how can I find the best way to live in country like Serbia?
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Go to the closest Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro (or it is still called Embassy of SFRJ?), or visit http://www.mfa.gov.yu/index.html where you can find all about the possibilities and conditions for foreigners. \n\nGood Luck!
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I am from Kazakhstan. I have 5 years of experience of life and work in the "oil and gas" part of Kazakhstan (Atyrau city), western part of Kazakhstan.\nI think if you possess skills and experience valuable for this industry, you will be in demand by many companies there. \nThe region is rapidly growing and if you decide to go there, it is a good place to work on rotation, esp. if ur company covers all the expenses (accommodaton, food and all that). If you want to bring ur family along , you will have to make a research on schools and other arrangements for them. I know many expats who live there with their families and don't wanna leave. The climate is kinda harsh in the western part (winds) , however the salaries are pretty rewarding. The expat communtities are large, most of the expats are europeans. Kazakhs are friendly with everybody provided the adequate respect is shown towards them. \nRe the major oil companies : it depends which skills u have and if u r willing to work for an operator or a service provider. \nAGIP KCO (consortium of several major companies ENI, Shell, Chevron, Exxon) and TengizChevronOil , KazMunaiGas (national) are the largest operators, \nthe service is provided by numerous companies both national and international: Halliburton, Baker Hughes , Schlumberger etc.\nTo get a job in any of them you need to send a resume to their HR dept. \n\nPS I also think Borat is stupid.
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When you travel to other countries, it broadens your perspective of the world and its cultures.  You are able to appreciate their way of life as well as your own.  It also helps you to understand how your own country is perceived by the way you are treated there.  The best way to travel to another country is to stay with a friend who lives there, away from the tourist area.  Then you will better recognize what it means to be a citizen of that country, their way of life, and their customs.
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Try going to apply for a work visa there and get a temporary residency there.
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Ok, first off, if it were me...\n\nI would select the part of the Country that I would like to live in... Desert, Forest, Mountain, Plains...\n\nI would get a topographical map of the area...\n\nI would also download  "Google Earth"  It gives you a map where you can see rivers, streams and houses in 3D!  Roads and all kinds of features, in order to find out what the place will look like.\n\nNow, I would also contact the nearest Government office near the place I would select.  First to find out more about the place, its amenities, and populations and regulations about everything there is to know about the area...(some are pretty indept about everything, if they know you want to relocate in thier area!).\n\nI would contact the Better Business Bureau to find a "reputable Real Estate Agent", and after that, I would also find out if they have the "listings online" for your perusal...\n\nPark Services would only let you know "where you cant build", or what the Fire Regulations and all other sort of ecological "no-nos" that you are not allowed to do, around thier lands.\n\nIn some Parks, you can "rent the land" but not own them, so you can put up a house, and if they say you gotta go, THEN, you gotta go, no ifs ans or buts, and you DONT get the price of your home back either!!  Because they may want to use the land for something else, and you are basically renting off them, and the house is there at "thier convinience" and they can tell you to skedaddle in a few days or weeks notice.\n\nSo, I would not want Government land, but private lots of sections with forest on them.\n\nAfter I have done all that, I would want to know of the lumber yards, (to build the house), and other things like stores, Groceries, and supplies, and if your going to grow vegetables a good greenerie... (gerneral store if they still have them :).\n\nI would want to know about law enforcement and the criteria on what your going to have to know about local codes and regulations, and also cellular service in the area, as you will probably be too far away for landline service, and too remote for cable, so a Dish would be a necessity if you want to keep up with news and programming.   \n\nIf there is a good running stream, you might think about investing in a good water Generator, to keep some electricity flowing to your home...(yep, they still make those things!).\n\nYou would have to find all the information about those things, and if you need a Doctor, or emergency room, find out how long it would take you to get to there.. or if they have helicopter service, for a true emergency...(depends on how far back into them thar hills ya want to go).\n\nGet enough acrage to farm, as you will be growing your own vegatables and crops to survive on, if you dont have a lot of money...(this REALLY takes a good amount for an undertaking like this!)...\n\nOther than that, if anyone else has anything I might have missed, then see what they have that I have forgotten...\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
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Sure can.  Thailand has some of the loveliest beaches you can ever want and it is cheap to live here.  If you live as the natives you can do very well on abut one hundred bucks a month.  No kidding, Have done it and even on less.
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check http://www.cityera.com/\nin this web page you can find people that they can offer u a place to stay for free or by paying a small fee.\nCheck about the place you want to go, and then ask the people in that place how they can help you!! I have travel half of europe by this!! Have in mind that u have to provide some information about you to this people and generally to anyone that you want them to offer you accomodation!! No one knows who you are.If you want more information or how to give your information you can mail me
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Get a job, save your money, get a passport a travel visa to Italy and buy a round trip ticket and book hotel accomodations.  \n\nIt takes money my dear.  Hard earned money.  Get to work.
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i guess you'll need to be fluent in german, and you need a vise ofcourse\ncheck with goethe institute in belgrade im sure they'll be glad to help you with anything
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go to the states.pick n choose.
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I guess it really depends what matters to you, and whether language is an issue.  The quality of life for expats is supposed to be excellent in Zurich, and I'm sure Geneva is good.  But getting citizenship, or living there without sponsorship - unless you have lots of $$ - is difficult.\n\nIt also depends on the area as well.  If you want to live in a resort-like area like Thailand, granted there will be more danger and the health care is far from comparable to Zurich, your money will go farther.  Further, you could have more business opportunities in an under-developed country, if you are export minded.\n\nIf safety, and quality of social fabric is good, then Iceland is a great choice.  They are environmentally friendly, it's super-safe (except at night by the bars when they get all drunk!).\n\nIf you're looking for standard of living/purchasing power, , and want to stay in Europe, it's a misconception that the Nordic countries are top.  In a recent study conducted by the Wall Street Journal (or was it the New York Times? I can't remember), in fact Spain was rated top of the charts, because although the pay is low, so is the cost of living, as well as crime etc.  But you also have to deal with that damn lisp, and the fact that *nothing* gets done, even when siesta is over.\n\nIf you are in a country that has socialized medical care, and you can't get a private doctor, your medical care is going to suck.  Even with a private doctor, the quality of their services will be poorer than other countries.  Many English have virtually no dental care because of lack of dentists, and many Canadians come over the border for American medical care.  So it's really weighing the pros and cons, and you have to decide what factors really matter to you.
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get a visa or a green card or a passport and go to a country that does have a Democracy and live there or apply for citizenship.\n\nSorry that life sucks for ya dude
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the best way is canada, you need to find a rural place to cross, most of the canadian borner is not guarded and its as easy to cross as driving down the road.
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Is there really better places for them to live? I would say anywhere you want to live or feel most comfortable.
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Some countries have their borders closed to outsiders, however, most places will let you live there. It helps if you have alot of money.
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You can move to another country.
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You can check out Cuba. I know it's a communist country, but I hear that the education is pretty good there. I am not a 100% sure how much it costs, but find out. Here in the US, education for foreigners costs a lot! My dad studied here as a foreign student and he had to pay around 30,000$ while others paid around 11,000$. Big difference. \n\nYou can check out some countries in Europe, such as Portugal. It isnt a rich rich country, but its somewhat inexpensive. \n\nMost important of all, dont give up your dreams. We only live life once, so dont let money hold you back. No ifs or buts. Just do it.