I would like to move to Siberia. I live in the US not quite as cold but closer than in most other places in the US. Still freezing at night then a bit warmer during the day. I became interested due to a online friend. We were communicating for three years by using a particular website, someone most have figure it out and our communication was ended. Between the two of us we are 174 years old. We found out we were close to meeting at least 4 times in our lives (including the Cuban Missile crisis, when the Berlin Wall was being built, the Vietnam protests and a few years ago.)
You need to get the Russian visa and visit Russia first. Don't do anything just based on the Internet stories or pictures. Also consider that the Russian language is not an easy one.
@@mikhailshafeev9384 I am aware that Russian is a Slavic language, but people other than those in the US tend to know more than one language. That includes me, since I am not decendant of the British (thank goodness) the invaders of just about every nation and their children from the US, all who think they are superior to every one else, while being beyond stupid. I'm multi-lingual so I'm sure I can learn enough Russian to survive. I can understand Putin, heck I've been a fan of his from before he was president. Lots about him to admire. We have a lot in common: he likes puppies and little kids, especially those in hospitals. Lets compare: Putin vs Biden and his puppeteer Obama. Nope not comparison possible. As to Russia itself, I've been studying Russia since I was a little girl, growing up in the US military. Great warriors! women included. I am well aware they won WWII, not even remotely the US. I even lived in Germany when the Berlin Wall was being built, in one of the last German towns that Russia defeated.
@@mikiandfriends1820 Spasi bog, as in God save you? If you refer to the connection between my friend and I, it had nothing to do with that. We were mostly comparing our experiences regarding what was going on for decades that had to do with wars and US invasions and expecially his knowledge of how to increase food yields.
Wishing Daniel and Xenia a safe home coming in Baikal lake site. Update your Siberian experiences in organizing life, land and house. God bless your good works. 😃🙂
i missed the stream ... but he is living on the right place for in romania on the same ``with meridian`` ..its the same weather ...i know , been there often in my life.....very short winter ...long summer
This was a great idea and great stream Danny. I thought I'd hear from you since you came to the U.S. (I emailed you a couple of times). I also am thinking of checking out Mexico regarding a possible land purchase. I have several Mexican friends and acquaintances giving me suggestions. You're doing great - and I'm glad Mexico doesn't have any conflicts with Russia. I must at least, visit Russia! Congratulations on your land purchase/life investment. Well done! Appreciate what you do. ))
I studied Russian on mango languages through my local library. I got as far as I could but came to the point where I needed to be where other Russian speakers are. I think I took to it very well! But I stopped because I had no one to speak with.
There are plenty of Russian immigrants in the West - try to find a retired one and enjoy speaking Russian - if you a able to pay for it, you can find thousands of teachers))). In the USSR time Russian Universities had special courses for foreign students(everyday classes) - students were fluent in Russian just in one year.......
Adequate people from all over the world, unite, the meeting place is Mother Russia. The renaissance is coming to Russia, and it is once again becoming a Great Empire, above all an EMPIRE of the SPIRIT.
The last part of the video when you talked about "starting a new life' after your came to Russia was very touching, I appreciate how genuine you are! You know, your words about being 34 and feeling like your life is starting afresh reminded me of one famous Russian - Andrey Bolkonskiy from War and Peace novel by Leo Tolstoy. He had absolutely the same feeling: he came back from the war (WWI) really crushed, dashed and disappointed, 31 years old. In addition, his wife had died while he was away. So, one day he was out in the nature in springtime, walking, contemplating the rebirth of one particular tree, and he had like a conversion, an insight, a pivital momement of his life as he found new hope and said to himself (what becale of of the most famous passages in all russian literature) “No, life is not over at thirty-one!” (Нет, жизнь не кончена в 31 год!) and after this line there's another 60% of the book! a long way to go!! still so many things ahead!
To be fair, Tolstoy placed his heroes into the Napoleonic wars period, little more than a century before WW1. Andrey returned home after the battle of Austerlitz, so that’s probably 1806. He died from wounds about 6 years later after the battle of Borodino. Regardless, that was very nice that you reminded about those words in Dan’s circumstances!
@@vsevolodtemirov4449 oh yes, yes, yes!!! thank you for correcting me, of course it wasn't WWI, it was Napoleonic war! And about the years left for Andrey to live in peace, even if not so many, it took 600-700 more pages of the book ))
Would be nice to see not only on your sites but all the Russian bloggers I watch, a map showing exactly where in Russia you live! Very impressed with Russia and the people and enjoy listening to your blogs!
in the vast majority of canada, $10'000 is essentially mandated as an overhead fund that is placed over simply regulating a person under a "organized association of land lords"... that means its money that is tied to an expected cycle of mostly renewable things... like picking flowers for tea to save for a year or two, except its regulated for people not to do that themselves as they are educated to see thru with other things... like fixing lightbulbs or other things like scissors, tho further more... that $10'000 is more common to be inflated under "home owners association regulations" as a multi staged wall of sorts that partly segregates others from walking into a soup kitchen. "island regulations of monarchy" so one could be essentially locally educated to think their allocation of 10'000 is actually closer to 160'000... their is no currency exchange rate for some people as the first amendment applies to the lord over them and the stature of regulated placements. 10k that amounts to nun other then what simply comes around with little to no effort in sustainable use, so their is no value to it in capital monopolism other then a moral status of thought. common wealth society
1 acre = 40 'sotka' btw. Some old plots in a village that were intended to be used for agricalture could be 1/2 acre but old dacha plots would be 1/5 acre only. All new plots are around ~1/4 acre. However you can buy 4 and join it together into a single plot.
@WildSiberia I loved this info! I'm in North Carolina (USA) & wish to be in Russia, although funding holds me back.. Also, I think if you make your live videos into a "premiere", it will notify us subs that it is upcoming so we can be ready to catch it. I did not get any early notification, so I caught it after it ended, but enjoyed it all the same :) Thank you & @ThePlasticRussian for a great video!
You should have more programs about the history of Russia, their emigration is not so different from the US, just older. Enormous immigration from Europe especially Germans, in millions as pioneers got a piece of land, started new society and civilization within Russia. They even had a small autonomous republic. So it is mosaic of different cultures. The only country in the "Western sphere" has a functioning multicultural model, while something that is natural in other civilizations such as India or Iran. Russia as you probably know had a devastating war in the Kauskus, and racism against Muslims, and extremists/Salafists. There are still prejudices. The country I come to Sweden is only getting worse and worse. No other country in the Western world managed to manage this. I think it is based on form of pragmatic approach, combination of organic development. I want to claim that part of the Russian soul is organic, as is the contact with nature, mother earth and spiritually. I want to take two examples 1) Chechnya and 2) Karelia, on Russia handles differences. 1) There have been conflicts between the warrior Chechens for hundreds of years, no one wants to give in. A civil war where over 20,000 Russian soldiers. But still, the Chechens are the most patriotically loyal. The solution is very "Russian" pragmatic, this being said, this is not the ultimate solution for other countries. But Putin stated that the Chechens there thousands of years with a very strong Sufi/Muslim identity. The Republic of Chechnya is a self-governing unity with sharia law light, the alternative is a civil war, nothing weirder than the Amish people or Evangelical Christians have their communities. You are ALWAYS Russian. The approach to history where differences are not opposed. 2) Karelia, a republic on the border with Finland which for 800 years was the scene of wars between Russia, Sweden and later Finland. In what became a national trauma for Finland, a large area was ceded to the Soviet Union in 1944, including the old medieval city of Viborg. In Karelia, only 1 percent of Finns remain. But one of 3 official languages, the indigenous people. Because Finland is this part story. You can't deny that native american is part of the US, pretending it doesn't exist is denying yourself/reality. Russia often has a relationship with the cousin, Finns lived across the borders. There are old dilapidated farms with Finnish names. You can learn Finnish at university, the names of many places resemble/have their origins in Finland. If you look at how they deal with Russian minorities in the Baltic states, Ukraine is a terrible example. Where the attitude of winner/loser, "we" is set opposite to the Russian one, as Mexico has been part of their neighbors for over a hundred years. Part of the US was Mexican, something that is celebrated in the US, while removing/name erasing history in the Baltic States. Discrimination undermines Russian culture. In the areas of Ukrania that are now in Russian hands, it goes without saying that Ukrainian is the official language, and there is a unique culture attached to this area. There is a multicultural model that is opposed to more ethno nationalism. This has meant that Europe has constantly been religious wars, between countries and had terrible consequences with the holocaust. Russians don't understand, why can't we, like you, be both Mexican and American, something that enriches. This makes Russia strong, now pits people against each other in the US, against the rest of the world. Concept multipolar world, it is natural for Russians. It is this as the difference between being a large state like France and civilsation. The French often talk about the Francophone world, starting point that France as a monoculture is better, for example Africans should adapt. This is for the reasons that Niger/other countries throw out the French, also the US, consider exceptional. We are all equal, but not valuable, so we will tell you what is best. But it is enough that Kakakus, China or Mexico are good areas/country to live for them.
Спасибо за видео из Кирова.... удачи Дэн!!! 1000000Р это немного даже для большинства Россиян... дом в кирове плюс земля стоит примерно 3-4млн рублей... БОГ В ПОМОЩЬ!!!
Building a home is a complex endeavor in many country. Russia is no exception. There are always many things to consider. I think to get out of the hamster wheel means to change your mindset. Important is what you do and not what other people do or have. Just concentrate that you improve constantly in comparison to your own past. I don’t know I am not a great philosopher.
The idea behind building a road first in Europe and elsewhere, is that there are laws that all infrastructure should be up to standard even before the first house is built. This is honestly what I wish Russia will come to at some point, so that all houses are already pre-made with gas, storm drains etc. like in say northern Europe. If the road must go in at the end, then so be it, but the infrastructure coming in first shows that a developer has put thought in how the place is gonna be livable
It’s too massive to have order all over is my guess too many people in small towns in Siberia it’s not easy to manage like a small island. Even in America there Midwest builds first then connects some how
@@Wild-Siberia Maybe, but it's all about laws. For example, I still don't get why they can't just illegalize the private glazing of balconies which began in the late 80s. It has even lead to russian developers stopping building balconies altogether just so that the apartments won't look sh*t in the future
I hope it will NOT happen. Beacause the main advantage in Russia is the land affordability (low price) You will never ever ( in any country) buy a 1/4 of an acre ( 1000 sq. meters) with the infrastructure ( roads, water and wast water treatment, electricity, natural gas and all other conveniences). I reapeat it - in Russia MOST of families could afford a house ( maybe a small one, maybe not with all the conveniences, but THEYR OWN house!) . House affordability in Russia is the best in the world, yes, they have to pay for that ( bad roads, lack of some infrastructure, ets)
@@mikhailshafeev9384 I totally agree, every Russian family deserves 200m2 per family at least. But Russia should strive to be the best, mening all I mentioned at affordable prices. A lot of what Russia is currently lacking comes from incorrect application, lack of knowledge and misuse of funds. For example, in some areas of Russia they pour new asphalt every single year because they do it during the rain season. Why? Because they "save" the funds when they need to spend and quickly spend it before the year ends to make a nice looking report. Meanwhile in Kaliningrad they are still driving on 100 year old German paving and it won't need any replacement anytime soon. If you know what you are doing, things don't need to be expensive. If you don't care, you get what you get
Если вы уже женаты и покупаете недвижимость, то совсем не важно, что она переписана на кого-то одного. При разводе это имущество будет по закону делиться на двоих.
Thanks for the video, very interesting!!! You both seem really nice people, and it's cool to have you in Russia. However, as a Russian girl, I can say that 1 million roubles (10 thousand dollars) is quite cheap for a piece of land/house in Russia. I had to pay much more for my property in Krasnodar and Moscow. Another thing to keep in mind is that the government gives every Russian lady 640 thousand roubles for the birth of her first child ($6,4 thousand) and 833 thousand roubles ($8.4 thousand) for the second child (and the same ammount for every next child). Well, technically it's the baby's money, so the father can claim it too, if something tragic happens to the mother. This money is not given in cash, but can be used to improve baby's life (education, housing, etc). Most people spend it on housing for of course (as a part of their morgage usually). As you have said in the video, Russia is very big. If you want to buy in a Siberian village, you can probably find smth for $10k, but if you want to live 20 km from the Black sea or the Baltic sea, it would be impossible for this money. Land in big cities or touristic regions is much more expensive. The deeper in the countryside you go, the cheaper it gets. Anyway, Russia is beautiful and welcoming everywhere ))
Есть мудрая пословица "каждый мужчина должен построить дом, посадить дерево и вырастить сына". Дом уже строится, как я поняла, женитьба в планах, ну а посадки вокруг дома, само собой разумеется, будут. Желаю удачи!
Лучше всего у этих ребят заказать: youtube.com/@user-wf9vq3kx6t?si=Js_aOaKopt80jFFi Прямо любуюсь, как они строят. Из последних дом в 100 метров - под внутреннюю отделку 940 тысяч рублей. Плюс материалы на 2,5 миллиона. Это коробка, Московская область. Плюс коммуникации, внутреняя отделка и стоимость земли
как стремно каркасник 🤔Случаем не слышали есть кто из газобетона строит качественно за вменяемые деньги ? А то куда не зайди везде по 80-100K за квадратный метр хотят, одни супер профессионалы для миллионеров 😄
@@Goorood ну не знаю, чего там стремного. Всего лишь одна из технологий. Вся Скандинавия, Канада и США так строят. Из несомненных плюсов - скорость строительства. Я в марте залил фундамент, а в октябре ушёл на внутреннюю отделку. Новый год праздновал в новом доме. А если бы делал из газобетона, то в лучшем случае заехал бы года через два. Кому что подходит. Газобетон отличный материал как и техноблок или теплоблок или протерм. У всего есть свои плюсы и свои минусы.
@@Serg_Mпостаыь палатку и справляй день рождния в день поставки палатки кто хочет жить не в доме нуфнуфа будет строить нормальный дом из кирпича ..а то дунет ветер как ураган в штатах и цлетиш в страну оз или к чертям в ад в домике из говна и палок ..смотри видео из штатов и что осталось от города после урагана 😼
For those foreigners who curious. The films: Ivan Vasil'yevich changes the profession; The particularities of the national fishing; The particularities of the national hunting.
I usually watch you, and Countryside Acres, you both have very positive vibes, practical and alive. Think you have some problems getting work in Russia, both of you are advertising pillars for Russia screaming well-educated workforce with people who want to contribute to Russia stronger society and a "we". . The Russian state should pay you for sincerely strengthening their brand. Also through you come with constructive criticism.
Thanks for watching, I think that when you’re honest about Russia it looks good. When you exaggerate things it’s lies. Some people lie on CZcams on how things are. You just have to tell the truth
If you are learning Russian, you could have a Russian language channel. There is Russian youtube, you would have huge followers, and basically be able to make a living from it. Countryside arces, has exploded in subscriptions, and comments. Most Russians, many of whom do not know English. You are very wise/reasonable and practical in your approach and give those who watch your program tools. Russia is not a bad place, it is not suitable for everyone, above all many expect you to learn the language. Not even for Russians, want to live in not all parts of this civilization are for them. But wherever you are, you are close to nature Must be able to create relationships you have a girlfriend, are open and likeble as a person. I think there are few countries that are culturally closer to us with such enormous choices. There is a settler spirit now, which pulls people along in the positiv spirit.
All former easten european countries are actually close to that.... this is because they lived under USSR for a while and thus people there get spoiled by the house affordability...a govenment , who will intend to inplement western taxe rates and make high property taxes is going to be dismissed right away..
Daniel, you are not a "dum dum". Most of us over the age of 35 or 40 are not so good on computers. Kids these days eat, sleep and breathe technology, so they are very good at it. You are an outdoorsman, so u just have other skills. And a guy that can hunt and fish is worth its weight in gold!
Where To exchange USD to rubbles does Moscow airport allow us a debit card to exchange for rubles or does the person need USD cash to exchange for rubles at the airport
In Russia, a non-citizen can own a piece of land with a house (or apartment). There is a 30% tax on your sale. Only if you are the owner of the house for less than 5 years. Owning real estate does not give citizenship. But it can help with obtaining citizenship. There are restrictions for the security of the state. For example, you will not be able to buy land near the state border or a military facility.
Dan, and more recently Sam from Sam’s Russian Adventures, both made videos on how to use Avito where there’s lots of classifieds - look up yourself. Sam showed a Chrome trick where the website menus get translated into English, so you’ll manage even without the knowledge of the language. These days it is probably somewhat cheaper to buy pre-owned estate rather than build your own from scratch, but you’ll get a good idea about the price levels nevertheless.
Some of recent people who moved to Russia, or relevant channels, that you can have a chat with (if you didn't already..i don't remember..) : " Sasha Meets Russia " , " Countryside Acres " , " Eli from Russia " , " Lisa with Love ", " Russian Code ", " Alina Gingertail " .. " EXPAT American " .. " Anastasie Vaskevich " (this one is russian but lived in South America,,) I haven't watched this video "live".. .. Portugal - Coimbra (in a near village)
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Watching from Kentucky USA.
🫡🙏🏻
Feeling safe and free is so huge!
Чувак, я русский и не знаю английского, поэтому не знаю, что ты говоришь. Но по предыдущим видео я понял, что ты классный чувак.
Используй яндекс браузер, там перевод(озвучка) встроенная.
I will put subtitles as soon as they are generated
@@Wild-Siberia у меня нет перевода твоих слов . Но если ты приедишь в Ставропольский край , ты точно не пожалеешь.
@@user-oi3qz4qe5zон бывший морпех из США. Хотя сам этнический мексиканец. Воевал в Афганистане.
яндекс переводит голосом
I would love for Chris to do a show on his channel about how to move money into Russia through crypto.
I would like to move to Siberia. I live in the US not quite as cold but closer than in most other places in the US. Still freezing at night then a bit warmer during the day. I became interested due to a online friend. We were communicating for three years by using a particular website, someone most have figure it out and our communication was ended. Between the two of us we are 174 years old. We found out we were close to meeting at least 4 times in our lives (including the Cuban Missile crisis, when the Berlin Wall was being built, the Vietnam protests and a few years ago.)
You should visit asap!
You need to get the Russian visa and visit Russia first. Don't do anything just based on the Internet stories or pictures. Also consider that the Russian language is not an easy one.
By the sound of you, it got defunded.
Thanks, yes, and good
Spa-siba, Da, dobro.
Only use these 3 words, try it in english
@@mikhailshafeev9384 I am aware that Russian is a Slavic language, but people other than those in the US tend to know more than one language. That includes me, since I am not decendant of the British (thank goodness) the invaders of just about every nation and their children from the US, all who think they are superior to every one else, while being beyond stupid. I'm multi-lingual so I'm sure I can learn enough Russian to survive. I can understand Putin, heck I've been a fan of his from before he was president. Lots about him to admire. We have a lot in common: he likes puppies and little kids, especially those in hospitals. Lets compare: Putin vs Biden and his puppeteer Obama. Nope not comparison possible. As to Russia itself, I've been studying Russia since I was a little girl, growing up in the US military. Great warriors! women included. I am well aware they won WWII, not even remotely the US. I even lived in Germany when the Berlin Wall was being built, in one of the last German towns that Russia defeated.
@@mikiandfriends1820 Spasi bog, as in God save you? If you refer to the connection between my friend and I, it had nothing to do with that. We were mostly comparing our experiences regarding what was going on for decades that had to do with wars and US invasions and expecially his knowledge of how to increase food yields.
Wishing Daniel and Xenia a safe home coming in Baikal lake site. Update your Siberian experiences in organizing life, land and house. God bless your good works. 😃🙂
Thank you! I can’t wait to start working on it!
Nice video , Danny! Congratulations on the first step to building your future family nest. ❤
Thank you Jay because of support like yours it’s a reality. My home will be open to you for ever
We will soon all come and join you guys.
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Congratulations Danny! Please keep doing what you’re doing! You are a good man! Cheers from Japan🙏🏻
🙏🏻🙏🏻 new video later today thanks a lot for supporting
Жду новых видео, особенно о строительстве дома! Удачи Бро! Мой двоюродный брат служил в Афганистане.
Thanks my friend my respect for your cousin!
i missed the stream ... but he is living on the right place for in romania on the same ``with meridian`` ..its the same weather ...i know , been there often in my life.....very short winter ...long summer
I hope that you'll succeed! All the blessings to you and your family!
Thank you! You too!
I watch your videos constantly and I'm in temptation to follow your path.
You can visit any time you’d like, new video soon and I’ll be making a how to get Russian visa soon as well
This was a great idea and great stream Danny. I thought I'd hear from you since you came to the U.S. (I emailed you a couple of times). I also am thinking of checking out Mexico regarding a possible land purchase. I have several Mexican friends and acquaintances giving me suggestions. You're doing great - and I'm glad Mexico doesn't have any conflicts with Russia. I must at least, visit Russia! Congratulations on your land purchase/life investment. Well done!
Appreciate what you do. ))
I studied Russian on mango languages through my local library. I got as far as I could but came to the point where I needed to be where other Russian speakers are. I think I took to it very well! But I stopped because I had no one to speak with.
There are plenty of Russian immigrants in the West - try to find a retired one and enjoy speaking Russian - if you a able to pay for it, you can find thousands of teachers))). In the USSR time Russian Universities had special courses for foreign students(everyday classes) - students were fluent in Russian just in one year.......
omegle please
Adequate people from all over the world, unite, the meeting place is Mother Russia.
The renaissance is coming to Russia, and it is once again becoming a Great Empire, above all an EMPIRE of the SPIRIT.
Another Kentuckian watching. 👍
Awesome
The last part of the video when you talked about "starting a new life' after your came to Russia was very touching, I appreciate how genuine you are! You know, your words about being 34 and feeling like your life is starting afresh reminded me of one famous Russian - Andrey Bolkonskiy from War and Peace novel by Leo Tolstoy. He had absolutely the same feeling: he came back from the war (WWI) really crushed, dashed and disappointed, 31 years old. In addition, his wife had died while he was away. So, one day he was out in the nature in springtime, walking, contemplating the rebirth of one particular tree, and he had like a conversion, an insight, a pivital momement of his life as he found new hope and said to himself (what becale of of the most famous passages in all russian literature) “No, life is not over at thirty-one!” (Нет, жизнь не кончена в 31 год!) and after this line there's another 60% of the book! a long way to go!! still so many things ahead!
Amazing i never knew that man’s story
To be fair, Tolstoy placed his heroes into the Napoleonic wars period, little more than a century before WW1. Andrey returned home after the battle of Austerlitz, so that’s probably 1806. He died from wounds about 6 years later after the battle of Borodino.
Regardless, that was very nice that you reminded about those words in Dan’s circumstances!
@@vsevolodtemirov4449 oh yes, yes, yes!!! thank you for correcting me, of course it wasn't WWI, it was Napoleonic war! And about the years left for Andrey to live in peace, even if not so many, it took 600-700 more pages of the book ))
@@user-ik6ni5vc2x outside of this factual correction, I did adore your comment that was so well-placed, thank you!
I’m watching from California
Fellow Californian awesome
In spanish it's "terrasa" pronounced like guitarra. from northwestern Spain
Would be nice to see not only on your sites but all the Russian bloggers I watch, a map showing exactly where in Russia you live! Very impressed with Russia and the people and enjoy listening to your blogs!
Good job, man! Make more such types of interviews.
Yes I intend to thanks for watching
Os veo desde el otro lado del Mar Negro, en 🇧🇬 Bulgaria ✌🏻
Glad to see you two do a video together.
in the vast majority of canada, $10'000 is essentially mandated as an overhead fund that is placed over simply regulating a person under a "organized association of land lords"... that means its money that is tied to an expected cycle of mostly renewable things... like picking flowers for tea to save for a year or two, except its regulated for people not to do that themselves as they are educated to see thru with other things... like fixing lightbulbs or other things like scissors, tho further more... that $10'000 is more common to be inflated under "home owners association regulations" as a multi staged wall of sorts that partly segregates others from walking into a soup kitchen. "island regulations of monarchy" so one could be essentially locally educated to think their allocation of 10'000 is actually closer to 160'000... their is no currency exchange rate for some people as the first amendment applies to the lord over them and the stature of regulated placements. 10k that amounts to nun other then what simply comes around with little to no effort in sustainable use, so their is no value to it in capital monopolism other then a moral status of thought. common wealth society
Thx a lot for this video.
Thanks so much for watching
Very informative and interesting.Thanks.
Thanks a lot for watching
Thanks Dan. 😊
Thank you bro
Vancouver, Canada, great show.
Thanks for watching 🫡🙏🏻
congratulations ... 34m2 can be a good home ... dont worry .... live ur dream .
Thank you I will
Build it and be proud of it my first real
Home. But I will for sure build something greater for my family and friends
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1 acre = 40 'sotka' btw.
Some old plots in a village that were intended to be used for agricalture could be 1/2 acre but old dacha plots would be 1/5 acre only. All new plots are around ~1/4 acre. However you can buy 4 and join it together into a single plot.
That’s really cool
@WildSiberia I loved this info! I'm in North Carolina (USA) & wish to be in Russia, although funding holds me back..
Also, I think if you make your live videos into a "premiere", it will notify us subs that it is upcoming so we can be ready to catch it. I did not get any early notification, so I caught it after it ended, but enjoyed it all the same :) Thank you & @ThePlasticRussian for a great video!
Thanks so much for watching my friend 🙏🏻🫡
You should have more programs about the history of Russia, their emigration is not so different from the US, just older. Enormous immigration from Europe especially Germans, in millions as pioneers got a piece of land, started new society and civilization within Russia. They even had a small autonomous republic. So it is mosaic of different cultures. The only country in the "Western sphere" has a functioning multicultural model, while something that is natural in other civilizations such as India or Iran.
Russia as you probably know had a devastating war in the Kauskus, and racism against Muslims, and extremists/Salafists. There are still prejudices.
The country I come to Sweden is only getting worse and worse. No other country in the Western world managed to manage this. I think it is based on form of pragmatic approach, combination of organic development.
I want to claim that part of the Russian soul is organic, as is the contact with nature, mother earth and spiritually.
I want to take two examples 1) Chechnya and 2) Karelia, on Russia handles differences.
1) There have been conflicts between the warrior Chechens for hundreds of years, no one wants to give in.
A civil war where over 20,000 Russian soldiers.
But still, the Chechens are the most patriotically loyal. The solution is very "Russian" pragmatic, this being said, this is not the ultimate solution for other countries. But Putin stated that the Chechens there thousands of years with a very strong Sufi/Muslim identity. The Republic of Chechnya is a self-governing unity with sharia law light, the alternative is a civil war, nothing weirder than the Amish people or Evangelical Christians have their communities. You are ALWAYS Russian. The approach to history where differences are not opposed.
2) Karelia, a republic on the border with Finland which for 800 years was the scene of wars between Russia, Sweden and later Finland. In what became a national trauma for Finland, a large area was ceded to the Soviet Union in 1944, including the old medieval city of Viborg.
In Karelia, only 1 percent of Finns remain. But one of 3 official languages, the indigenous people. Because Finland is this part story. You can't deny that native american is part of the US, pretending it doesn't exist is denying yourself/reality. Russia often has a relationship with the cousin, Finns lived across the borders.
There are old dilapidated farms with Finnish names. You can learn Finnish at university, the names of many places resemble/have their origins in Finland.
If you look at how they deal with Russian minorities in the Baltic states, Ukraine is a terrible example. Where the attitude of winner/loser, "we" is set opposite to the Russian one, as Mexico has been part of their neighbors for over a hundred years. Part of the US was Mexican, something that is celebrated in the US, while removing/name erasing history in the Baltic States.
Discrimination undermines Russian culture. In the areas of Ukrania that are now in Russian hands, it goes without saying that Ukrainian is the official language, and there is a unique culture attached to this area. There is a multicultural model that is opposed to more ethno nationalism.
This has meant that Europe has constantly been religious wars, between countries and had terrible consequences with the holocaust.
Russians don't understand, why can't we, like you, be both Mexican and American, something that enriches. This makes Russia strong, now pits people against each other in the US, against the rest of the world.
Concept multipolar world, it is natural for Russians. It is this as the difference between being a large state like France and civilsation. The French often talk about the Francophone world, starting point that France as a monoculture is better, for example Africans should adapt.
This is for the reasons that Niger/other countries throw out the French, also the US, consider exceptional. We are all equal, but not valuable, so we will tell you what is best. But it is enough that Kakakus, China or Mexico are good areas/country to live for them.
I will be producing different style videos in the future
Nice to hear what Chris said about Russian fixing everything. We do take great care of things, especially our houses.
Спасибо за видео из Кирова.... удачи Дэн!!! 1000000Р это немного даже для большинства Россиян... дом в кирове плюс земля стоит примерно 3-4млн рублей... БОГ В ПОМОЩЬ!!!
Thanks a lot my dear friend I love Kirov it was a nice town I liked it better than Novosibirsk 🤣
Building a home is a complex endeavor in many country. Russia is no exception. There are always many things to consider. I think to get out of the hamster wheel means to change your mindset. Important is what you do and not what other people do or have. Just concentrate that you improve constantly in comparison to your own past. I don’t know I am not a great philosopher.
Let's make Russia great again
The idea behind building a road first in Europe and elsewhere, is that there are laws that all infrastructure should be up to standard even before the first house is built. This is honestly what I wish Russia will come to at some point, so that all houses are already pre-made with gas, storm drains etc. like in say northern Europe. If the road must go in at the end, then so be it, but the infrastructure coming in first shows that a developer has put thought in how the place is gonna be livable
It’s too massive to have order all over is my guess too many people in small towns in Siberia it’s not easy to manage like a small island. Even in America there Midwest builds first then connects some how
@@Wild-Siberia Maybe, but it's all about laws. For example, I still don't get why they can't just illegalize the private glazing of balconies which began in the late 80s. It has even lead to russian developers stopping building balconies altogether just so that the apartments won't look sh*t in the future
@@dicecorporation The more rules there are, the less freedom there is.
I hope it will NOT happen. Beacause the main advantage in Russia is the land affordability (low price) You will never ever ( in any country) buy a 1/4 of an acre ( 1000 sq. meters) with the infrastructure ( roads, water and wast water treatment, electricity, natural gas and all other conveniences). I reapeat it - in Russia MOST of families could afford a house ( maybe a small one, maybe not with all the conveniences, but THEYR OWN house!) . House affordability in Russia is the best in the world, yes, they have to pay for that ( bad roads, lack of some infrastructure, ets)
@@mikhailshafeev9384 I totally agree, every Russian family deserves 200m2 per family at least. But Russia should strive to be the best, mening all I mentioned at affordable prices. A lot of what Russia is currently lacking comes from incorrect application, lack of knowledge and misuse of funds. For example, in some areas of Russia they pour new asphalt every single year because they do it during the rain season. Why? Because they "save" the funds when they need to spend and quickly spend it before the year ends to make a nice looking report. Meanwhile in Kaliningrad they are still driving on 100 year old German paving and it won't need any replacement anytime soon. If you know what you are doing, things don't need to be expensive. If you don't care, you get what you get
Если вы уже женаты и покупаете недвижимость, то совсем не важно, что она переписана на кого-то одного. При разводе это имущество будет по закону делиться на двоих.
I don’t plan on divorce.
@@Wild-Siberia I understand this😁 I just decided to talk about our laws. And I wish you both happiness!
Дэн, послушай Miyagi, очень классная музыка у него, и клипы 🔥
Thanks for the video, very interesting!!! You both seem really nice people, and it's cool to have you in Russia. However, as a Russian girl, I can say that 1 million roubles (10 thousand dollars) is quite cheap for a piece of land/house in Russia. I had to pay much more for my property in Krasnodar and Moscow. Another thing to keep in mind is that the government gives every Russian lady 640 thousand roubles for the birth of her first child ($6,4 thousand) and 833 thousand roubles ($8.4 thousand) for the second child (and the same ammount for every next child). Well, technically it's the baby's money, so the father can claim it too, if something tragic happens to the mother. This money is not given in cash, but can be used to improve baby's life (education, housing, etc). Most people spend it on housing for of course (as a part of their morgage usually). As you have said in the video, Russia is very big. If you want to buy in a Siberian village, you can probably find smth for $10k, but if you want to live 20 km from the Black sea or the Baltic sea, it would be impossible for this money. Land in big cities or touristic regions is much more expensive. The deeper in the countryside you go, the cheaper it gets. Anyway, Russia is beautiful and welcoming everywhere ))
Есть мудрая пословица "каждый мужчина должен построить дом, посадить дерево и вырастить сына". Дом уже строится, как я поняла, женитьба в планах, ну а посадки вокруг дома, само собой разумеется, будут. Желаю удачи!
Лучше всего у этих ребят заказать: youtube.com/@user-wf9vq3kx6t?si=Js_aOaKopt80jFFi
Прямо любуюсь, как они строят. Из последних дом в 100 метров - под внутреннюю отделку 940 тысяч рублей. Плюс материалы на 2,5 миллиона. Это коробка, Московская область. Плюс коммуникации, внутреняя отделка и стоимость земли
как стремно каркасник 🤔Случаем не слышали есть кто из газобетона строит качественно за вменяемые деньги ? А то куда не зайди везде по 80-100K за квадратный метр хотят, одни супер профессионалы для миллионеров 😄
@@Goorood ну не знаю, чего там стремного. Всего лишь одна из технологий. Вся Скандинавия, Канада и США так строят. Из несомненных плюсов - скорость строительства. Я в марте залил фундамент, а в октябре ушёл на внутреннюю отделку. Новый год праздновал в новом доме.
А если бы делал из газобетона, то в лучшем случае заехал бы года через два.
Кому что подходит. Газобетон отличный материал как и техноблок или теплоблок или протерм. У всего есть свои плюсы и свои минусы.
@@Serg_Mпостаыь палатку и справляй день рождния в день поставки палатки кто хочет жить не в доме нуфнуфа будет строить нормальный дом из кирпича ..а то дунет ветер как ураган в штатах и цлетиш в страну оз или к чертям в ад в домике из говна и палок ..смотри видео из штатов и что осталось от города после урагана 😼
The Plastic Russian is from the Abrau Deursou?) Funny, it's near the Novorossiysk, the city I'm from.
Из Анапы вроде
@@user-qr2fs4lb5p yeah mate, definitly. I've just realised it too late :D
check the gov programm called 'Far-eastern hectare' :D
I'm in UK which is an expensive depressing country with ghastly weather. I so wish I lived in Russia
You should also visit 🫡🙏🏻
Visit Russia for vacations at least. And find the opportunity to move.
For those foreigners who curious. The films:
Ivan Vasil'yevich changes the profession;
The particularities of the national fishing;
The particularities of the national hunting.
Yes!!! Those are the ones you’re amazing! Thank you bro
I usually watch you, and Countryside Acres, you both have very positive vibes, practical and alive. Think you have some problems getting work in Russia, both of you are advertising pillars for Russia screaming well-educated workforce with people who want to contribute to Russia stronger society and a "we". . The Russian state should pay you for sincerely strengthening their brand. Also through you come with constructive criticism.
Thanks for watching, I think that when you’re honest about Russia it looks good. When you exaggerate things it’s lies. Some people lie on CZcams on how things are. You just have to tell the truth
If you are learning Russian, you could have a Russian language channel. There is Russian youtube, you would have huge followers, and basically be able to make a living from it. Countryside arces, has exploded in subscriptions, and comments. Most Russians, many of whom do not know English. You are very wise/reasonable and practical in your approach and give those who watch your program tools. Russia is not a bad place, it is not suitable for everyone, above all many expect you to learn the language. Not even for Russians, want to live in not all parts of this civilization are for them. But wherever you are, you are close to nature
Must be able to create relationships you have a girlfriend, are open and likeble as a person. I think there are few countries that are culturally closer to us with such enormous choices. There is a settler spirit now, which pulls people along in the positiv spirit.
There's something to be said about dirt roads
that guy has absolutely blend in : before he started talking english Ithought he was a russian blocke ))
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WAZZUP ❓️ 😮🎉
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Zdrastwotie Tovarish
house tax budapest hungary ..was 15.000 HUF 39 euro ..this year becouse of the EU 25.000 , 64 euro
All former easten european countries are actually close to that.... this is because they lived under USSR for a while and thus people there get spoiled by the house affordability...a govenment , who will intend to inplement western taxe rates and make high property taxes is going to be dismissed right away..
Have you changed your mind about moving to Moscow?
No I still will go and be there for a longer time later in the year since I have a house to build
@@Wild-Siberia There is now an exhibition of captured NATO equipment - you would like to visit
A bit surprising russian and spanish are not similar in pronunciation, more than English and Russian. Which is to say our host should have advantage
Daniel, you are not a "dum dum". Most of us over the age of 35 or 40 are not so good on computers. Kids these days eat, sleep and breathe technology, so they are very good at it. You are an outdoorsman, so u just have other skills. And a guy that can hunt and fish is worth its weight in gold!
I just like the old ways 🤣
Most of us over the age of 35 or 40 are accustomed to Windows 7
How much did the whole house and land package cost him ?
About 100k usd
Where To exchange USD to rubbles does Moscow airport allow us a debit card to exchange for rubles or does the person need USD cash to exchange for rubles at the airport
Russia is under SWIFT sanctions. Western debit cards do not work in Russia. You can convert USD to Rubles at a better rate in most Russian banks…
@@DE-ke2rf well I found out USA can’t goto Russia with out a Russian inviting them there went my dreams …
1:37:55 @ThePlasticRussian Do you have blood group O(I), and low level of iron / ferritin in blood?
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@@ThePlasticRussian usually being moskitos' favourite meal means that you have low level of iron in the blood.
@@M_mOuSe_ its myth
@@Chaldon-hl6yk ...and what's the official / scientifically proven version, then?
Dan! As I understand it, you're not going to live in Russia anymore?
Wrong I’m back next week in fact the next video is on this 🤣
I would like to contact this guy if he can help me out I live in California I love to be his neighbor
Such neighborhoods exist all over Russia by the way but the places he lives near Black Sea are nicer weather almost like California. Join my telegram
Краснодарский край не резиновый 🤣
In Russia, a non-citizen can own a piece of land with a house (or apartment). There is a 30% tax on your sale. Only if you are the owner of the house for less than 5 years. Owning real estate does not give citizenship. But it can help with obtaining citizenship. There are restrictions for the security of the state. For example, you will not be able to buy land near the state border or a military facility.
Nice information thanks a lot
I just watched Expat American a few minutes ago and someone was attacking an online guest with your Wild Siberia avatar, was that you?
No one was attacking their guest.
What is the name of the city He built his house
He didn’t specify but it’s next to the Black Sea near Sochi
This is the city of Anapa. A resort town in the south of Russia, in the Krasnodar Territory.
I’m very close to Anapa living in a small village. Anapa is around 100kms from Crimea and around 300kms from sotchi
To become a citizen, isn't it required to read, write and speak the language???
Yes in most cases
Isnt that the DEA cop from Breaking Bad?
JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA 🤖 👀 omfGAWD 🎉😮
No idea
Nice observation - he definitely looks like an actor of the impressive DEA officer)))
Hank Schrader (Breaking Bad) survived.
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I prefer this Englishmen to Kim Philby and the other godless Cambridge pinkos.
If you struggle with russian, try having a baby
That’s the plan 🤣
hi. how much in AUS dollars must I have to get land &build 3 3-bedroom house?? I'm originally from Yugoslavia, thank you
Materials and location depend on that answer
@@Wild-Siberia AVERAGE HOUSE OUTSIDE OF MOSCOW, NORMAL HOUSE MADE WITH BRCIKS! TA
@@user-cf2bu6if2kabout 120 000-170 000$ for house 120-140 m^, depends of land, and materials. All inclusive house.
Dan, and more recently Sam from Sam’s Russian Adventures, both made videos on how to use Avito where there’s lots of classifieds - look up yourself. Sam showed a Chrome trick where the website menus get translated into English, so you’ll manage even without the knowledge of the language. These days it is probably somewhat cheaper to buy pre-owned estate rather than build your own from scratch, but you’ll get a good idea about the price levels nevertheless.
@@vsevolodtemirov4449 thx, buddy
iN cANADA 1.5 MILLION DOLLARS Like his - Property TAX 6000.00 Dollars.
Some of recent people who moved to Russia, or relevant channels, that you can have a chat with (if you didn't already..i don't remember..) : " Sasha Meets Russia " , " Countryside Acres " , " Eli from Russia " , " Lisa with Love ", " Russian Code ", " Alina Gingertail " .. " EXPAT American " .. " Anastasie Vaskevich " (this one is russian but lived in South America,,) I haven't watched this video "live".. .. Portugal - Coimbra (in a near village)
Homestead family, Siberian freedom, Russia backyard - channels of an Australian farmer family settled in Altay .
@@TatianaSannikova Yeah..that one too..