Australians move to live in Russia

Hello ATS!

Today I want to present to you the story of young Australians who decided to move to Russia and stay, to become citizens of this country. Now they are applying for a residence permit and living somewhere near Novosibirsk, and then they plan to open a large farm in Altai so that. as they say, "raise children in a healthy way, fear God and be good citizens."



This story has become widespread. and now many young Australian families, using this experience, want to move to Russia.

Here is a video from the channel of other Australians from Novosibirsk. They have a joyful event, they receive a temporary residence permit in Russia, after which they celebrate their achievement in a Georgian restaurant:



Why specifically these Australians decided to move to Russia, I do not know, I can only guess. But it is a fact that lately there are normal adequate young people from many countries of the world. tired of social experiments and technologies in their countries, they dream of a calm family life in a calm country and go to Russia.

Thanks.

a reply to: RussianTroll

After golf the other day I was sitting with a Brit and someone from Australia. We live in a country many would classify a 3rd world or 2.5 type country. Everyone at our table and the next table over commented how lucky we were to not be back in out first world countries with all their first world rules and imbecilic mandates. I regret never getting to Russia as I have/had friends and was invited several times .. I always figured to cold for me as I hate winter golf !! hahaha

a reply to: RussianTroll

From a leadership standpoint, Russian citizens are in better hands (Putin) than United States citizens are (Biden), at the moment.

I take it Australia is run by dirtbags too?

a reply to: 727Sky

Welcome to Russia. In fact, everything is not the way we write the Western media. You will be very pleasantly surprised)))

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: RussianTroll

From a leadership standpoint, Russian citizens are in better hands (Putin) than United States citizens are (Biden), at the moment.

I take it Australia is run by dirtbags too?

I don't know who is running Australia. I hope that these are smart and adequate people. But when, at the last G-8 meeting in Australia, which took place several years ago and was last attended by Russia, the Australian prime minister (he forgot his name) began to insult Putin, all of Russia laughed a lot. After that, Russia left the G-8.

a reply to: RussianTroll

I just posted in a thread last night about the American
people and Russia share a common enemy now.

Washington D.C. it's not even a state and seems to be at war
with us. Maybe together we can end both our problems. lol

originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: RussianTroll

I just posted in a thread last night about the American
people and Russia share a common enemy now.

Washington D.C. it's not even a state and seems to be at war
with us. Maybe together we can end both our problems. lol

This is how I will answer you. Having enemies is destructive. The enemies eventually disappear. But if you have friends, then this is forever)))

a reply to: RussianTroll

Welcome to Russia. In fact, everything is not the way we write the Western media. You will be very pleasantly surprised)))

Russian media doesn't paint the same picture.

One out of five respondents told the Levada Center pollster that they would “absolutely” or “most likely” want to emigrate.
“This indicator has reached 2011-2013 levels in 2021,” Levada said.

Three out of four respondents told Levada that they would “absolutely” or “most likely” want to stay in Russia.

The survey revealed that younger Russians were at least twice as likely to be willing to migrate than their older counterparts. Nearly half of those aged 18-24 and one-third of those aged 25-39 voiced willingness to leave Russia, compared with one in five of those aged 40-54 and less than 10% of those 55 and older.
www.themoscowtimes.com...

If Putin has his way we will all be Russians soon enough , perhaps a return to glasnost and perestroika would save us all a lot of pain.

a reply to: RussianTroll

This is how I will answer you. Having enemies is destructive. The enemies eventually disappear. But if you have friends, then this is forever)))

I would respond by asking, If someone chooses to be an enemy what then?

a reply to: gortex

The Levada Center is an organization that performs the functions of a foreign agent in Russia, this has been recognized by the Russian court. That is, Levada receives funding from Western state funds and influences the domestic and foreign policy of Russia.

originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: RussianTroll

This is how I will answer you. Having enemies is destructive. The enemies eventually disappear. But if you have friends, then this is forever)))

I would respond by asking, If someone chooses to be an enemy what then?

Then it's his choice. I also have enemies in my life, but this does not prevent me from living and developing the way I want.
In fact, if a person has no enemies, then this is unnatural.

Turnabout

en.wikipedia.org...

Cheers

a reply to: RussianTroll

Then it's his choice.

And D.C. certainly has made it's choice.

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
Turnabout

en.wikipedia.org...

Cheers

I also considered moving to Australia or South Africa in the late 1980s. But then he decided that he had to go through hard times with his homeland. And I was not wrong. Now the process is reversed, thousands and tens of thousands of Australians and Boers are moving to Russia. And many of my friends who previously emigrated to the West are coming back.

a reply to: Randyvine2

World political scientists and analysts are considering the possibility of a civil war and the collapse of the United States. In this case, the District of Columbia does not even receive the status of a separate state. If central government disappears, then the District of Columbia disappears.
And other world states need to talk and interact with objects of international law and not with subjects.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Randyvine2

World political scientists and analysts are considering the possibility of a civil war and the collapse of the United States. In this case, the District of Columbia does not even receive the status of a separate state. If central government disappears, then the District of Columbia disappears.
And other world states need to talk and interact with objects of international law and not with subjects.

Interesting point you make here, something I hadn't really considered. Very interesting actually!

Food for further contemplation for sure.

a reply to: RussianTroll

As Flying Disk has touched on thank you for a different perspective
to contemplate from. Interesting indeed.

originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: RussianTroll

As Flying Disk has touched on thank you for a different perspective
to contemplate from. Interesting indeed.

It's okay, my friend. It's just that Russians have a slightly different vector of thinking, and we sometimes come to conclusions that, due to pseudo-obviousness, are inaccessible to Western people.)))

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: RussianTroll

From a leadership standpoint, Russian citizens are in better hands (Putin) than United States citizens are (Biden), at the moment.

I take it Australia is run by dirtbags too?

Have you not been paying attention?

Australia has gone full blown authoritarian.

I'm surprised that I need to say that to you of all people.

a reply to: RussianTroll

It is ironic that Russia is the only light of freedom in this world at the moment. It is beautiful and big and the people are great. Just a bit chilly. I would join the Russian Federation in a heartbeat or failing that have strong trade deals. and cultural ties.