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Russia and Belarus (Lonely Planet Country Guide) by Patrick Horton  (4)
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Practical information on how to find housing and employment while living and working in a foreign country For students studying abroad and business people transferred to a new job The Live & Work series will be a valuable guide to anyone contemplating a visit or stay to a foreign country. The Live & Work series provides practical information on how to eliminate stress and red-tape when making a move to a new country. Each guide is broken down into easy-to-read sections on living arrangements, where to look for employment, social activities and other necessary things needed for comfort. Rules, regulations, traditions and culture are a few of the areas covered in-depth. Complete lists of contacts from potential employers and real estate agents to local school boards and insurance agencies. Other obstacles, such as quirks in language and taxes, for example, are answered in these guides. The Live & Work guides will prepare anyone for a short visit abroad to an extended stay.
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A reference for those interested in finding temporary or permanent work, starting a business or living in Russia or one of the Eastern European countries. It features information on the local way of life and explains how to tackle the inevitable red tape.
Practical information on how to find housing and employment while living and working in a foreign country For students studying abroad and business people transferred to a new job The Live & Work series will be a valuable guide to anyone contemplating a visit or stay to a foreign country. The Live & Work series provides practical information on how to eliminate stress and red-tape when making a move to a new country. Each guide is broken down into easy-to-read sections on living arrangements, where to look for employment, social activities and other necessary things needed for comfort. Rules, regulations, traditions and culture are a few of the areas covered in-depth. Complete lists of contacts from potential employers and real estate agents to local school boards and insurance agencies. Other obstacles, such as quirks in language and taxes, for example, are answered in these guides. The Live & Work guides will prepare anyone for a short visit abroad to an extended stay.
Synopsis
A reference for those interested in finding temporary or permanent work, starting a business or living in Russia or one of the Eastern European countries. It features information on the local way of life and explains how to tackle the inevitable red tape.