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I have to add that the average wage quoted of 2500hrn might be for kiev, but is a lot less in the provinces, local shopwork in the villages of Crimea will get you 800-1000hrn a month. Read More

Average salary for teacher is 3100hrn which is 260$.But in schools students give money for their teachers on teachers'day,Teacher's birthday,Class decoration funds,class furniture funds etc and monthly fee in free education schools. so beside ... Read More

I agree about the police situation and abhor the corruption that is endemic in Ukraine. I have not paid a traffic fine (present) for a long time. In fact the last time I complained so vociferously about the way I was treated when I refused to pay, ... Read More

Village school teacher as of December 2012 1000hrn a month Read More

I currently give lessons in my village to the kids that need it the most. I am TEFL qualified and have been teaching for a few years now. I agree with jsegura the ones that need it the most live in the villages. I charge 15hrn an hour and only take ... Read More

I then paid 4000hrn to the boss of the Ovir office whils we had a drink in the cafe next door, and had my residence card inside a week.There are 6 or 7 years that I live in Ukraine, and I never paid no bribe to nobody聟 To be corrupted you need to ... Read More

After starting this thread I had a few problems and could not get time to re-post. To recap, having been married for a number of years to a ukranian national and also getting married in Ukraine, I decided to obtain a residence card. The border runs ... Read More

I am a simple Englishman living a quiet life in a village in Crimea,the salaries being mentioned are a fantasy to most people here,and not many have a flat in town to rent and choose to live in a village. My father in law earns 800 gvn a month. ... Read More

Updates on my progress . Returned to Ukraine on tuesday and went straight to ovir from the airport, gave them my passport with the D visa and was told to return on Thursday. Thursday morning was called into the office and after signing a form was ... Read More

Not sure about any of what you have said, I investigated all possibilities and this seemed to be the only option now, we jointly own our house and have done since 2005. We were married in 2004 in Crimea and I have been registered at that address ... Read More

To begin the process, I had to obtain a visa in my passport, the local passport could or would not begin the paperwork without a visa. Having got ja 6 month visa, from the consul in London, I returned and filled in a form and gave them a copy of my ... Read More

I waited because 3 of those years we were in England , prior to that I was doing a border run with my wife to either krakow for a long weekend or Istanbul , consequently I did not feel the need to go through the process. We have now decided to make ... Read More

Not at all, I returned home to the U.K after 6 years here or so and then decided to come back to Crimea, I am more than happy with my quiet comfortable life here, I just felt that you were giving a somewhat biased view of peoples aspirations and ... Read More

Hi to Benny from Hull, will pm you with a more realistic view of driving and living in Ukraine, I get the impression that some people in kiev have their head in the clouds. Read More

I purchased my house and land in 2005, agreed a price with the owner got a tax number from the the tax office, went to the local notar office with the owner did all the documents in the office paid the $5000 in cash and then went throught the ... Read More

not far away, medvedevo nr. chornomorsk. Chris Read More

Sorry to disagree with the previous post, From U.K. and other countries Visa Free for 90 days, no return for 90 days With Visa you still have to leave after aftyer 90 days, this is a recent introduction, but I experienced it when trying to ... Read More

Google ukrainian embassy london address is something like ukremb you can change it into english at the top of the page. Go to the consul visa section it will tell you all you need to know. You need the visa in your passport, before you fly or ... Read More

Robin, download visa forms from ukremb.org and apply for a 6 month visa, when you are here apply for permanent residence. You need a visa to this. Or go home after 6 months and get a new visa, you will feel the need for som civilisation and a decent ... Read More

And of course the biggest disadvantage is that the internet has been down for a few days, having re-read my original post I agree it sounds churlish. A village is not for everyone, I love it, an apartment is not for me but is for others. I have ... Read More

Maybe if you are the calculator you say you are, you could organise your life, to enable you to live in the village and enjoy all a village has to offer but earn a salary at city rates. I live in a small Crimean village, I teach English for 15gvn an ... Read More

Brand new on here, and this is my first post. Firstly I would like to say that the cost of living has risen astronomically over the past 5 years: I live in a village about 40 kilometers from Evpatoriya, I own my own house which I purchased 5 years ... Read More