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Posted by Phillip on November 13, 2001 at 11:17:28:
In Reply to: Re: Moving to Ukraine (no choice) posted by enya on November 12, 2001 at 21:53:32:
Thanks for the reply. I did not see a URL in your post, could you repeat it? As far as my own business, is this even possible to do? I would be willing to put the effort, but from what I have heard, it is difficult to start a business because of the government bureaucracy and/or organized crime getting involved. Maybe things have changed?
: It's not easy to find a well-paid job in Ukraine, but don't forget that living is much cheaper as well. Your best bet will be to start your own business, I think it shouldn't be much trouble as your wife is Ukrainian.
: Take a look at the web site (in Ukr.) below, there are pretty good offers sometimes.
: : I need some advice of any type from someone here. I am married to a lady from the Ukraine, whom I love deeply, and I intend to stay with her no matter what happens. Due to unforseen circumstances, and due to what is going on in America right now, we may be forced to leave and move to the Ukraine. I have a general idea of what I may face, but can anyone give me more advice or information on what life is like there for expatriate Americans? What are the (extremely limited, most likely) employment opportunities for Americans? I love this woman and I will go where she must go, but I just need some advice or any words of encouragement anyone here may have to offer.
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