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Visas

A Narrow Window to Europe, but You Can Squeeze Through

As is well known, the window to Europe was 'cut through' quite a while ago. However, due to the peculiarities of the national bureaucracy and the periodic draping of the country with an 'Iron…

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Education

Learning Esperanto. Lesson One

We have already written more than once about the possibilities of the international language Esperanto – the easiest language to learn, so I will not repeat myself again. Let me just remind you of a…

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Tourism

Hurghada: Night Walks

If we are staying at the Grand Hotel, we don't have to go far: right across the road a disco club beckons with its lights. You can party all night long. But for a warm-up, we want something unusual…

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Tourism

Shopping in Hurghada: All That Glitters Is Not Gold

We have already talked about how to get to the city center (downtown), where most shops are located: by minibus for one or two pounds, or by taxi (for 10-20 pounds, depending on the distance). You…

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Tourism

Hurghada: entertainment and adventures

Question: how is Hurghada different from Tula? As you know, it's foolish to go to Tula with your own samovar, there are plenty of samovars there. But to Hurghada you must definitely go with a girl or…

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Tourism

Hurghada – Wow!

Sunbathing and swimming in Hurghada are possible almost always. And the journey from Kyiv takes only three hours, with Hurghada airport located a twenty-minute drive from the farthest hotels. But…

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Technology

And there is room for you on the web

Just five years ago I was sure that the Internet could offer nothing more than a cluttered electronic bulletin board where only offers of 'big money in your spare time' and sex services were posted…

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Law zone

Not All Quiet in the World Union

Illegals are also people. But it is illegal migrants who are the mirror in which the attitude of those in power towards the observance of fundamental human rights and freedoms is so clearly and…

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Tourism

Marginal notes on Egyptian beaches

1 US dollar equals 3.5-3.8 Egyptian pounds (one pound = 100 piastres). Currency exchange is available at virtually every hotel. Where to exchange money doesn't matter, as the difference is…

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Immigration

Canada Through the Eyes of a Professional, Consumer, and Homeowner Part 3

After inquiring about salary levels, it is worth finding out the answer to another question: what this salary will have to be spent on in Canada. And if you don't manage to get a job immediately…

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Immigration

Canada through the eyes of a professional, consumer and homeowner part 2

When choosing a second homeland, it is not superfluous to inquire in advance about the average salary levels in various regions of Canada. At the beginning of the year they were as follows: 76.000…

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Immigration

Canada through the eyes of a professional, consumer and homeowner, part 1

According to statistical data, several thousand of our compatriots move to Canada for permanent residence every year. The Maple Leaf country consistently ranks among the leading countries that accept…

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Education

Unfinished Higher Education - 2

People go to Australia not only to study, but mainly in hopes of permanent residency. It is a 'cheap' country where you only need to live for two years to get a residence permit. Australians are…

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Education

Incomplete Higher Education

They say everyone now rushes to Western universities. Not everyone. Some go to colleges. This is a real chance not only to get a Western education for less money, but also to bypass the tough…

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Immigration

Changes to Canadian Law Part 3

The new bill clarifies the rules governing visa issuance and entry procedures to Canada. The innovations include expanding the powers of visa officers abroad and immigration officers in Canada.

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Immigration

Changes in Canadian law part 2

The new bill proposes introducing an objective point-based system developed in consultation with provincial governments and employment services. Canada needs highly professional specialists capable…

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Immigration

Changes in Canadian Law Part 1

The new version of the Canadian immigration and refugee protection bill (Bill C-31) is to replace the current Immigration Act, which came into force in the late 1970s and has since been amended more…

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Work

How much to ask for your work

Why does a person go to work abroad? To earn money. But in what form? In the US, an employee is most often offered an hourly wage (salary). Piecework pay is used where, in addition to a fixed amount…

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Who to Trust for Apartment Renovations? Technology

Who to Trust for Apartment Renovations?

This article is another useful tip for those who have decided to start apartment renovations. No matter what task you face – cosmetic apartment repairs or a global overhaul of your home. It is…

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Money

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Work

Poland needs Ukrainians

On the Polish labor market, interest in Ukrainian workers is growing. According to Polskie Radio, most vacancies for those coming to work in Poland from Ukraine, as well as Moldova and Belarus…

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Airbus

Air Astana: 13 Years of Growth

Kazakhstan's national carrier Air Astana marked its 13th anniversary with record operating profit, expansion of its route network, service innovations and prestigious awards in the aviation industry…

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Unique Russian Souvenirs Shopping

Unique Russian Souvenirs

Russian culture is rich in folk crafts that go back centuries. Particularly famous is the folk art of craftsmen creating traditional miniatures made of papier-mâché and painted with oil paints. These…

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Real estate

Foreign Currency Mortgage: Problematic

For Ukrainians, as for Russians, the problem of foreign currency mortgages is relevant – over the past year, the national currency has depreciated several times against the US dollar. And since the…

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