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Tell me, is it true that there are not enough Russian-speaking guides on the island? We are considering the possibility of moving to permanent residence
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good afternoon. Yes, it is sorely lacking. I thought about it myself. I figured it out on the spot. The main problem is the very low salary. It is easier for them to teach the local Russian somehow than to support a foreigner. + there are difficulties with legal employment. If you need more advice on this issue - write to me on skype artem.kolomoiets
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answered 13 years ago
True, there are few Russian speakers. But! Those who earn themselves, and not in a company, earn "well" as for Sri Lanka. But then the principle works: "The legs feed the wolf." The key is LEGS.
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answered 13 years ago
Marusya is right - sensible and not lazy guides will not be left without a piece of bread!
The only "BUT" is the license of the Sri Lankan Tourism Office: passing the exam in Sinhala is not a pound of raisins for you.
For me, for example, this is a significant obstacle. As for the possibilities of the country and inquisitive tourists, Lanochka is one of the most fertile countries.
The only "BUT" is the license of the Sri Lankan Tourism Office: passing the exam in Sinhala is not a pound of raisins for you.
For me, for example, this is a significant obstacle. As for the possibilities of the country and inquisitive tourists, Lanochka is one of the most fertile countries.
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answered 13 years ago