Comments on: Russian girls in Boston

By: admin

admin — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 11:29:57 +0000

Thanks for stopping buy, and do not give up on those Russian girls, if you are in Boston, they might be your best bet for happily ever after, believe me from a fellow Bostonian.

By: Norman Pretzold

Norman Pretzold — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 03:38:48 +0000

I really like this blog, or website, or whatever you call it. I don’t even speak Russian, yet I was able to understand everything you said. That’s really weird. I like it. Someday, I’m going to learn Russian, or maybe Chinese. Like I said, I really like what you’ve done here. I especially liked the picture of the girl with the rings through her lips, but she wasn’t at the supermarket when I went there, but I think I may have seen her great-grandmother, who looked like she may have been hot at one time. I really liked what you said about ducks and girls. They are like ducks, I guess, but I’ve never been able to feed ducks by hand, either. There is always some drake around that seems to rush in and do it with ‘em before the girls realize I even have a whole loaf of bread rolled into little balls in my pocket. At that point I give up. I’m not Russian you know — at least not entirely, but I think I must be part Russian because my first girlfriend told me I had Roman hands and Russian fingers. She broke up with me. Thanks again for your great tips. This is very useful. Ciao.

By: Robert

Robert — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 22:17:36 +0000

You provide a great service with this website. An open forum such as this – whereas you also interact directly with the contributors – is an excellent resource for anyone who’s considering either a trip to Eurasia, or dating a Slavic person. I’m very impressed with the responses you give and the wealth of information you possess. Men who peruse this site would be well-advised to heed your advice and the advice of others who contributed. If anything I’ve mentioned or contributed helps anyone to find and/or to achieve the love-of-their-life, then that’s great. I truly wish everyone the best in their search, whatever it is that they are searching for. During the interim, I’ll keep reading the posts because they are very, very interesting. Thanks again.

By: admin

admin — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 22:09:20 +0000

I am with you 100% on that. I fell in love and got married. I never want to be a player. I am also lucky that my grandparents came from Poland and Ukraine and I am Slavic and have family in Eastern Europe and a connection with the culture.
I traveled a lot. In Ukraine or Poland you can minimize the cost by taking local trains and staying in youth hostels and renting flats. In Russia it gets more complicated as Moscow is very pricey and your visa is always an issues. In theory they want to know where you are at all times.
But the good news is there is plenty of work for a foreigner as you speak English as a native speaker. Although teaching is not Boston – Beacon Hill salaries, you do well. And if you have other skills you can parley this into a reasonable lifestyle and an adventure.

By: Robert

Robert — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 21:54:55 +0000

And that’s an excellent option for any American guy who’s willing to relocate to another country. However, in terms of Russia, the two countries don’t have bi-lateral agreement with each other and therefore, dual-citizenship isn’t possible for an American guy who’s considering going that route with a Russian girl. On the other hand, an American guy can keep his American citizenship and still live and work in Russia while there on certain visa.

In terms of my personal quest, I wasn’t searching for merely friendship. I was in search of a partner, which is something long-term and committal. Thus the reason why it cost so much, from a financial perspective. I spent several years searching and during those years, I made numerous trips to Eastern Europe and Russia. It certainly wasn’t an inexpensive endeavor.

By: admin

admin — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 21:49:06 +0000

If there is a way to get a girlfriend to come with you I would be interested as it might be of value to other guys. Are you talking about a business visa?

By: admin

admin — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 21:46:26 +0000

Are you talking marriage or just a friend. If you want a green card for your wife you have to show income of 125% above the poverty level or assets divided by 5 for the difference. So if you are married an making over lets say 20k a year you are all set. The whole process is about 1000 dollars. However, if you are talking just a girlfriend in the USA, I can not imagine what kind of visa they would let her in on, other than a fiance visa which requires you to marry in six months.
I moved from Boston to live in Eastern Europe and did the other thing. I got a visa in the EU and then citizenship. This was based on my family roots not my now wife. But this is also an option.

By: Robert

Robert — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 21:25:09 +0000

In terms of the entire process – in order to satisfy various United States State Department requirements – it’s financially expensive from the perspective of an American guy’s total cash outlay, from beginning to end of process. In other words, from the beginning to the eventual end of the whole process – which includes the selection of a girl from hundreds if not thousands of potential girls – it is very costly for an American guy to get a Russian or Ukrainian girl to the United States. Based on extensive experience with this sort of thing, I can adamantly say that if a guy is serious about having a Slavic girl as his partner, he should have a substantial bank-roll set aside before he begins the process of getting one here. In addition, he needs a clean financial/legal record.

By: admin

admin — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 20:57:28 +0000

Robert, Thanks for the comment and as you know once you date I Russian girl your view of the world will change. Bazaar is a fun place to go. I like the Kvas there. Always lots of people and action in that small shop.
Why is it expensive to get a girl into the USA? I do not think it is at all.

By: Robert

Robert — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 20:45:27 +0000

I found your page very interesting and very informative. I live in Boston and I spend a great deal of time in and around Brookline Village. I shop at Bazaar on Beacon Street. I’m an American who’s in his late 40′s. I have a long-term relationship with a young girl who’s in her late 20′s and who’s from Moscow, but who now lives in Boston. It’s relatively easy for an American man to go anywhere in Russia or Ukraine and find Slavic girls who are interested in coming to the United States. The process of getting a girl here, isn’t so easy and it’s pretty expensive. Anyway, as an American guy who once used to date American girls, I can emphatically say that once you go Russian, you’ll never go back.