Expat Life In Oman

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  • čas přidán 19. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 8

  • @Rodis-l3s
    @Rodis-l3s Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much Kylie for this informative interview! You pretty much asked everything and they did answer perfectly! ✨

  • @TruthOnTube
    @TruthOnTube Před 4 měsíci

    Being in a country that is Strict and conservative when it comes to preserving the family is a wonderful thing.
    I love Oman
    I do also advise expats to find out about Islam before they go, as Islam and family are extremely important to the Omanis and Muslims

  • @shanfari1989
    @shanfari1989 Před rokem +2

    Actually as an expat woman in Oman you can join your husband and any other relative in your visa. What they have said about this is NOT accurate!!
    Maybe they didn't check the rules propely.

  • @zaynabmirza110
    @zaynabmirza110 Před rokem +2

    Hi. This is a super useful video. Could I ask whether the school the lady teaches in was public or private?

  • @veroverorodri
    @veroverorodri Před rokem +1

    Rather than "working things around" or finding a sponsor you could have asked her to marry you ;)

  • @TruthOnTube
    @TruthOnTube Před 4 měsíci

    Sooo funny curry take out is fantastic not like British high street curry

  • @sosweetpeople7602
    @sosweetpeople7602 Před 2 lety

    Hello how are you 😊

  • @CastTerror5
    @CastTerror5 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Oman is great if you wanna stop by for a limited time vacation
    However, I advise you all to not move there... because there's a lot of Racism which people want to not talk about or avoid
    People are losing their jobs due to something called "Omanization" and the conditions for survival if you're a foreigner are very harsh
    In America , people can stand up to racism and even protest.... over in Oman people aren't even allowed to protest or speak for themselves...
    The Government supports locals and will do nothing for foreigners , I advise you all once again... go there for a Vacation but do not go there for Job opportunities or a "better life"...