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We want to emigrate to Sharm from Russia with a baby. Can you tell me if there are pediatricians in the area?
We want to emigrate to Sharm from Russia with a baby. Can you tell me if there are pediatricians in the area?
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Facepalm, if the question is not fake. Then it would be wiser to emigrate to Turkey, where the climate and sanitary conditions are more favorable for the baby.
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answered 3 years ago
Egypt is generally not the best place for emigration, and even more so Sharm, Turkey, as answered above, is really much better in this regard, even if only in terms of the standard of living of the population.
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answered 3 years ago
There are pediatricians, and good ones. But this is in Hurghada. I myself live in Hurghada for half a year with a small child - medicine is at the level. The standard of living - yes, you need to adapt, but the possibility of a year-round stay on the shores of the Red Sea covers all the shortcomings. In Turkey, a cup of coffee costs 5 euros in a cafe, and in Egypt 50 cents .... feel, as they say, the difference. In Turkey there is winter, in Egypt winter is conditional .... everything is cheap again .... to each his own)
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answered 3 years ago
But how to emigrate to Sharm .... In Hurghada you can buy an apartment, and this is your property, in the Sinai the conditions are different - you do not acquire housing, but, as it were, rent it from the state of ARE for 100 years. I would not contact
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answered 3 years ago
Nedviga in Yegi (which is in Hurghada / which is in Sharm) in the property - this is that suitcase without a handle, which is a pity to throw and carry it hard (c) - you will NEVER sell it later;)
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answered 3 years ago
Nuuuu, don’t tell me))) I have an ordinary kopeck piece, not in a complex with a swimming pool, and at the Sheraton, in the very center of Hurghada. So, there are no utilities there, from the word at all. You only pay for the electricity you actually use, water is free. But this is not true in all houses. A, 10 ye dormenu (this is a person who looks after safety so that you are not robbed, cleanliness in the entrance, light bulbs, etc.) per month. Plus can drive to the store. For me, this is an investment in the future. At any moment I will go there with my family ... and that's it. And I bought an apartment at the bottom of the price in 2012. Now I'm glad that there is such a dacha)))
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answered 3 years ago
And, by the way, a request is regularly received from the agency where I bought it, if I want to sell it. I do not wish. Although I could earn
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answered 3 years ago
So .... the nuances are important. Not a complex where you pay for everything monthly, including lawn mowing. And it doesn't matter that you are not there, you have a contract. And you won’t sell this real estate, because no one needs such happiness))) or an apartment in an ordinary house, quiet, with normal neighbors ....
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answered 3 years ago
well, thousand 40-50 S + - then and now there is a budget 2-room apartment. apartment in Hurghada ... and in Sharm 300-400 $ 3-room apartment per month in Hadaba. It turns out that $ 30-40 thousand will be enough for you for about 10 years of living in Sharm in a good place, and you do NOT need to pay everything at once - during this time your 30-40 thousand can be invested in some kind of business and bring you income. As for me, it’s stupid to dump 40 thousand dollars at once into real estate in which you are NOT going to live permanently, you can’t rent it out when you don’t live there ... if you can use these 30-40 thousand to generate income, but rent an apartment in Sharm / Hurghada for $ 400 / month (on average) - maximum 3 months a year you live there = $ 1200 / year
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answered 3 years ago
Imagine, imagine 12300 for a fully furnished kopeck piece) with a new refrigerator, washing machine, 2 air conditioners ... working. TV, internet, all the furniture... yes, not new, but still... Do you think it was worth it?)
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answered 3 years ago
And I handed it over, though to my trusted people, and now, against the backdrop of hostilities, God forbid, I’ll tear through Georgia and clap my hands. But I'll save mine)
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answered 3 years ago
Homencova I'm sorry is the price 12300? In what year did you buy, well done, definitely a good option
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answered 3 years ago
"Imagine 12300 for a fully furnished two " - this is a lie, he was once interested in wanting to buy ... about 2009 - 2010 - I do not remember such price tags, I even know one diver from Russia, who is also about 2010 . bought a 2-bedroom in Hurghada - he bought for $ 40 thousand.
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answered 3 years ago
12300 full-weight ye in 2012. Asked for a little more, bargained. House with a green contract, taukil (for those who understand), counters on me, of course. I'm happy)))
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answered 3 years ago
I said, I bought at the bottom of the price) what prices were in 2010 I can’t argue. I just monitored the market for a long time and delved into the legislation of the ARE .... I prepared my husband mentally ... And then we went and bought it. To the property.
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answered 3 years ago
yeah ... and somewhat forgot the exact number in the sales contract))
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answered 3 years ago
“In Turkey, a cup of coffee costs 5 euros in a cafe, and in Egypt, 50 cents”
I know places in Sharm and the Hurghada region where a cup of coffee will cost 10 euros, I know hundreds of places in Turkey where real Turkish coffee will cost 1 euro, where they will bring it for free if you have breakfast or dinner in a cafe / restaurant
It depends on what kind of coffee, where in the place they sell it's all relative
And about the purchase of 2 apartments in Hurghada for 12,300 euros in 2012, some kind of fantastic story
2012 was one of the fattest in terms of income, one of the best for tourism in Egypt and the cost of real estate was high
I know places in Sharm and the Hurghada region where a cup of coffee will cost 10 euros, I know hundreds of places in Turkey where real Turkish coffee will cost 1 euro, where they will bring it for free if you have breakfast or dinner in a cafe / restaurant
It depends on what kind of coffee, where in the place they sell it's all relative
And about the purchase of 2 apartments in Hurghada for 12,300 euros in 2012, some kind of fantastic story
2012 was one of the fattest in terms of income, one of the best for tourism in Egypt and the cost of real estate was high
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answered 3 years ago
“I’m an ordinary kopeck piece, not in a complex with a pool, and at the Sheraton, in the very center of Hurghada” for 12,300 euros, just fantastic stories
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answered 3 years ago
I don’t have a pool, just a two-room apartment in the center of the Sheraton. Yes, I gave 12300, no more. I can deliver docks. Price bottom.
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answered 3 years ago
well, throw a photo of the contract of sale where the price is ... you can retouch your full name
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answered 3 years ago
12300 it cost, I give a tooth, for some reason I thought there is infa in the docks)
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answered 3 years ago
And now ser .... you can spit on me with bones from anything))))
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