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Dogboy, koroche I don't really know.
But there's different kinds of positions. The classic 'expat' is someone who is a manager in a firm back home, and then the firm decides to open an office or a...

Forget about Americans because USA is not a part of EU.
If you are British citizen then you can work in Latvia without special permit like I can work in UK, Ireland and Sweden. The rest of EU...

I have worked here illegally. I'm almost sure of it. All the time I've been here, my visa has been Dyelovaya 003. This does not allow me to draw a salary in Russia.
When I got my last visa, I had...

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Nice of you to try and help AndreyK, but I don't speak German!
Simferopol sounds great though! Ukraine, Crimea right?
Seriously though, I think to find a job as a foreigner you need...

Very few can pronounce ы well. Mine is just about OK in some words, but often I do like you and it just degenerates to i .. but it doesn't tend to stop understanding, as I'm sure you've found. Do a...

The only personal question that interested me was .. exactly what does your job entail?
I also came here with a mix of IT and teaching skills (but without a wife! :) - important difference I know),...

OK I'm going to say one more thing.
You're finding it impossible to remember words.

This is common when learning Russian in the initial stages. It's because the roots of words and their prefixes...

scotcher's advice is spot on, but I am in drunken ramble mode and there's just no stopping me!

I'd second Dogboy's point that the language is highly logical, much more so than English.

Loki, I...