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Latvian Immigration can be bit annoying, depending on what Nationality you are.Tommy2 wrote:Hi,guys can anyone help me ,iwant to go to latvia for few days, i heard that the immgtation there is very anoying, is that true?any sugestions, iam on work permit here in ireland
Do they use the term 'chornaya zhopa' in Latvia like they do in Russia?Administrator wrote:.
Shame that Tommy2 hasn't popped back in. I missed the original post, but if there is a warm body ready to respond ... I have a LOT to say about Latvia.
However, a person interested will have to give some information regarding the purpose & duration of their stay, as well as their nationality.
Immigration here is still semi-Soviet in many cases. But, under some circumstances, it is fairly painless (in relation to the big picture of immigrating anywhere).
Just want to visit for a party? Or interested in working / residing?
Moved to European forum.
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All the Baltic State people I see here are Russian speakers, perhaps they are more nomadic than the indigenous populace...Administrator wrote:.
I wouldn't know. Russian is not a language I intend to spend time learning. It's been a nightmare finding time to brush up on my high school German and try to begin Latvian.
I've got either two or three years to learn enough Latvian to qualify for permanent residency, and I'm rather hoping Russian will be a dead language here by then or soon after.
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Pretty much anyone 25 & older speaks pretty decent, if not nearly native/fluent Russian.Wanderer wrote:All the Baltic State people I see here are Russian speakers, perhaps they are more nomadic than the indigenous populace...
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I wouldn't know. Russian is not a language I intend to spend time learning. It's been a nightmare finding time to brush up on my high school German and try to begin Latvian.
I've got either two or three years to learn enough Latvian to qualify for permanent residency, and I'm rather hoping Russian will be a dead language here by then or soon after.
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