What would my experience be like as a 24 year old brit moving to Russia next year be like?
Assuming I'm competent with the language, work as a welder with the intention of gaining citizenship and I'm initially in Moscow for a year before moving elsewhere.
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Will watch, are you from Moscow?
why r westoids like this
we're all leaving, now you have to pay for your own welfare. good luck.
stfu leaf
I look kinda rough around the edges and in the few months I've been over there I got barely any attention really, though I do wonder what it would be like in terms of the workplace environment etc
its over once the word gets out you’re western, so 16 minutes after you arrive
you will be harassed for money, which will get violent
Will I get qt teen girls to shag as a side benefit
russia is about to become a 4th world shithole economically so i would recommend you choose a different flavor of 2nd world slavland
Surely this benefits me a little having some UK money saved up?
The major draw for me is hiking/overlanding trips out into Siberia and with the current state of things I have to jump through beaurocratic hoops to aquire visas each time and after doing this a few times I'm tired with it, I'm a qualified welder and considering working there for the required year to get citizenship.
I have the passport, then come and go as I wish.
if you have enough to float in russia for a couple years then yeah go ahead
The only worry is if they can draft me lmao
Is it really that easy to get citizenship there?
my humble opinion is that you should reconsider
Elaborate frend
Just go to Bulgaria or Croatia
Should be much easier with EU freedom of movement
well, you see... how do i put it... we are a bit of a shithole and situation is not the best at this moment in time...
how fluent is your Russian? Most jobs will probably require you have at least TORFL-1 certificate (B1) to hire an international
love brits me
>Surely this benefits me a little having some UK money saved up?
Only as a tourist. Russia can't keep up. Longterm your standard of living will suffer.
move to Poland first, if you're not capable of living here, you'll certainly won't be capable of living in Russia
I've made some mistakes in my life, but I've never made Russian citizenship level mistakes.
Do it, you don't have anything to lose.
If you don't like it you can leave. But you'll love it
Yes
He's eternally butthurt and insane don't listen to him
I'd worry about your own economy if I were you lol
Nah Moscow is fantastic and has great quality of life. Many Canadians, Brits, even swiss here
no. he is mistaken.
in order to get citizenship you need to live in russia for 5 years after getting residence permit. sort of like everywhere in the world
Nothing about that is a mistake.
US citizenship is a much bigger liability
Nice try Janusz
But I have shitloads of western friends here who love it
You should also check out study-in-russia courses and get a free education OP
idk what to answer to your OP, but the documentary about Tom Hardy in Yakutia is the first thing that came up in mind (I doubt it will help but it's probably fun)
>and considering working there for the required year to get citizenship
Wait, what, is that simple?
you can trust the kacap, but you're doing it without any guarantee
as I said, it's easier for a brit to leave Poland than to leave Russia, and it's quite a bit more chill here, so you can test yourself before going forward with the Russia idea