Turkménistan: Guide de voyage, visas et hébergement gratuit · 2026

EKEkaterina Kudriavtsevakate_rina-93 · 23 nov. 2015Lire

On the way to my workplace, I had time to dream and reflect on what awaited me next. Fortunately, I had already met three Russian students who, just like me, were headed to a cozy, quiet town on the Atlantic coast in Virginia – Virginia Beach. I will say right away that before leaving, I heard many not-so-pleasant reviews saying it was a very boring place. Let me debunk that myth! It can only be boring where there is no desire to seek adventure and make fun, interesting acquaintances! Yes, Virginia Beach is not Miami with all its gloss, expensive bars and restaurants, beautiful beaches, and pretentious energy. It is a quiet and cozy town that has its own atmosphere and its own "gloss," as well as, in my opinion, a sufficient number of entertainment options for every taste. And yet, the main thing is not the presence of bars or nightclubs in the city, but your environment! The greatest happiness I experienced while in America comes down to spending time with the people who surrounded me. Dozens of students from different countries who arrived through the Work and Travel USA program, Americans, as well as Russian-speaking guys who have been living in America for a long time, friends of friends, acquaintances of friends of friends, etc. – it's like you end up in a reality show where everyone knows each other, where everything reigns: from love and friendship, joy and fun to tears and partings. Therefore, first and foremost, a trip to the USA through this program is a good "school of life"! Of course, one should not forget that the Work and Travel USA program is, first and foremost, an international cultural exchange program! In addition to interacting with Americans, I met amazing people from countries such as Ukraine, Moldova, Turkey, Kosovo, Romania, Montenegro, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, the Czech Republic, and Belarus. I became convinced that, no matter how banal it may sound, it really does not matter that we spoke different languages. Despite cultural characteristics, the mentality of each country, religion, and so on, we all felt like a single whole. Young, open to everything new, friendly, we shared stories about the traditions of our countries with each other, learned to speak and understand certain phrases in another language. It is pleasant for me to realize that I became part of the cultural exchange process, that I not only learned a lot about other nationalities but also contributed to others' knowledge of Mother Russia.

SYSandugash Yelyubayevainfoguuu · 14 août 2015Lire

The picture shown above was taken in Cambridge town near well-known Cambridge university press. As the UK is very popular with such historical places as Cambridge University. I understood only one thing, this is that London is actually tremendous city which needs more than a week in order to visit all three parts of London, precisely city, west, and east parts. The best days of my life I spent with keenly nice and helpful people in the academy. I enjoyed my studying whilst I was in the UK. It was extremely catching to share your experience and knowledge with the students from different countries and nationalities. In my group I was lucky to make friends from Wales, Canada, Arabic emirates, Iran, Turkmenistan , Turkey, Italy, Spain, France, Lithuania, Thailand, chili, and Mexico.

AAlexsadus · 31 juil. 2010Lire

July is coming to an end:( Still haven't found a new job, but I found another moving company where it's all Poles and Belarusians! I met Sedar there, he's from Turkmenistan, has been living in the USA for 2 years and is going back home soon (wife, kids). He managed to ship 2 cars back to his homeland!! Their duties aren't like ours! $1000 per car:) I agreed to go to the bank with him to help me open an account with a $50 bonus!!! And free maintenance!!! Oh... the USA does everything for the people... I also had the thought of getting my driver's license, it costs $10) I just need to find someone with a car to take the driving test in... Towards the end of the month, work picked up, which had a positive effect on my mood;) I worked the last few orders with African Americans (unfortunately, I forgot to take my camera those days), they are cool guys, in the photo is Stanley) He's:) a driver, and he sings great!!! It's cool to listen to him at the end of the workday while enjoying the view of the Chicago suburbs))) Also exchanged my bike without much trouble! They even took the rusted lock )))) got the money back $$$$ Bought a new one at Target - it's a hypermarket. Stole a good seat))) Recently, Sanya (my roommate, he's from Irkutsk) and I went to a china buffet - it's like a restaurant-cafe with a buffet!!! You pay $8 for entry and eat as much as you want!!! There's a lot of food there, all kinds of sushi, ice cream, cakes, and seafood, in short, we stuffed ourselves, Sanya even turned pale hahaha Today I'm going to see Cynic!!!!! Ps Slowly saving up $ for a new bass!!!

AAlexsadus · 31 juil. 2010Lire

July is coming to an end :( Still haven't found a new job, but I found another moving company where it's all Poles and Belarusians! I met Sedar there; he's from Turkmenistan, has been living in the USA for 2 years, and is heading home soon (wife, kids). He managed to ship 2 cars back to his homeland!! Their duties aren't like ours! $1000 per car :) I agreed to go to the bank with him to help me open an account with a $50 bonus!!! And free maintenance!!! Sigh... the USA really does everything for the people... I also had the thought of getting my driver's license, it costs $10 :) I just need to find someone with a car to take the driving test in... Towards the end of the month, work picked up, which had a positive effect on my mood ;) I worked the last few jobs with African Americans (unfortunately, I forgot to bring my camera those days), they are cool guys, in the photo is Stanley) He's a driver, and he sings great!!! It's cool to listen to him at the end of the workday while enjoying the view of the Chicago suburbs ))) Also exchanged my bike without much trouble! They even took the rusted lock )))) got my money back $$$$ Bought a new one at Target—it's a hypermarket. Stole a good seat for it ))) Recently, Sanya (my roommate, he's from Irkutsk) and I went to a China buffet—it's like a restaurant-cafe with an all-you-can-eat buffet!!! You pay $8 for entry and eat as much as you want!!! There's a lot of food there, all kinds of sushi, ice cream, cakes, seafood, in short, we stuffed ourselves, Sanya even turned pale hahaha Today I'm going to see Cynic!!!!! Ps Slowly saving up $ for a new bass!!!