architecture, but I understand that not everyone in England take Scotland for granted and also it happens all over the world, also with russians as well, we do not appreciate what we have and what is close to us.
I'm from Moscow and I am very glad that you did an honest review. It's always great to see foreigners who appreciate Russia, because we are always kind of traumatizedhat, at least I felt and continue to feel so, that we are traumatized by the mass media and western governments painting us in a negative light. Thank you once more time!
Im from Australia and Western Media paints us in a Negative light also, we just ignore them, Pravda has moved to the West.
After 25 years in USA back to my country Russia 🇷🇺. So happy to be here , USA unfortunately became 3rd world country
and yet you stayed there for 25 years. what a joke
@michaelsrensen3398 25 years ago USA was completely different.
@@tatytaty785 Most US cities have actually cleaned up now compared to what they were 25 years ago. Thanks for playing though.
@@michaelsrensen3398well yeah, Russia had a couple lost decades post collapse. But now it’s back in business thanks to a certain president who can’t be named.
@@CashCatz What business? Being a paria state?
Stayed at the Metropol Hotel across the Bolshoi in 2018. Moscow is great.
Nice ... was Alexander Rostov still there?
Beautiful hotel...stayed there last month...Best hotel breakfast I've ever had!!!
Great video, as always. I plan to move to Saint Petersburg next year to be with my girlfriend. Just need to learn so more of the language
@@use-16b-23zLeaving Russia was the worst decision you can make. I hate seeing all the Russians moving here to america, if I were younger I’d move in a heartbeat
Любой россиянин оценит ваше старание изучить русский язык, на каком бы уровне вы ни были. Вам никто оценок не будет ставить, не бойтесь)) Нам даже забавно когда есть акцент и ошибки, чтобы подсказывать и помогать в совершенствовании языка👍
Moscow is much better.
@@elena79rus isn't it great that we can all have opinions
Для путешествия достаточно английского. Но чтобы жить, конечно, нужен русский язык
You can’t walk in the city like that in America. No way. It’s incredibly dirty and dangerous. This is just stunningly beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing! ❤ God bless Russia!
Thank you so much for making these videos and speaking about mother Russia with kindness ♥️
For 20 years I’ve been living in far abroad after migrating with my parents and have been suffering emotionally. All these years I have been wishing to move to Russia to live a normal life, to have a peace of mind. I pray the time is approaching when I will finally be able to move there and nobody will come in the way of my dream ♥️
God bless you! May all your wishes come true! Russia is big and there is plenty space for everyone)
Don't kid yourself, you're never going to move to Russia
Когда, если не сейчас? Зачем откладывать?
God bless you
Домой!!!!
Overall a very good video. Thank u for such good words about my beloved country! We are glad to all good willing people from the west! Welcome to Russia and Moscow! ❤❤❤
Gay people too?
Он о Москве говорил, а не о стране, глухенький
@craiggallup5706 well, let,' s gays stay where they are and do not move to Russia
@@MrMursilokчому пишеш не своею ридной козьей мовою?
@@MrMursilok, а Москва в Африке, умненький?
Totaly agree!
Left my home of California 15 years ago and moved to St Petersburg Russia. It was the best life decision I’ve made.
It is interesting that all of the bloggers I have seen are so focused on the downtown area or city center. I am residing about 6KM from the city center (Bratislavskaya metro exit) and it is absolutely wonderful. It would be nice to see a blog about a normal subdivision out of the city center where the average Muscovite lives. the neighborhood, the playgrounds where children actually play, the green pathways in between the housing high rises, all of the resources you need are available at a short walk from your residence. the metro and public transportation is fantastic. I have not needed a cab or car to get around. It would be great to see a blog about this.
Check out @TravellingwithRussell, he lives outside of the Moscow center in the suburbs and focuses mostly about those areas and his favorite; the supermarkets and malls :)
I've moved from Canada to Russia. So far, so good
do you mind if i ask from where? im considerning moving to Moscow from Toronto, but have a lot of doubts
@@victorpaytash1744 from Ottawa. I don't know your circumstances, for us, we (myself, wife and 2 kids) came to Russia in 2021, lived for a year here and decided to stay. My employer allowed me to have Leave of absence for 1 year to make my mind up, so I had the option to return, but I found similar job here and after we discussed our options (to stay in Russia or to return to Canada), my wife and kids were strongly opiniated to stay. Personally, I was fine either way. But I am happy, that we've stayed. I visited Canada twice since then - and think, it was right decision.
Thank you for articulating everything clearly and precisely. Recently, President Putin said that non-traditional people are not persecuted, but only they should not take their personal lives outside the walls of their bedrooms and houses. And rightly so. Society should be guided by the lifestyle of the majority and raise children traditionally, but when they become adults, let them then determine with whom to live and sleep. I agree with your other principles and it is a pity that Europe is degrading. I love Scotland, the poet Robert Burns and the novelist Walter Scott are the ones I first read when I learned English.
😂😂😂
so when you say non traditional does that also extend to political views like opposition to the war in ukraine? If you say anything critical of the war or Putin or the Orthodox church in public, can't you be immediately arrested? Look what happened to Navalny and Nemstov and Nadia Tolokno. That is not what a free society is, it is a fascist dictatorship.
@@io_metre What's so funny about that?
@@user-et8zw7uk1z try to guess 😂
Бельские немцы (Шотландцы и Ирландцы). Да если половина из них осталась и оБрусела, то у некоторых русских есть дальние родственники в Ирландии и Шотландии.
I left the US after 40 years and now I am in Ireland but my heart is in Russia.
I like Scottish accent !
And Scottish accent doesn’t like you
My father is russian and i was born in Soviet Union at the time. I hope one day i can go back to my motherland
Beautiful ladies lovely dressed
The women do indeed seem exceedingly beautiful
So unkike the tatooed, overweight excuses for so many women in the States. Excuses who try so hard to be men.
Thank you for your videos :) We are terrifying traditionalist - in Russia you are may hold the door for woman and most of time she be grateful for this :) Incredibly violence act against Western women :)
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What?
He means that being nice to women in russia(such as holding a door, or giving a compliment), is seen by women as genuinely nice, they appreciate the gesture, and the attention. In the west these things are seen as creepy, rapey, disgusting, trying to get in her pants, etc. It's a completely different situation
@@louiserocks1western feminists do not consider this creepy, they consider this as an attempt to belittle them. Holding the door implies to those braindead people that they can't do it themselves, they're not stunning and brave enough
Привет... Рад вас видеть...
All cities in Russia are clean, even lesser known ones like Stavropol. Stavropol is literally like a garden.
Go to eastern russia and see the truth. All state money goes to west
ITS NOT TRUE
BOT
@@PEACE-kw9xt they keep deleting every comment which is against russian "truth" xD
@@Juhani96 thank you my friend, "truth", thanks for the correction
10 years in Moscow, no regrets. UK citizen can vouch for every word your man has said
Ditto. I’m American - in Russia for 5 years already. But I’m down in the south on the Black Sea and a wonderful little beach town.
Beatifully summarized, thank you! I traveled a lot, been in many countries, US, Europe, Asia, you name it. And I absolutely agree that in Moscow (my home city now) the quality of life is the best. Of course, there is certainly room for improvement in certain areas, I'm not saying that it is idealistic and utopian, but in general - yes, Moscow is the best.
I had a dream last night & God told me directly in this dream to leave my country and move to Russia ASAP
My family and I are in the process of moving to Moscow from the US. Our kids are already there (I took them there a week ago), and my wife, our dog and I will be relocating in two months. Cannot wait!!!
Great! Moscow is waiting for you!
Moscow too hot in summer. Murmansk for me.
Yeah, but Murmansk in wintertime is not a pleasant place to be either. It's very humid, so -15 feels like -25, and it's fucking dark. The city itself is decent though, doesn't feel like a shithole at all.
Привет мурманчанинам. Родился в нем, уехал в 18 лет в МолдавскуюССР. В 95-ом вернулся в Россию. Сейчас живу в Вологодской области.
Wow. that's strange. Usually foreigners try to move further to the south, where winters are without snow - Krasnodar, Sochi. You are great. Probably from Scandinavia? Canada?
How is Vorkuta? Are there nice beaches and pleasant sea?
@@io_metre No. How are Alaska, Dakota, Yukon, Hudson bay, Iceland, Oslo? Are there nice beaches and pleasant sea?
Keep posting Mate !!!
I'm in Texas and I assure you that what we have here is AWSOME and really can't be beat!! So, no thank you!!!!!
Мне кажется что уровень жизни сложно сравнивать. Например, наша семья (муж, жена и ребенок) зарабатывает около 2 тысяч долларов в месяц. При этом работает только муж. При этом мы имеем большую квартиру в Москве, машину. Ездим в отпуска, например, за последние 2 года ездили 2 раза в Турцию и Таиланд. По западным меркам это, наверное, маленький доход, но нам хватает для средней жизни. Возможно, потому что в России не нужно платить за образование (школы, детские сады, учебники и даже много дополнительных занятий для детей) - все бесплатно! Медицина на хорошем уровне (особенно в крупных городах), она также бесплатная для всех и доступная что касается стоматологии - там так же есть бесплатные услуги, а если вы идете лечить зубы платно это намного ДЕШЕВЛЕ чем в Европе/Америке. Например, ребенку 6 лет мы поставили пломбу + анестезия за 15$. Я за удаление зуба + имплантат заплатила около 600$ за прием. Тут многое дешевле и нам не нужны такие огромные зарплаты что бы тратить огромное количество денег на образование и медицину.
Еще счета, электричество, вода, газ, центральное отопление, интернет и мобильная связь в России дешевые. Мы на нашу семью на все эти коммунальные счета (+ телефон на всех и интернет) тратим максимум 120-130$ в месяц, но у нас большая квартира (а значит и коммунальные платежи выше), у моей сестры небольшая квартира и они укладываются в 60-80$ в месяц. При этом мы не экономим электричество и воду и тратим столько, сколько нам нужно.
Visit Nizhny Novgorod. This is not such a rich city as Moscow, but it is also interesting there. It's 3 and a half hours by train from Moscow.
I’m going there in a few weeks actually 😄
@@scottishguyinmoscow Nice!
Я москвич первый раз был в Нижнем Новгороде 2 года назад .Мне очнеь понравилось. В целом от Москвы мало отличается, токие же стринные здания, такая же вечерняя жизнь, кафешки, уличные музыканты.Так же чисто и ухоженно.В общем классно!
@@scottishguyinmoscow if you need someone to share a beer in Nizhny, let me know))
I intend to move there very soon.
NORTH KOREA IS BETTER
i can't believe how many bots are here in the comments
😂
Can't keep a track of your fellas?
I visited Russia in 2018 and its one of the best places to live. The people are friendly and helpful, the infrastructure is breathtaking. Good on you!
Clearly there's a disturbing lack of the blessings of diversity.
Sold! 5 Great reasons 👍🏽
Yes. The minus only one - difficult climate from November till March! ❤ Those who enjoy sun and warmth could not live in Moscow in autumn and winter! 🥶
@@OlgaS7777У нас большая страна с разными климатическими зонами. Кстати, я люблю, что есть каждое время года - без смены погоды было бы очень скучно!
@@OlgaS7777 Это тоже ПЛЮС!!! Да, ещё какой!!! Плюс в том, что у нас не всякая "нечисть" приживается и выживает. Приведу для аллегории "образный" простой пример: к нам в сибирь завезли колорадского жука. Ну тот, личинки которого сжирают картофельную ботву. Увидев личинки этого жука, народ приуныл. Но прошла очередная зимушка - зима и... люди забыли об этом случае! Колорадский жук почил (покоится) в сибирской земле, не пережил наш климат.
Love Moscow. Great place, great people. Great decision to move there.
Much wisdom in this video from a fellow Brit (English). I would move to Russia in a flash if I was a younger man. First time I visited was in 1983 when it was still the USSR and I was just 15. I’ve been back at least 10 times. Wonderful place. 🇷🇺 🇬🇧
You can still sign up for the Russian Army, I bet they would accept you in an instant even at your age.
Переезжайте, не откладывайте))
Russia looks clean and pretty 👍
Excellent video. Just subscribed. Really agree and appreciate all your points, particularly the bit near the end about how its still possible to find traditional family values there. Those are now a thing of the past in much of the West. I'm planning on moving my family to an Eastern European country where I feel those are also still in existence.
You missed Moscow Spring Velofestival yesterday
Why? Every Russian is now fighting in Ukraine for a toilet and stiralka
А, может, он и гонял! Мы не знаем наверняка))
No. 6. Their Orthodox Christian Faith…. This is what holds them together…..
В России есть и мусульмане и буддисты, это коренные народы. И вместе с православными они живут в мире и согласии.
Russia it is secular state. Even if person consider themself an orthodox it is not deep life in religion, it is just more like traditional
XDD
Don’t think so, we are a very divided people.
Я - московский гид.
Москва - удивительный и очень архитектурно разнообразный город. Тем более, что городом занимаются последние 15 лет и он реально расцвёл.
Brilliant video! I can relate to this after having lived in Moscow 2006-2012, I very much enjoyed the city!
I’ve been to Greenock a couple of times and didn’t understand a word the locals were speaking but you are very clear somehow.
It's the subtitles))))
Instead of Moscow, better to move to Ekaterinburg.
moscow too many ppl. ekb a great city too
There are much better places - Irkutsk(close to lake Baikal), Vladivostok and Sakhalin Island(Pacific ocean)....especially perfect for people with duel citizenship - when it is cold in Russia you can go to Hawaii through Tokyo))) Moscow is a stone jungle........
@@yalex3117 Ekaterinburg is like a mini Moscow in the Urals but has had very good pace of development lately.
Yekaterinburg - the best kept secret of Russia. It is called 'the Capital of Ural' for a reason. Fourth biggest by population and at least used to be third biggest by economy - that is after Moscow and Saint Pete, both of which have the 'city of the federal importance' status btw.
I have said 'best kept secret' as a joke, but during the Soviet Union it used to be a closed city - people could not visit it unless they had a reason. The whole region is where the various industries were evacuated during the WW2 and they have stayed because there was not much reason to undertake the gargantuan task of moving them for a second time. Lots of undustries here. Historically a mining town, it have had the 'factory of factories' built which would produce heavy industrial equipment. Most of the Russian tanks are still produced in the Ural region. Yekat is producing self-propelled artillery units and surface-to-air missile platforms. The Soviet military nuclear project's development partially took place in the region (uranium- and plutonium-enriching reactors). Big transport hub on the Trans-Siberian railway.
It's that kind of a city. Pretty chill and advanced even though the development is lagging behind the two main capitals a little bit. Ah, take all the metro stations and wash your streets twice a day why won't you. We will breathe some more smog it's no problem. Cities of federal importance. We understan xD
В последнее время туристов у нас и так многовато)) Из-за них город перестал быть тихим и уютным. Хотя конечно для развития туристы полезны.
It is really good that you come here and find good things😊 I was born here and was travelling a lot and for me the best town is my native where my family and my friends, my favorite job
As a Russian who’s lived in Moscow all my life (20 years old) I can say a few things:
1) The crime. Yes, the crime rates here are lower than in a lot of Europe, but it still exists. None of my friends have ever been mugged on the street, but I did have my phone stolen out of my pocket on a bus once, and someone stole the headphones that I accidentally left at the mall. Also, as a woman, there are some parts in Moscow that are unsafe to be in after 10 PM or so, but it’s generally very safe.
2) The cost of living. As mentioned in the video, if you’re living here on a Russian salary, things will not seem so cheap to you as on a European salary for example. But it’s still pretty reasonable and cheaper than in Europe I expect.
3) The cleanliness. Yes, everything in the video is true, Moscow is indeed very clean.
4) The transportation system is indeed one of the best in the world. You can get by very easily without a car, and the local government in Moscow invests huge amounts of money into transport every year.
5) The traditional values. As someone with more liberal views, I admit that LGBT people might struggle in Russia thanks to the recently introduced laws. You can no longer legally change your gender, and if you kiss your same-sex partner in the street, you can get arrested and fined or people can be violent towards you, especially if you’re a gay man. Generally, however, being gay in general is not a crime here and most people I’ve met are indifferent of accepting towards the LGBT community (the situation is different the further away you are from large cities as people there are less progressive, especially in the Caucasus with larger Muslim populations). Additionally, there is a lot of social benefits to having a traditional family with children as the government actively tries to boost the population growth.
Other things to love about Moscow:
1) Entertainment. Moscow is full of bars, clubs, museums, exhibitions, parks, movie theaters, workshops and just about anything to entertain yourself.
2) Bureaucracy: Moscow has some of the most efficient bureaucracies in the world. Almost any paperwork you need can be obtained online or in one of the «Мои документы» (My documents) centers in every neighbourhood.
что за фигню ты написал в п.5? Арестовать за поцелуи? Бред сивой кобылы. На это посмотрят, как на диковинку и этим все ограничится. И я согласна - спите с кем хотите, если это никому не мешает. Но не надо нести это как знамя, мол, я гей, я герой. Ты просто такой, какой есть. И не надо всем об этом сообщать. Я же не ору на всех углах, что я обычный человек. Вот и геи пусть ведут себя соответственно. Главное, чтобы никто никому не мешал и не навязывал свое мнение, как единственно верное.
I live in California and I been to Russia, visited few cities and I was impressed. Simple amazing!
Be very glad you are at the age you currently are as moving to Russia is much easy to do when young.
I am afraid that time has passed me by as I a now 75 years old. The strength and health is now gone. My family many years back emigrated from the Isle of Skye from the Clan McLeod.
If I was your age, I would definitely consider moving to Russia because of the unstable social changes in most Western Countries.
Sadly these are changes previously unknown in the History of Mankind. Very sad situation.
Переезжайте, поможем.
@@TheSh0wme Thanks for the comment.
I don't think any of the expats to Russia with shows on UA-cam have considered the age of an individual.
Age can make the difference more importantly than the Pensions ( in regards to moving to Russia) one may receive and if they are transferrable to a foreign Country?
Age is not a topic many of the hosts feel comfortable in discussing.
@@richardmcleod1930 What obstacles does age create for moving?
2:04 Zero tolerance on drugs!!! 👏👈🏽
From Russia With Love ♥️ Not only Russia Hungary n Serbia are good choices Much Blessings PRAY FOR PEACE 🙏🙏
U know what....
As native russian, I feel ur soul and ... With touching your soul. Want to sign Scottish and Russian songs togethers.
Your speech by your words reminds, resolves something from the deepest of our entetities.
My Brother.
Согласен на все 100% 👍
GET OUT OF UKRAINE, YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE! GET OUT
Thank you, I subscribed to your channel.
Looks great and their values align.
There is no untruth here; Moscow is a wonderful city to live in.
However, I live in Yekaterinburg, with a salary of $1400, supporting a family of four. With side jobs, I earn an additional $500-600.
For a four-room apartment, including heating, we spend $100-110, and for the car, we spend $100-150. Food, clothing, and all family necessities cost $500-600. We still have enough left over for mortgage and car loan payments, which, by the way, have long been paid off.
I rent out two apartments and own a dacha with 10 acres of land outside the city. Most of the people I know live no worse, and many live much better than I do.
We have enough to go on vacation to the Emirates in the winter and take mini-trips around Russia every few weeks. In August, we're going to Altai with friends on motorcycles. That's how we live, thriving in our so-called "decay"!
I am 65 and considering it. Been fascinated with Russia for the past 50 years. Served in the US military in America but have had to fight with our VA system to get my disability approved. You wouldn’t believe how hard it is here for some of us veterans. It seems that Russia treats their veterans very well. Russia is the tool of salvation of the world because it has committed itself to THE Savior.
Which way u gonna choose?
Student visa provided by a Language school related to University?
Or smth else?
By the way, people after 60 years old don't have to pass language tests, as it was said at Sam's Russian Adventures channel.
U can get a Residency visa - this is a new option. U can get it only in Russian Embassy. According to this visa, u have to find a job in Russia during 30 days. But u can change the employer.
Immigration lawyers can get a residency quota for u as well, but u will be tied to the region that gave u this quota.
@@catinforest thank you for the great info. At 65, I don’t really want to work unless on my own business. I will continue to learn more. Can you recommend a good town or region?
@@odysseusthesojourner4401 :)
maybe an option of buying a property can help u to apply for a residency quota. U not being a citizen can buy a house with 1500 sq.m. plot of land. U can buy a flat. So, Student visa at a Language school would give u an opportunity to stay while u are learning, u can durate it, or as u applyied for a temporary residency quota and permit u are allawed to stay in Russia untill u got citizenship. This is from the latest update in immigration law proceedures.
Every University that invites foreign students have a 1-year preporational course (they study language, culture, literature, history basics) but they not prepare for residency tests. Тест на РВП для мигрантов. There are a lot of Language school related to Universities (only they can provide Student visa).
New thing is as u come u have to register yourself in police office or MFC (multifunctional center), u will have an RVPO (residency permit on studing) and u have to fill the blank with your adress of living in Russia and in MFC they have to register u and fill some additional blanks (smth like that).
The President ordered to make "The Programm for westerners resettle to Russia" but it is not ready yet. There is no such option as Retirement visa. U can adress to Russian Embassy with your suggestiones, so that they could take it into account.
About regions: there are flooded areas, there are forest-fire areas, moskitous areas, windy ares. Areas with coal mining or transporting - this is not good for health, hard to breath. National republics inside Russia have their own peculiarities, so not for everyone to like.
Contacts:
movingtorussia - (web-site of immigrant lawyers company)
dommigranta - (web-site of a Language school in Moscow related to RUDN University, it is a center of support for immigrants, they teach and train for tesidency tests, consult, organize the testing proceedure).
EXPAT American - ytchannel, his wife is a coordinator for western immigrants Svetlana Anohina, her contacts in description to his videos, she also teaches Russian language.
* Important - if u chose the help of lawyers and they get u a regional quota for temporary residency - U WILL BE tied to this region untill u got citizenship.
About work: there is an option to Teach English, we bave very tough exams in schools (because it is all in one - school and University exam). U can be a private geacher or work in College or can be a Village teacher. There is a special Programm to attract teachers to village - Zemskyi uchitel'.
TEACHER - is a profession from the list of the most needed profession that after 6 months of legal working will lead u to a right to apply for a Foreigner's tesidency permit (Vid na zhitel'stvo - VNZH). Or lawyer can get a quota for u according to your profession.
THE LIST OF the most needed professions 2024 is on the web-site: migrantcapital >vnzh - po - professii - 2024/.
U need to have papers that u are not a criminal, have no debts, about your income rate when u applying for a residency. Maybe smth else.
The contrast between the media and what can be shown just by looking at daily life is staggering. Granted, most of the footage is coming from upscale and "nice" areas and there are certainly poor and underdeveloped regions in Russia. However, as a whole, the country is modern and has a well-diversified economy with a strong industrial base. Like it or not, the country is going to stick around and have a say in international matters. My biggest worries for Russia include low birth rate and public sector corruption. If those problems can be (somewhat solved) they aren't doing all that poorly.
as long as Russia stops invading its neighbors it is possible. Expansive militarism is not a path for success.
Corruption in modern Russia is largely a myth. Unless you are involved in large-scale construction, large import-export operations, and the like, you are likely not to encounter corruption altogether.
Car sharing still exists.
Because in Russia a car is a luxury due to the incredible duties on car imports. All because of an attempt to support the dead domestic automotive industry.
Сomfortable service
You're 146% right, my friend.
Сразу видно, что ты из России😂
The only country of 146%