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Vladivostok is the largest Russian Far Eastern city, home to the Russian Eastern Fleet, shipping and fishing are the main industries. Not many westerners there though, mostly Chinese businessmen and tourists. Several Universities there, so English ... Read More

let's just agree to disagree. I should mention that Putin wants to streamline the work visa and residence process by 2015 where most of the applications will be filled out online and mailed to the Federal Immigration Office. Whether this happens ... Read More

I just went by what you said quote: "if you need only residency then get married to Russian female citizen not difficult if you have a clean police record." A lot can be misread into a statement like that, I think you will agree, but again ... Read More

Just marrying a Russian citizen does not automatically guarantee Russian residence, I know of several instances where somebody married to a Russian citizen was denied residence. You have to meet certain obligations whether you are married to a ... Read More

To get a work visa you generally need a degree in the field of work you will be doing. Getting residence is not easy, even being married to a Russian does not guarantee you will be granted temp or permanent residence. Work visas generally are good ... Read More

I remember when the schools all took care of these things. When I first came here I was working at four different schools at the same time. I guess I was lucky in that I knew how to choose good schools, one I am still working with, they always pay ... Read More

As somebody who has been teaching English in Moscow since 2003, I think I can tell a little about salaries. The average is anywhere from 800 to 1600 rubles per class, some make more and some make less, it really depends on the school you are ... Read More

Sure there is, in Moscow today is an English language Russian channel, and there are many Russian English language magazines and newspapers Like Moscow Times that do hire English speaking people from time to time, but before you can get a work visa, ... Read More

I am an American who has been living in Moscow since 2003, so I am familiar with your situation I think. Just coming here on a tourist visa or home stay will only allow you to stay in Russia for three months. If you want to stay a year, you have to ... Read More

I'm an American who has been living in Moscow for the last six years, I can tell you all about the visa process and getting residence. Take a look at my blog if your interested or you can pm me and I'll give you my email address. ... Read More

I think as long as the Russian company has the permit to hire foreigners and hires them legally, in other words, register them and pay their taxes, then there is no problem. I have permanent residence and do not need a work permit, so I can legally ... Read More