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- Cost of living and expat taxes in Moscow
- Areas of St. Petersburg to live?
- Turning off the water in Russian apartments
- Taxes on housing in Russisa
- BBC in Russia - How to Watch English TV?
- Visa for Teaching English in Russia
- Changing a business visa to a work visa in Russia?
- Having a baby in Russia
- Is Russia safe?
- How to identity a Russian romance scam
- Racism in Russia - insight from expats
- What's the job market like in Russia?
- What's the cost of living in St. Petersburg, Russia?
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I can certainly identify, I've had a major heart surgey and two pace makers implanted. What you'd probably be suprised to hear, is that all of that happened in Russia! I've originally from Texas but moved here with my wife ten years ago so she could return home to her "motherland" and have found the healthcare arguably better than the US system. In Russia, hospitalization is free, doctors actually care about you, not the billable hours, and filling prescriptions for medication is relatively affordable.
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