About this Video

• Video Title: ТОП 5 Стран для Эмиграции если у Вас Мало Денег
• Channel: Корвин Эмиграция - Жизнь после границы
• Speakers: Alex Korvin
• Duration: 00:15:54

Introduction

This video discusses emigrating from Russia with minimal funds (around $300-400). Alex Korvin presents five countries as options, outlining the pros and cons of each regarding visa requirements, cost of living, job opportunities, and ease of adaptation.

Key Takeaways

1. Georgia: Offers a relatively easy visa process, allowing extended stays with visa runs. Affordable living costs and various job opportunities exist, even without prior work permits.
2. Armenia: Similar to Georgia in terms of visa flexibility and affordability, but with a potentially higher success rate for obtaining a long-term visa.
3. Kazakhstan: A cheaper option with a predominantly Russian-speaking population, making adaptation easier. Provides a potential stepping stone for further emigration.
4. Serbia: Requires slightly more funds due to higher living costs but is still relatively affordable. Suitable for freelancers with a large Russian-speaking community.
5. Seasonal Work in the EU (Poland, Hungary, Germany): This option requires more funds initially but offers higher earning potential. Poland and Hungary are presented as easier entry points than Germany. Finding a suitable employer is crucial. The presenter also mentions the possibility of using the refugee route to Spain for those with sufficient funds and a valid reason.

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