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A part of my thoughts about moving from Ukraine My friends from Ukraine will despite me for that what I'm saying, but I'll be on the top of the world when I'll finally get out from that country. I've been working on it for 6 months, to move out to the Czhech Republic with all the legal documents, but the total corruption and the level of general country development make it almost impossible. Feel hopeless. More and more ukrainians are getting out without some visa documents, breaking the laws just to have a possibility to feed their self's. Hate this. Just want to live in a normal country , to do my job, to travel and that's all. Enjoy your life if you live in the Europe or USA. Hoping to join you one day :)

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Good luck getting everything sorted out! I can't speak for Europe, but at least in the US, things aren't as perfect as a lot of people think they are. It's hard for a lot of people, not just immigrants (who often have it worse), to get by. But things are definitely more stable than what's unfortunately going on in Ukraine right now. If you're willing to put in the hard work and effort to move to and be successful in another country, there's always opportunity to be found. Best of luck to you!
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A part of my thoughts about moving from Ukraine

My friends from Ukraine will despise me for what I'm saying, but I'll be on top of the world when I finally get out of the country. For six months, I've been working on moving to the Czech Republic with all the necessary legal documents, but the total corruption and general level of development of the country make it almost impossible. I feel hopeless. More and more Ukrainians are leaving without visas, breaking the law just to have the possibility to feed themselves. I hate this. I just want to live in a normal country, to do my job, to travel and that's all. Enjoy your life if you live in Europe or the USA. Hoping to join you one day :)

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Sadly, many people will feel that they are entitled to judge you for your decision. Most of them think that everybody has to stay in their countries. I have gone through this as well. Being humilliated at a consulate applying for a visa, fighting over burocracy. And later on, when you try to do a normal language exchange on italki an idiot will tell you 'why do you want to leave your country? Women are hot and have massive boobs in your country. I'd be happy there"... What can we say about these kinds of morons? Just don't get discouraged and work hard to make your dreams come true! Greetings from Colombia!
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I hope you join them soon!!!!
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A part of my thoughts about moving from Ukraine

My friends from Ukraine will despise me for that what I'm saying, but I'll be on the top of the world when I finally get out of that country. I've been working on it for 6 months.  I'm trying to move to the Czech Republic with all the legal documents, but the total corruption and the level of the country's development make it almost impossible.  I feel hopeless.  More and more Ukrainians are getting out without some visa documents, breaking the laws just to have a possibility of feeding themselves.  I hate this. I just want to live in a normal country, to do my job, to travel and that's all.  Enjoy your life if you live in Europe or the USA. Hoping to join you one day :)

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