Countryside Acres Help To Change Russian Law? - Russia New Noah's Ark

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @SamsRussianAdventures
    @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +52

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    • @СергейПерфилов-у3ы
      @СергейПерфилов-у3ы 2 месяца назад

      Сэм, прошу сделать видео о волонтерах, которые живут во Владимире, как пример Лизаалерт или Рокот33. Это было бы интересно для иностранцев, чтобы увидеть русских с другой стороны, отличной от пропаганды.

    • @MrKvp1
      @MrKvp1 2 месяца назад

      @@СергейПерфилов-у3ы Пропаганда? Ты очень смешной!

    • @PlaceTickets
      @PlaceTickets 2 месяца назад

      🥲🥲🥲🥲

  • @TheBetaJulietta
    @TheBetaJulietta 2 месяца назад +141

    When this story happened that Countryside Acres would have to leave, many Russian people wrote letters to the government of the Nizhny Novgorod region and to the administration of President Putin to ask to leave the family in Russia. I also wrote a letter to the administration and they officially answered that they knew about the problem and that the issue was under the control of the government of the Nizhny Novgorod region and that everything possible was being done to solve their problem. And a few days later they were given asylum! Yes, Countryside Acres definitely played their role, as did the Russians who warmly supported them!🇷🇺❤️

    • @Natalya_Natalya1810
      @Natalya_Natalya1810 2 месяца назад +22

      Многодетной семье из США тоже дали убежище . Они приехали почти в одно время .

    • @elizadi3137
      @elizadi3137 2 месяца назад +21

      Да, Путин очень уважает семьи с детьми, особенно большие семьи. Он понимает, что дети во всём мире в опасности.

    • @malinaandgrapes
      @malinaandgrapes 2 месяца назад +30

      Russians are amazing at seeking support from the government for something they see as unjust. Respect to Mr. Putin and the government officials for being pragmatic in their decisions!

    • @user-el8en7de7n
      @user-el8en7de7n 2 месяца назад +15

      ​@@malinaandgrapesвы правы, весь мой жизненный опыт показывает, что жажда справедливости- основная черта русского народа, и чаще всего, справедливость для нас выше закона, это конечно не правильно, но мы такие

    • @oliviao3686
      @oliviao3686 2 месяца назад +13

      ​@malinaandgrapes I know, right? I'm Russian, I was just commenting here that we have the democracy, where public opinion matters. Yes sometimes, the big reforms take years to be realised but we're getting there, a lot of things over the past 20 years have been changed to the better.
      And public resonance b always plays a huge role in this!

  • @zavod-311
    @zavod-311 2 месяца назад +80

    Sabrina the Australian girl who lives in Siberia, has learned Russian very well, I also follow her channel

  • @matty_mcmattface
    @matty_mcmattface 2 месяца назад +176

    As a UK citizen (just like Sam was) I am fascinated by his experience in Russia, love his interesting and informative videos and would love to move there myself one day. I'm also a big fan of Countryside Acres channel and enjoy watching their journey to Russia and I'm inspired by their positive attitude and wholesome intentions. Both of these are 2 of my favourite channels and I always look forward to seeing more content and updates.
    Sam has demonstrated he has a huge heart, as well as a respectful attitude, by continuing to publicly support Countryside Acres even though there was obviously some kind of disagreement or misunderstanding between them. I've already seen in videos Sam's Russian friends say he is a kind gentleman with a big heart - and now I see it here for myself. I'll continue to enjoy and recommend both channels (I don't take sides) but hope that Sam and Arend are able to move past the misunderstanding and become friends in future.
    It seems obvious to me that Sam could help Arend with Russian culture, language, paperwork - and Arend could help Sam's recent project with his construction, joinery & agriculture skills. Feels like Sam is open to friendship here - I'll try and ask Arend next time I'm able to get on one of the live stream Q&A. Peace to all x

    • @countrysideacres_FANs
      @countrysideacres_FANs 2 месяца назад +10

      Аренд работает с Тимуром Беслангуровым (иммиграционный адвокат) - все вопросы по оформлению документов :)

    • @matty_mcmattface
      @matty_mcmattface 2 месяца назад +5

      @@countrysideacres_FANs Я уверен, что Тимур Беслангуров отличный адвокат, и я видел по старым видео, что он оказал хорошую помощь Аренду.
      Разве адвокат не нужен, чтобы заводить друзей?

    • @MrRobert7227
      @MrRobert7227 2 месяца назад +16

      @matty_mcmattface A large family from the US also moved there. They can be found on RUclips "Home in Russia: Big American Family in Russia!"

    • @ТатьянаГубина-и1и
      @ТатьянаГубина-и1и 2 месяца назад +16

      Yes, Sam is a beautiful person, someone we read about in Dickens's books, somebody like Joe Gardgery in "Great Expectations". We love him very much and hope he is not the last Englishman with a beautiful soul!❤❤❤

    • @matty_mcmattface
      @matty_mcmattface 2 месяца назад +2

      Thank you - I will have a look at that.

  • @dianacooke5079
    @dianacooke5079 2 месяца назад +280

    I went to a small gathering of mostly Christian’s today, the topic turned to Russia. The inevitable Putin bashing began, then someone started on the orthodox Christians. I stood up and made an announcement.I said ‘on Thursday this week we are flying to Moscow to meet our Russian friend’! The room went quiet for a bit, then people were curious to know all about it. The hostess offered to pray for us. I get very frustrated with the level of propaganda that prevails here. I often think of moving to Russia 🇷🇺

    • @Chaldon-hl6yk
      @Chaldon-hl6yk 2 месяца назад

      80% russians is atheists\agnostics

    • @reneboisselle
      @reneboisselle 2 месяца назад

      What you call the Putin bashing was orchestred by the US, otherwise there will be peace. God bless Russia.

    • @PatrickDuffy-u3s
      @PatrickDuffy-u3s 2 месяца назад

      The power of the corrupt western media is evident, even among so-called 'Christians'. Most Americans have swallowed the propaganda lies about Russia and have no clue about what it's really like.

    • @JAlbertz9478
      @JAlbertz9478 2 месяца назад

      It is incredible the amount if Christians that are not aware of global geo-politics..face masks and vaccines as well and much more

    • @MrKvp1
      @MrKvp1 2 месяца назад +8

      Don't let the door hit ya in the ass!

  • @xalekcey
    @xalekcey 2 месяца назад +168

    It seems to me that an Italian student played a fatal role in the adoption of this law, who at one of the forums asked Putin to adopt just such a law (for those who support traditional values). Putin then replied that they were working on this law, but promised the Italian woman to think carefully about it and agreed that such a law was needed. More than half a year has passed since that time.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +45

      I agree but countryside acres probably created more attention to the topic.

    • @vulgarisopinio
      @vulgarisopinio 2 месяца назад +17

      Fatal? Maybe crucial?

    • @томакасинова
      @томакасинова 2 месяца назад +8

      Здравствуйте, да, это так и было😊

    • @countrysideacres_FANs
      @countrysideacres_FANs 2 месяца назад +4

      @@SamsRussianAdventures Однозначно!

    • @sergefa5862
      @sergefa5862 2 месяца назад +15

      I remember seeing it in the news. This was in Sochi at the Youth festival if I'm not mistaken.

  • @GoodFella-xw8yx
    @GoodFella-xw8yx 2 месяца назад +115

    Countryside definitely my favorite channel!What a beautiful and hard working Christian family ❤️

    • @countrysideacres_FANs
      @countrysideacres_FANs 2 месяца назад +4

      Определенно так!

    • @Flat_Earth_Sophia
      @Flat_Earth_Sophia 2 месяца назад

      Why?

    • @-akila-
      @-akila- 2 месяца назад +5

      ​​@@Flat_Earth_Sophiaони чистые и это видно. Чистые в плане того что от них нет негатива вообще, только свет.

    • @DAVEVIKASARATOV
      @DAVEVIKASARATOV 2 месяца назад +1

      @@GoodFella-xw8yx Countryside Weirdos

    • @Flat_Earth_Sophia
      @Flat_Earth_Sophia 2 месяца назад

      @@-akila- What?

  • @lightgiver7311
    @lightgiver7311 2 месяца назад +180

    I'm from Canada, I never miss their videos. I am so happy the Russian people have embraced them.

    • @countrysideacres_FANs
      @countrysideacres_FANs 2 месяца назад +28

      Мы тоже рады их приезду!

    • @GoodFella-xw8yx
      @GoodFella-xw8yx 2 месяца назад +23

      Beautiful god loving family!God is watching over them!

    • @1966Gleb
      @1966Gleb 2 месяца назад +24

      I am a Muslim, but I am glad that believers are coming to Mother Russia. God is one in Russia)

    • @eliastraveler5180
      @eliastraveler5180 2 месяца назад +21

      Russian people are friendly and welcoming.

    • @waynemclaughlin96
      @waynemclaughlin96 2 месяца назад +20

      Me too. I am happy for them as well. I am a Canadian. Cheers 😊

  • @valerisopin4502
    @valerisopin4502 2 месяца назад +98

    This year another law was passed - voluntary resettlement to any city in Russia for Russian speakers without age restrictions. It is enough to contact the consulate of the country where you live and in a couple of months you can fly to Russia to process documents up to receiving citizenship. Which we took advantage of. Thanks to the President of Russia.

    • @1966Gleb
      @1966Gleb 2 месяца назад +4

      👍👍🤍🤍💙💙❤❤

    • @Fatalyst77
      @Fatalyst77 2 месяца назад +7

      Программа переселения соотечественников? Откуда вы переехали?

    • @valerisopin4502
      @valerisopin4502 2 месяца назад +9

      @@Fatalyst77 from Canada

    • @laurieleech8681
      @laurieleech8681 2 месяца назад +2

      Are you completely fluent in Russian?

    • @valerisopin4502
      @valerisopin4502 2 месяца назад +11

      ​@@laurieleech8681Of course, I haven't forgotten my native language

  • @darcy2832003
    @darcy2832003 2 месяца назад +56

    I lived in Russia last year. Miss it badly after having to return to Australia for family reasons. Now planning to move back based on the decree. Biggest problem is how to get our savings into Russia. It was a big issue last year due to sanctions. I hope they come up with a solution as it is near impossible to send money in or out from a sanctioned country.

    • @goagoadancer
      @goagoadancer 2 месяца назад +15

      Crypto is a solution at the moment.

    • @mw6267
      @mw6267 2 месяца назад +12

      Russia is going to establish crypto exchange. I don't know what is this to be honest but may be an option to move savings safely

    • @dweamy1
      @dweamy1 2 месяца назад

      Speak/email 'American in Crimea' he helps with this, for a small fee.

    • @tutnetam
      @tutnetam 2 месяца назад

      Crypto,you can contact channel Texan in Russia for help

    • @ИолаЛа
      @ИолаЛа 2 месяца назад +8

      Можно ввезти наличные деньги с декларацией. До 10 тысяч долларов декларация не нужна.

  • @krainiy.praviy.sleva.
    @krainiy.praviy.sleva. 2 месяца назад +145

    Аренд очень хороший хозяин и хороший менеджер - сразу по приезду он установил хорошие связи с местнымт полезными людьми - что очень ему помогло - он активный человек и профессионал своего дела - такие и нужны России. Желаю чтобы больше таких семей переезжало в Россию.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +10

      👍👍👍

    • @countrysideacres_FANs
      @countrysideacres_FANs 2 месяца назад +6

      На самом деле они устанавливали эти связи еще задолго до приезда сюда.

    • @OnlyThis-1
      @OnlyThis-1 2 месяца назад

      ​@@countrysideacres_FANs вот не сочиняйте )

    • @natalyraccoon
      @natalyraccoon 2 месяца назад +7

      ​@@OnlyThis-1а в чем сочинение. Аренд сам рассказывал, что вел переговоря с несколькими регионами еще до переезда.

    • @irinam8900
      @irinam8900 2 месяца назад +1

      Он готовился к переезду задолго, нашёл связи, но сейчас он ничего не делает, ему помогают во всём и он всё больше наглеет от этой помощи

  • @tarey05
    @tarey05 2 месяца назад +79

    Yes, the earnestness of Arend and his family in making a new, productive life in Russa and posting it on YT that has drawn tens of thousands of Russian fans clearly made a strong impression on the Russian gov and President Putin himself. An act of divine intervention was at play here. Thanks for ur insightful observations on this event, Sam, and I wholeheartedly agree!

    • @MrsWinstonRumford
      @MrsWinstonRumford 2 месяца назад +6

      Вряд ли Владимир Владимирович что-либо знает конкретно об этой семье, скорее, это совокупность разных факторов и событий. Этот закон готовился задолго до приезда Аренда. Но всё это к лучшему!

    • @fraochflanagan-km1ou
      @fraochflanagan-km1ou 2 месяца назад +1

      @@MrsWinstonRumford I basically said the same thing, but when someone is a celebrity they walk on water

    • @staszekgolab9319
      @staszekgolab9319 2 месяца назад +4

      @@MrsWinstonRumford WLADIMIR KNOWS EVERYTHING.

    • @marietheresa7866
      @marietheresa7866 2 месяца назад

      ​@@staszekgolab9319👌👌

    • @ЛарисаСоколова-з4г
      @ЛарисаСоколова-з4г 2 месяца назад +3

      Вы серьёзно думаете, что Путин смотрит эти видео? Вообще-то у нас идёт война, а он главнокомандующий.
      Интересно, а новые граждане готовы пойти в армию, взять в руки оружие, чтобы защищать новую Родину от НАТО. А именно с НАТО мы воюем. В России служба в армии является обязательной, приезжая помните об этом.

  • @aizhongwen
    @aizhongwen 2 месяца назад +34

    A brave big family, wish them a good life in Russia ❤🙏🌻🌺

  • @STASHYNSKYI
    @STASHYNSKYI 2 месяца назад +118

    Countryside Acres are God will and blessing .

    • @countrysideacres_FANs
      @countrysideacres_FANs 2 месяца назад +8

      Однозначно!

    • @Flat_Earth_Sophia
      @Flat_Earth_Sophia 2 месяца назад +3

      Doubt.

    • @ЮрийМиндраев-л5е
      @ЮрийМиндраев-л5е 2 месяца назад +2

      Ну думаю, не только они, но и австралийские фермеры, американские Джозеф и многие другие, ведь русский язык чуть ли не самый сложный, но опять же среднеазиаты... Как быть с ними?😮😅😊😂Не пора ли ввести с ними визовый режим?😮

    • @benoitlaferriere8581
      @benoitlaferriere8581 2 месяца назад +2

      🇨🇦💪

    • @DAVEVIKASARATOV
      @DAVEVIKASARATOV 2 месяца назад

      @@STASHYNSKYI Ugh

  • @sintaroblox3626
    @sintaroblox3626 2 месяца назад +60

    Нам не нужны беженцы,нам нужны граждане которые готовы жить по закону и создавать нормальное общество без лгбт пропаганды. Семейные ценности это основа здорового общества. Отлично что едут фермеры ,видать они устали от сильно зарегулированного рынка запада. Земли хватит всем.

    • @12313846
      @12313846 2 месяца назад +12

      I am Belgian I agree with you totally. I am 57 years old. And want to come to Russia.... As long as my parents are alive it's impossible. They need my help.

    • @petrklic7064
      @petrklic7064 2 месяца назад

      @@12313846 But after their death, there will be noone to help you.

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад +1

      @@12313846 You can bring them, duh.

    • @AKCrazyRussian
      @AKCrazyRussian 13 дней назад

      @@12313846 Hey! There are many retirees here, with practically no pension. What do you expect?

  • @PatrickDuffy-u3s
    @PatrickDuffy-u3s 2 месяца назад +55

    Who already knows Russian language before coming to Russia? This change makes perfect sense. To learn a new language, you really need to live there and it takes time.

    • @brianwesley28
      @brianwesley28 2 месяца назад +6

      It's best to immerse oneself in the language and the culture whenever learning a language.

    • @jamesethan3749
      @jamesethan3749 2 месяца назад

      99.9% of migrants to Russia are from former soviet countries, they all already speak Russian

    • @ТатьянаГубина-и1и
      @ТатьянаГубина-и1и 2 месяца назад +3

      @@brianwesley28 I learnt English without going to England and now native speakers praise me for my English.

    • @brianwesley28
      @brianwesley28 2 месяца назад +2

      @@ТатьянаГубина-и1и English is essentially the defacto language of the planet. It's the defacto language of the Internet. It's utilized in civil aviation, maritime shipping, and more. It's extremely common for English language movies and songs to be viewed around the world. It's definately easier to immerse oneself in the English language without living in an English speaking country than it is for most other languages. Congratulations on learning English.

    • @ТатьянаГубина-и1и
      @ТатьянаГубина-и1и 2 месяца назад +4

      @@brianwesley28 Besides it is much easier than Russian. Without genders of nouns, conjugation of verbs, six cases and so on. Though Sam picked good conversational Russian without studying it.😁😁😁

  • @oliviao3686
    @oliviao3686 2 месяца назад +35

    I'm Russian, and i want to highlight how good of a country it's becoming. We have democracy in the sense that public opinion matters. Sometimes it takes longer than one would want, but eventually, the reforms, including the legislation, are made.
    And I LOVE IT about my Homeland.
    People, comment here about your country and how it works there?

    • @kimberlygatz2381
      @kimberlygatz2381 2 месяца назад

      Democracy? 🤡🤡🤡

    • @simombreeds9501
      @simombreeds9501 2 месяца назад

      Go back to sleep Soros Fanboy ​@@kimberlygatz2381

    • @arthurgl3267
      @arthurgl3267 2 месяца назад

      @@kimberlygatz2381 Same as the place you are living at. Only idiots believe that they have any kind of influence on a governments decision. Probably in terms you can choose one you want to sleep with. But if they want to start a war in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Serbia, Libia, Syria, etc., they will definately do, and you will never stop them. And if they need to sacrifice you or your family, they will not even spend a second to think about it, they will just do it. And don't even try to tell me about the free speech, The West is already have proved that there is no free speech. Ask Julian Assange.

    • @НатальяКошман-ц1в
      @НатальяКошман-ц1в 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@kimberlygatz2381 ДА именно - власть народа !
      Почему, что большинство населения России ,если речь идёт о каком то значимом законопроекте, начинает активно его обсуждать, и потом настаивают, чтобы правительство приняло этот закон !
      У нас в стране власть разумного большинства!
      А не так, как на западе- агрессивное меньшинство диктует ,как нужно жить большенству в стране !

    • @colmcmillan173
      @colmcmillan173 2 месяца назад +1

      @@kimberlygatz2381 lol! Have you experienced cognitive dissonance? Does it not match Western propaganda patterns?

  • @eribus8057
    @eribus8057 2 месяца назад +62

    Humans are the greatest resource of any country. If they can attract intelligent people from the West who have been disenfranchised, the West is going to be hurting seriously. The West currently has a huge problem with what is known as a 'crisis of competency' meaning the mass amount of people coming in are not good for the country they are coming into. They cannot run things in such a developed society like the original inhabitants could, for various reasons. Language aside, there are many cultural similarities between Western Europeans, European Americans, etc in Russia. Those people from the West would be the best human resource in the world in my opinion. Whoever gains them will be on top of the world in a few generations. Very intelligent move by Russia at a time when the West is squandering what it had.

    • @brianwesley28
      @brianwesley28 2 месяца назад +7

      I agree with the assessment. I'll also add that, in the process, the immigration of white Westerners will bolster the already competent white Russians, while allowing Russia the convenience of not having to accept mass immigration from other types the West has, unbelievably, opted for.

    • @ИринаВ-а
      @ИринаВ-а 2 месяца назад +11

      я согласна с вами. России нужны трудолюбивые прагматичные граждане с традиционными христианскими и семейными ценностями, именно такие сильные личности как Аренд и Анисса, правильно воспитывающие детей в любви к семейным и христианским традициям, к окружающей чистой природе, к здоровому образу жизни, уважению личности... тем более в России поддерживают материнство, многодетные семьи, так как рождаемость считается низкой..Я потрясена воспитанием детей и трудовым воспитанием в атмосфере родительской любви и отзывчивости на примере родителей. Восхищена им волевыми качествами: целеустремленность, трудолюбием, настойчивостью,любознательностью...Они интересуются культурой древних и средневековых лет того региона и достопримечательностями! Они ценнейшие граждане и мы ими восхищаемся!Пусть всё у них получится!🙏🙏🙏

    • @ThomasCoote-t3c
      @ThomasCoote-t3c 2 месяца назад

      If you import the 3rd World; you become the 3rd World.

  • @garrettthompson8314
    @garrettthompson8314 2 месяца назад +58

    Watching your Videos from Russia different towns and places look so great and beautiful

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +5

      Glad you like them! Thank you 🙏

    • @De5O54
      @De5O54 2 месяца назад

      @garrettthompson8314 - *_’look so great and beautiful’_* It looks out and out awesome, beautiful region there around and in the background.
      @SamsRussianAdventures - hopefully your latest video gets @countrysideacreshomestead2008 one or two more channel subscribers. (It was ‘Countryside Scare’ there for a while).
      Great video upload, thumbs up as always.
      ✋ Re; Proverbs 3
      also glad too you had a shared video stream the other day with @ThePlasticRussian

  • @tinatovar7548
    @tinatovar7548 2 месяца назад +76

    I'm American Christian and saw some of the things that Putin actually stands for and I agree with Russia

    • @thejdgoodwin
      @thejdgoodwin 2 месяца назад

      That's awesome, you and other Americans like you should move to Russia. I'll help you.

    • @Oomph6006
      @Oomph6006 2 месяца назад

      Remember Putin is former KGB. Religion is just a power tool for him..

  • @chelovek4403
    @chelovek4403 2 месяца назад +64

    It's not only Arend's family, who influenced that decree but all our compatriots that immigrated to the West in the 90s and are trying to move back to Russia. There's a huge community of Russian Germans that want to come back but there are too many obstacles on their way

    • @ЛарисаСоколова-з4г
      @ЛарисаСоколова-з4г 2 месяца назад

      Если бы меня спросили, я бы не пустила обратно эмигрантов.

    • @ИваннаПанина-у6в
      @ИваннаПанина-у6в 2 месяца назад +8

      ​@@ЛарисаСоколова-з4г Какое счастье, что вас не спросят😊 Относительно немцев, то основная масса в Германию уехала из Казахстана, республик Средней Азии. А как они там оказались? Правильно, Сталин их туда сослал. И было неважно кто ты и что ты, главное, что немец. Ужас!Действия Сталина можно, конечно, понять на тот страшный момент. Но что эти бедные люди пережили, их ведь так и не вернули в Россию после окончания войны. Тот факт, что несмотря ни на что наши немцы хотят вернуться, уже заслуживает их уважения.

    • @malinaandgrapes
      @malinaandgrapes 2 месяца назад +8

      Not only the Russian Germans but also 3rd and 4th generations that still remain 100% Russian by blood! Their grandparents and great grandparents left in the most difficult of times but instilled and remained Russians in their values. They passed this on to each generation. The grandchildrens souls are still Russian and they see Russia as their heritage but the bureaucracy in Russia is daunting!

    • @НадяМагомедова-ч5д
      @НадяМагомедова-ч5д 2 месяца назад +1

      ​@@ИваннаПанина-у6вСталин таким путём страховался

    • @ИваннаПанина-у6в
      @ИваннаПанина-у6в 2 месяца назад +3

      @@НадяМагомедова-ч5д Да это-то понятно. Но что пережили без вины виноватые.

  • @concerned_2023
    @concerned_2023 2 месяца назад +78

    Countryside acres and the family that resides there are ambassadors of humanity.

    • @countrysideacres_FANs
      @countrysideacres_FANs 2 месяца назад +5

      Точно!

    • @jackkushkietruth101
      @jackkushkietruth101 2 месяца назад

      How?

    • @MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin
      @MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin 2 месяца назад +2

      BUT LEARN BASIC 🇷🇺LANGUAGE BEFORE YOU GO TO RUSSIA.I AM FRANCO AMERICAINE AND MULTILINGUAL WHICH I KNOW THEM SINCE 9 YEARS OLD. A MUST, DO NOT POLUTE BEAUTIFUL RUSSIA .❤

    • @MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin
      @MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin 2 месяца назад +5

      ​@@countrysideacres_FANsLEARN the language, been through it, I am a HIGHT SCHOOL foreign language teacher, French, Spanish, English, German, basic russian, learn it.also biology certified. I am retired but ready to go back to work., one Kool babuska, PASIBA

    • @gregclarke2106
      @gregclarke2106 2 месяца назад

      Are you kidding,they are homophobic frauds who are living off people donating to there channel, they claimed political asylum because there visa was running out. They had a 200 acre farm in Canada that they sold for millions and left for one reason, they are afraid of LGBT , political asylum is a joke.

  • @natalyraccoon
    @natalyraccoon 2 месяца назад +19

    I suppose the first bird was "Russian Homestead Family", immigrants from Australia.
    Sabrina asked V.Putin for help when they were almolst disappointed and very frustrated with our rules.

  • @petergahlert3942
    @petergahlert3942 2 месяца назад +9

    They Love GOD and very humbled happy Family! I just Love them too , because They are the Inspiration of daily Life despite some difficulties! People like them are the People of the future...you can start today ! Drushba- Freundschaft !

  • @Wonderfullife-i1x
    @Wonderfullife-i1x 2 месяца назад +12

    These Canadians believe in God.... and Russia ruled by God directly... They asked, and everything was given ❤

    • @j.r.arnolli9734
      @j.r.arnolli9734 2 месяца назад

      Beautiful to see, 'god' and Putin, both despots, blinded, fascist, despots.
      One from a, manmade, storybook,
      the other thinks he can bring the 'fairy tale' of Mother Russia back to life,
      with himself as the next Tsar, supported by the Orthodox Church.

  • @dweamy1
    @dweamy1 2 месяца назад +31

    Do I think that Countryside Acres changed the law? No, I think that there's been a lot going on behind the scene by lawyers and others in Moscow. Arend's case may have contributed, but I do not for one minute think that Countryside Acres was fully responsible.

    • @kimibrowne4440
      @kimibrowne4440 2 месяца назад +3

      I agree with this, also need to note what is going on around the world e.g. US, UK and Europe .. it is a nightmare.. if I'm living in any of those countries and had the opportunity to move over to Russia I would!

    • @-akila-
      @-akila- 2 месяца назад +2

      Аренд с семьёй просто оказались в нужном месте в нужное время. Закон разрабатывался давно ( надеюсь вы понимаете что это дело не одного месяца), запрос был и этот запрос получил ответ в виде закона. Мы не открываем двери всем подряд. Только тем, кто готов жить по нашему укладу. Традиционному

    • @Lilygirl283
      @Lilygirl283 2 месяца назад +3

      Don't forget Australia, it's bad over here as well, Australians are leaving for Asia and other countries​@kimibrowne4440

    • @petrklic7064
      @petrklic7064 2 месяца назад +1

      I agree. It is not classic law, but president's decret. So Putin have had his own reason (now unknown to general public) to do this.

  • @hkt48man57
    @hkt48man57 2 месяца назад +26

    Thanks again! I've been seriously thinking about relocating to a more interesting/fun place. Russia is near the top of the list. Beach front in Da Nang is also a top contender. But you know what? A family member has also been looking (mostly Russia and Albania). They are even more ready now for Russia since the most recent decree. Good Christian family with high work ethic and always aiming towards pursing the will of God (from insight gained from the words of Jesus).

  • @peterm.eggers520
    @peterm.eggers520 2 месяца назад +64

    They did prepare as much as possible, and did learn as much Russian as possible. Their oldest daughter was speaking crude Russian after 3 months.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +9

      When he spoke to me he said he had not prepared for the exam. I understand, I didn’t apply for residency until after 8 years in Russia because I wasn’t ready for the exam.

    • @GoodFella-xw8yx
      @GoodFella-xw8yx 2 месяца назад +9

      @@SamsRussianAdventuresDamn brother you are quick learner Sam😀👍

    • @peterm.eggers520
      @peterm.eggers520 2 месяца назад +13

      @@SamsRussianAdventures If you watch all of his videos, he was preparing. Did he believe that he would be successful in 3 months? Probably not. Did he have faith that God would provide? Probably so.
      He has on multiple occasions declared his commitment to becoming a Russian citizen as quickly as possible. Is he sincere? Only time will tell, but my sense of him is that he is sincere and honest in all things.

    • @glblshoppng9533
      @glblshoppng9533 2 месяца назад

      ​@@peterm.eggers520 why he is tryed to farm in Georgia then?

    • @OOpSjm
      @OOpSjm 2 месяца назад

      ​@@glblshoppng9533 huh?

  • @oshea2300
    @oshea2300 2 месяца назад +10

    I believe a young lady asked Putin a question at a multi nation meeting about President Putin receiving people with the same values into Russia

    • @oliviao3686
      @oliviao3686 2 месяца назад +1

      Yeah, the Italian girl 😊

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад +2

      She didn't "ask a question", she's the author of the whole plan and she made the proposal of this plan directly to Putin. Her name is Irene Checchini.

  • @allenhill1223
    @allenhill1223 2 месяца назад +50

    I don't think so. But I bet it did help. Yes they are professional builder's. I bet they are good farmers also. Wow they are very good. Russia almost lost out on this beautiful family. That house is coming right along.

    • @allenhill1223
      @allenhill1223 2 месяца назад +7

      Very quick build❤ and professional.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +7

      The language is a big problem of course and that it why most people would not take on such a task immediately.

    • @matty_mcmattface
      @matty_mcmattface 2 месяца назад +7

      Countryside Acres seem to have loads of experience in building and farming (from back in Canada) and seem to be doing a great job with their new home in Russia - they obviously have good skills. Sam makes an excellent point about the language - surely it would have been easier (or they might have got better deals) if they had learned the language better.

    • @-akila-
      @-akila- 2 месяца назад +3

      ​​@@matty_mcmattface вы плохо знаете русских). Если мы видим открытость в людях мы так же открыты в ответ и не знание языка всего лишь досадная помеха, но не препятствие)

    • @ljones98391
      @ljones98391 2 месяца назад

      @@matty_mcmattface Arend said he has built three previous houses for his family. It is amazing to watch as all children except the two littlest babies are actively engaged in the building too. He said he moved to give his children more opportunity. I agree. Canada is run by a tyrant much like here in the US.

  • @catapetrovich6688
    @catapetrovich6688 2 месяца назад +19

    The world economies have changed for the better giving choices to individuals and families to move from one country to another and Russian is doing exactly that, taking advantage of its God-given right to change with the times. I believe many more people will be returning back to their long-lost ancestral roots.....

  • @davidw.5185
    @davidw.5185 2 месяца назад +32

    Russia might very well become a critical safe haven in the next few years. God bless Russia for their kind hearts

    • @DAVEVIKASARATOV
      @DAVEVIKASARATOV 2 месяца назад

      😂

    • @ThomasTomiczek
      @ThomasTomiczek 2 месяца назад

      They have to be careful not to isolate too far from the future - because while I agree with what you say, the problem is at the same time that we hit full automation soon - in the next let's say 5 years to 10 years. THAT is a change that Russia also has to manage. If they do not manage it - they WILL be left behind and become essentially the Amish. Imagine between SpaceX and Robots / AI what the USA - with woke population - can do. We talk of essentially the west getting the high orbitals. Once that is done, competing will be extremely hard. China/Russa - but mostly Russia as China may turn competitor then - must make sure the multipolar world order is not a dead end then. This is - really a chess game here and the board is turning a LOT bigger.

    • @j.r.arnolli9734
      @j.r.arnolli9734 2 месяца назад

      Beautiful to see, 'god' and Putin, both despots, blinded, fascist, despots.
      One from a, manmade, storybook,
      the other thinks he can bring the 'fairy tale' of Mother Russia back to life,
      with himself as the next Tsar, supported by the Orthodox Church.

  • @LeahLocke-w7r
    @LeahLocke-w7r 2 месяца назад +34

    Enjoy your videos Sam. Thank you❤️

  • @gayedawn1
    @gayedawn1 2 месяца назад +7

    Once you are in the community, I would suppose as the language is everywhere with friendly neighbours and society, it makes it easier to learn the language.

  • @Palpalych-j1x
    @Palpalych-j1x 2 месяца назад +13

    Countryside acres were granted a visa as refugees for political reasons for 1 year. The persecution of traditional values, it turns out, fits under such a law, but no one has used this norm before.

    • @oliviao3686
      @oliviao3686 2 месяца назад +5

      And that asylum is extendable, Arend said

    • @ПосольствоРусскихПисателей
      @ПосольствоРусскихПисателей 2 месяца назад +2

      Its was only a solution at the moment

    • @michaelmckelvey5122
      @michaelmckelvey5122 2 месяца назад

      I can well understand why a Canadian family deserves refugee status. The revolution taking place now in Canada with the widespread use of the Guillotine only underlines the need for Christian Canadians to seek a safe sanctuary such as that to be found in Russia! Clearly, these Canadians are using their so-called Christian values to seek a new better life overseas. Membership of the church is a common way that foreigners use to reestablish themselves away from home.

  • @derrickmoriarty7600
    @derrickmoriarty7600 2 месяца назад +13

    Sam, although CSA have applied for temporary asylum which is renewed each year, they can apply for TRP now come September but the Russia Government had been working on the changes since February and although CSA was in the public view, Western governments are the main cause for change of law.

  • @elionorlagerholm5016
    @elionorlagerholm5016 2 месяца назад +19

    I don't think it had anything to do with Countryside Acres. I remember I read a long time ago that Russia was thinking about building expat villages and make it easier to stay in Russia. Countryside Acres has used their YT channel to get peoples sympathy and help. By that they managed to bypass the rules. I belive it was almost the same with a family from Australia that also has a YT channel.

    • @Natalya_Natalya1810
      @Natalya_Natalya1810 2 месяца назад +3

      Вы правы , этот закон готовили давно . А деревни есть в России немецкие , французские, но по статистике больше всего переезжают в Россию из США.

    • @Lilygirl283
      @Lilygirl283 2 месяца назад

      People's sympathy? You are a joke, 😂

  • @Pashka70123
    @Pashka70123 2 месяца назад +32

    Winds of Change :)

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +3

      Yes!!!! 👍

    • @fokthewef
      @fokthewef 2 месяца назад +6

      Funny how the winds of change have changed direction. Folks fled the east thinking the west was better while the east was always the best choice. People should have just changed their mindsets, change their existing situations and avoid all this debacle.

    • @ndhtyu
      @ndhtyu 2 месяца назад +7

      @@fokthewef Yes, and no. A lot of EE, formerly Warsaw pact countries completely erased their sovereignty for a quick buck and as a result lost both the buck and all the wonderful things they had (like world class education and medical/child care). I had to leave my position as a researcher because my salary at some point was not enough to pay the rent for a shitty room :(

  • @gideonroos1188
    @gideonroos1188 2 месяца назад +5

    It's not just anyone who wants to apply for residency. What I read was that it was only for people coming from certain western countries, the list yet to be announced. And the stated reason has to be to escape western countries because of their conservative values that conflict with the liberal policies of the government in their country.

    • @oliviao3686
      @oliviao3686 2 месяца назад +1

      You're absolutely right! This works only for specific countries AND people with SPECIFIC values

  • @Artistsergeycherep
    @Artistsergeycherep 2 месяца назад +6

    Brave man
    He’s living in Russia for 20 years. It’s incredible.
    Do you speak Russian?

    • @Natalionia
      @Natalionia 2 месяца назад

      Yes, of course😂

  • @MrSeptcarr
    @MrSeptcarr 2 месяца назад +28

    True. America and Canada are on the decline

    • @freedomisnotnegotiable
      @freedomisnotnegotiable 2 месяца назад

      Canada yes. The U.S. is a different story if you see what is happening in the U.S. with Trump and Kennedy there is a large majority that wants to change! Comparing Canada with the U.S. is ridiculous. The core of the U.S. is very similar and comparable to Russia (Covid vaccine rates showed that) we are just being held hostage by some powerfully people in Washington but things are changing but you won’t read about that anywhere in the media! Only if you live in the core of the US

    • @freedomisnotnegotiable
      @freedomisnotnegotiable 2 месяца назад

      Don’t compare the U.S. with Canada, a lot of good things are happening in the U.S., the core U.S. people are just being held hostage by some evil people in Washington but sooner or later it will change. The U.S. is very similar to Russia, look at the Covid-vaccine rates… Canada is and has been on the wrong path for decades.

    • @Lilygirl283
      @Lilygirl283 2 месяца назад +2

      And Australia

  • @salami_god
    @salami_god 2 месяца назад +5

    Im agnostic personally and i am not really happy with too "traditional" changes in constitution etc. But Im glad im russian. Because having a choice of having it like in the "west" or like we have in Russia - ofcourse i choose russian way. It is hard to make it ideally balaned, so let it be traditional way - it is how it worked for 1000 years. Letter-ppl will never make huge families, will never defend the country and so on. All they can do is to care of thier asses to be warm. Thats it. So why do we have to give more rights than usual ppl who take care of society? Simple logic. So all conservative christians - you are welcome to the last "european" resort of common sense values!

  • @louiekiwi
    @louiekiwi 2 месяца назад +5

    Thanks Sam, I'm praying for New Zealand to be on the list.

    • @spraguesean
      @spraguesean 2 месяца назад

      Seriously? Too liberal for you? Move to the South Island at least, supposed to be more rednecks down there 😂 but not as many as in Russia, I suppose.

  • @МаринаИванова-ъ7р
    @МаринаИванова-ъ7р 2 месяца назад +9

    Самое главное, что бы наша миграционная служба составила адекватные критерии для получения вида на жительство! А для этого надо посоветоваться с людьми из эти стран, что бы учитывать особенности законодательства этих стран(не в каждой стране можно получить справку об отсутствии судимости) и т. п.!!!

  • @voldym888
    @voldym888 2 месяца назад +11

    Great news. Thanks for the info.

  • @suegreene1
    @suegreene1 2 месяца назад +10

    I think dear Sam your generous hear will love the video I left you about the latest news of Florine's family 🤗🤗

  • @BritishChef436
    @BritishChef436 2 месяца назад +17

    I mean, yeah. They definitely grew in popularity, for sure. But I don't think they are the reason why Russia changed their immigration laws. Russia changed the laws because they are in desperate need of people to work in their country.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +6

      But they highlighted an issue faced by all foreigners. You are moving to Russia and are now able to apply for residency. It took me 9 years in Russia to be accepted for it.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +2

      But they highlighted an issue faced by all foreigners. You are moving to Russia and are now able to apply for residency. It took me 9 years in Russia to be accepted for it.

    • @mw6267
      @mw6267 2 месяца назад +8

      I think the real reason is that Russia sees itself as a defender of Christian values and a spiritual leader.

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 2 месяца назад

      It is, thanks to good leadership and a large percentage of the population who back up their president. ​@@mw6267

    • @MbIxKa-HoPyxKa
      @MbIxKa-HoPyxKa 2 месяца назад +1

      Поверьте мне, этот закон создавался совсем не в целях привлечения рабочей силы :)

  • @jaynareynolds3684
    @jaynareynolds3684 2 месяца назад +29

    Of course it was Devine Intervention 🙏

    • @solestring
      @solestring 2 месяца назад +2

      Диван интернетшн 😂

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +3

      Yes!!! I should have used that phrase myself!

  • @vladimirkravchenko6399
    @vladimirkravchenko6399 2 месяца назад +1

    I was very worried for the Arend's family and many others. And thank God that it is now easier for them to find their home and homeland here. In Russia, there are many examples of foreigners who glorified Russia with their deeds and talents and glorified themselves with this. Russia is an example of a country where all traditional religions coexist - Christians, Muslims, Baptists, Buddhists and Jews.

  • @Adwa-1896
    @Adwa-1896 2 месяца назад +2

    Oh Great Same My former Twitter account is burning 🔥
    This is credit for you & for all of us , every single comments have a big value’s in politics 🤙
    I’m fight for Russia 🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin 💪🇪🇹🇷🇺

  • @mikeleonard8031
    @mikeleonard8031 2 месяца назад +5

    There is a residency quota in Australia too. It is actually Svetlana the wife of the expat American that got the ball on the roll but there is also other big foreign families that had the same problem.

  • @melodyhart1331
    @melodyhart1331 2 месяца назад +10

    I have wondered about this myself. Country side acres is such a positive example of good people trying to save their family and the people of Russia have embraced them.I think Putin sees what the people of the west are facing for their families . The language is important but because most languages in the west are based Latin, Where as Russian is a sl avic language and a harder to learn.

    • @MbIxKa-HoPyxKa
      @MbIxKa-HoPyxKa 2 месяца назад

      Забавно: в русском языке вы можете поставить слова в предложении в каком угодно порядке, и вас всëравно поймут.

  • @tarasbolotov2486
    @tarasbolotov2486 2 месяца назад +2

    You have good channel also Sam thanks for posting updates on Russia❤

  • @ronlumsden3164
    @ronlumsden3164 2 месяца назад +5

    Great news countryside acres. And thank you Mr president putin. I'm not from russar or want to live there! But this is a great story. Of some one from the west who moving in the opposite direction. And wants a better life for his family and the opportunity that russar offers!
    We all love this story! And we can see it on the internet on a day today basis. And we can see all the good and bad things that happen to him and his family. And it's great that putin is listening and doesn't miss a thing!
    Countryside acres😂 is not asking for any favours just more time! He has been ill. Trying to find a roof over his family head. Find land that he likes! Purchase this land. Build a house, and still live. So far he has done a fabulous job. And his whole family have been trying to learn the russan language on top of this. And putin appreciates what him and other family's are trying to do! As each family is different! It's funny, me as a Westerner, putin is the only politician that listen to his own people! And puts them 1st! My god! No wonder the russans love and belive what putin says! And they are 100 % behind their president all the way! To Country side acres the best wishes from Australia on your new life in russar! No wonder you have such a big following. . And russar also must be so proud of you and your family at having a go! And wanting to start a new life and become russan ! Maybe just maybe your family has become the new dream of heading east. For a better life????

    • @ЮжныйСад
      @ЮжныйСад 2 месяца назад +4

      Not russar😡What means russar?
      ❤Russia!!! 🇸🇮Россия🇸🇮Russian people 🇸🇮Russian language 🇸🇮

    • @ИринаИванова-в4у4м
      @ИринаИванова-в4у4м 2 месяца назад +1

      😊👍

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      They're not to credit. Irene Cecchini is. She presented the plan to Putin in february. Give credit where credit is due!!!

  • @teresamc7630
    @teresamc7630 2 месяца назад +1

    When things must happen, they will happen. Yes, instruments of God, they and all of us who became their loving followers 🌟

  • @Lora-LaraNik
    @Lora-LaraNik 2 месяца назад +2

    Кровь в жилах стынет, когда видишь как калечат детей на Западе и не только, пользуясь их неопытностью. Они ещё не развиты, для того и нужны родители, взрослые которые отвечают за их безопасность и воспитание. Вместо воспитания здорового поколения устраивают оргии...
    Поэтому многие включились в эту ситуацию с иностранными многодетными семьями с западных стран, встали на их защиту. Замечательно, что власти довольно быстро отреагировали на эту проблему.
    Люди приезжают на ПМЖ, у них есть ещё три года чтобы понять могут ли они здесь прижиться. Заодно выучат язык.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад

      Ну да, только сначала РВП а потом ВНЖ

  • @motorbikemadness5773
    @motorbikemadness5773 2 месяца назад +4

    I think it was the Italian woman at that conference that convinced President Putin to change the rules, not CountrySide Acres.

    • @elizadi3137
      @elizadi3137 2 месяца назад

      Скорее всего, и Сабрина .

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      Her name is Irene Checchini. She is the sole author of the plan.

  • @Teraturgima
    @Teraturgima 2 месяца назад +1

    Мне тоже кажется, что Бог очень любит эту семью и оказывает им огромную помощь.

  • @kypcbipakob4104
    @kypcbipakob4104 2 месяца назад +3

    Arend and his family are more russians, then more of us. Language will come soon, be sure. But what's much more important is what they do right now. Build the big house on their own field. Build their new life in Russia.
    They have no way back, so they move forward, trusting in God and Russian hospitality.

    • @jackkushkietruth101
      @jackkushkietruth101 2 месяца назад

      Why are these non-assimilating Canadians more Russian than the actual real Russians who are patriots, know their language/history/culture/literature etc., fighting for their sovereignty, most likely baptized as Russian Orthodox Christian....?

  • @Shakedown24Seven
    @Shakedown24Seven 2 месяца назад +3

    Great video, Sam. It seems there’s a lot of good people and Russia could recognize that and is willing to take the risk to capitalize on a bill which may prove magic.

  • @user-ru148
    @user-ru148 2 месяца назад

    Спасибо вам за то , что вы приехали в Россию , чтобы поддержать Аренда ! ❤

  • @stanley1554
    @stanley1554 2 месяца назад +5

    PRAISE THE GOOD LORD!!! IN JESUS NAME AMEN 🙏☦️

  • @lilacer6841
    @lilacer6841 2 месяца назад

    There was an American family who sought asylum in Russia that aslo contributed and an Italian student who asked Putin to help people who wanted to escape wokeism in the West

  • @westbenchmancave
    @westbenchmancave 2 месяца назад +7

    Canada 🇨🇦 is definitely on the list

  • @freemenofengland2880
    @freemenofengland2880 2 месяца назад +1

    Amazing Video Sam - thanks for sharing!!!

  • @granthamwizard4590
    @granthamwizard4590 2 месяца назад +2

    Pretty incredibly really. I still have an element of fear and worry about the prospect of going to Russia. This was initially subdued after gradual exposure to the language and culture on RUclips (partly your channel Sam, so thank you) but of course the majority of the west are in a state of fear of the unknown when it comes to Russia.. At least this visa and wavering of the language, culture and law test has opened the doors for many to flee from the ideologically driven institutions plaguing the modern western world. However, referring back to the culture shock I don't think anyone can be ready for it, regardless of where you go. For that reason I sincerely hope that those applying will have thought it through for quite some time!

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      The decree states that you first come on a tourist visa. This is intended for each person to first check everything out and then decide if it is for them, or not. So there should be no fear, you come, you see, you decide, the end, simple.

    • @granthamwizard4590
      @granthamwizard4590 2 месяца назад

      @@chickenlover657 Yes I understand this.

  • @Vladimirleninputin
    @Vladimirleninputin 2 месяца назад +1

    🎉great story , Sam you're amazing artistically journalism in the sence that your positivism shines through, especially I love your honesty🎉

  • @mw6267
    @mw6267 2 месяца назад +33

    I admire Arend and his family ❤

  • @richardyatesyates3893
    @richardyatesyates3893 2 месяца назад +3

    Thanks for your news😊

  • @myzhrvlv
    @myzhrvlv 2 месяца назад

    Сэм тот тип людей, которым всегда рады)

  • @polythecat3940
    @polythecat3940 2 месяца назад +3

    seems like a great option for a lot of europeans where they have lost all of their freedoms. ive had a lot of russian friends over the years and i find them to be very kind and highly intelligent people. as an american im gonna hang out here despite all our issues. i really like my freedom of speech and freedom to bear arms.

    • @elizadi3137
      @elizadi3137 2 месяца назад +2

      Свобода слова в США ? Вы в этом уверены?

    • @tatiananotami1861
      @tatiananotami1861 2 месяца назад +1

      good choice! bear arms in USA, you won't be allowed to do it in Russia.

  • @Jamie71q
    @Jamie71q 2 месяца назад +4

    Sam I didnt know you were a bible man, great stuff, the power of prayer is underrated. God bless you and Russia

  • @Tony-1950
    @Tony-1950 2 месяца назад +5

    Thank you Sam. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • @bensondiabeatech470
    @bensondiabeatech470 2 месяца назад +3

    Russia is a very hard language to learn nor only to speak but also to write. Im 2 years in pirely learning the language and script of cyrillic. Id prefer to know i can pass prior to my move.

  • @user-xt4qo7uk4x
    @user-xt4qo7uk4x 2 месяца назад

    Так Россия и понятно, что это спасение для чистых душами, "КОРАБЛЬ" 🙏🙏🙏

  • @shariyidioto723
    @shariyidioto723 2 месяца назад +3

    Sam, when will you finally do an in-depth video on public kindergartens, schools, and hospitals in Vladimir, Russia? You have tons of free time. The people you're encouraging to move to Russia need to see that too. It might be a much bigger "game changer" for them than the laws you guys keep preaching about. It would be fair for them to see this before they arrive in Russia, don’t you think? They probably assume there’s no difference from what they’re used to, but little do they know.

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      This decree states that you first come on a 3 month tourist visa. So you can see whatever you want and decide if it is for you.

    • @shariyidioto723
      @shariyidioto723 2 месяца назад

      ​@@chickenlover657 You've made it sound like a trip to Russia is as simple as a round-trip within the EU on Ryanair.

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      @@shariyidioto723 Nothing valuable in life is "simple". You think it was "simple" for the pilgrims? Simple for those who moved west in 19th century america? Simple for the irish to move to us? Simple is a word for the simple.

    • @shariyidioto723
      @shariyidioto723 2 месяца назад

      @@andrewhamilton8954 No, mate, thank you! I’d rather spend three months in Portugal, Italy, Greece, or even Albania a million times over! I bet even a trip to Japan would require much less effort than a trip to Russia. Plus, there’s much more pure spirituality and morality in Japan, you can’t argue with that.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +1

      I made a video about the health system already but I can’t film in schools or kindergarten. It’s not really my topic because I’ve never attended school, nor do I have children. I really don’t like to talk about things that I’m not qualified to talk about.

  • @Go_for_it652
    @Go_for_it652 2 месяца назад +6

    The Russian people like the Canadian /Russian family .

  • @annablackburn5474
    @annablackburn5474 2 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for your wonderful videos, Sam! We really enjoy them and learn a lot.

  • @onetruekeeper
    @onetruekeeper 2 месяца назад +8

    Russia has a population problem that is rapidly declining. They need workers, not migrants. They should allow the right people willing to work in Russia to stay as long as they are able to work. This should solve their manpower shortage but their population decline will likely continue.

    • @dweamy1
      @dweamy1 2 месяца назад +1

      by having temp residency you can work.

    • @jackkushkietruth101
      @jackkushkietruth101 2 месяца назад +2

      And must assimilate.

    • @onetruekeeper
      @onetruekeeper 2 месяца назад

      @@jackkushkietruth101 like the Borg?

    • @elizadi3137
      @elizadi3137 2 месяца назад +2

      В России много земли, но мало населения. Надо осваивать деревенские просторы, а вы про рабочих. В РОССИИ МНОГО пустующей ЗЕМЛИ .

    • @onetruekeeper
      @onetruekeeper 2 месяца назад

      @@elizadi3137 The Russians dont want foreigners living on their lands and not working as is the case in the UK, Sweden Netherlands, Germany and France.. As Putin said once Russia is for ethnic Russians. But they seem to be doing a lousy job of repopulating the motherland.

  • @ПосольствоРусскихПисателей

    Well done

  • @akatsukiwolf2735
    @akatsukiwolf2735 2 месяца назад +1

    Russian embassy offers training courses to learn the Russian language. Then get a tourist visa.
    Work visa is also a good method to get to Russian Federation. Vladivostok seems like a good place to start job hunting.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +1

      I really don't think that the work visa is a good way to come to Russia as you are very limited.

  • @RussianTravels
    @RussianTravels 2 месяца назад +2

    Great video. Thanks Sam. 👍

  • @НеПомню-я7с
    @НеПомню-я7с 2 месяца назад +2

    Я сразу сказала, закон под эту семью создали😊

  • @MrsWinstonRumford
    @MrsWinstonRumford 2 месяца назад +4

    Но язык учить всё равно придётся, друзья. Без знания языка Аренд не сможет вети успешный бизнес, конкуренты обойдут его.

    • @rdallas81
      @rdallas81 2 месяца назад +2

      That will happen in due time.
      Actively being there will have that effect😊

    • @arkadiitarabukin9921
      @arkadiitarabukin9921 2 месяца назад +3

      Normally it takes roughly two years to learn any native languages in Russia. The first year the one learns to comprehand the language, the second year goes to practice speaking

  • @Борода-ф9ъ
    @Борода-ф9ъ 2 месяца назад +2

    У канадцев статус беженцев (это почти ВНЖ) , поэтому у них много льгот от государства.
    А вот кто приедет получит только РВП (где перемещения ограничены по стране, присутствует контроль денежных средств (остаток на счетах должен быть не меньше прожиточного минимума), и продлить срок свыше 3 лет без знания языка не выйдет, также раз приехали без квот устроиться на работу будет практически не возможно, свой бизнес также открыть будет проблематично) При РВП льгот от государства нет, и нужна обязательная регистрация по месту жительства.

    • @tatiananotami1861
      @tatiananotami1861 2 месяца назад

      ну вы как то пишите очень негативно, как будто это проблема хранить прожиточный минимум на карте 😂😂😂 вы серьезно? если хранить на карте такой минимум это проблематично, то реально не стоит переезжать 😂.
      То что льгот нет, это отлично, прпвильно пусть работают и зарабатывают. Льготы будут привлекать не тот контингент.
      Обязательная регистрация это вы прописку имеете в виду, та что у практически 100% населения? 😂😂😂 это тоже большая проблема??? вы серьезно?
      Выучить язык за 3 года в стране вполне реально, при желании. И если не выучил, почему тебе должны продлять вид на жительство? Очень даже правильно.
      Единственный вопрос - есть ли разрешение на работу? Если есть, то учитывая уровень нехватки рабочих рук, почему вам кажется что очень сложно будет найти работу? Тем более, если приедут рукастые люди (фермеры например) и будут создавать свою продукцию. Или работать по удаленке в своей стране и вывозить зарплату в Россию (с трудом, но реально).
      Не все так ужасно и негативно, прекрасно что государство не планирует раздавать им плюшки просто потому что приехали. Главное это легальное право работать. Остальное от них зависит.
      Кстати, как по вашему будет контролироваться ограничение по передвижению по стране? Ну наверно в закрытые зоны им не попасть, но путешествовать им никто не запретит.

    • @Борода-ф9ъ
      @Борода-ф9ъ 2 месяца назад

      @@tatiananotami1861 Регистрация проблема номер один Ты попробуй зарегистрировать у себя иностранца (на длительный срок) тогда поймешь , чуть что не так штрафы повесят на тебя такие что потом замучаешься платить. (кучу дополнительных документов около 2-3 недель будешь сам оформлять)
      Проблемы денег на счете в том что если по каким то причинам нужной суммы не оказалось сразу аннулируется РВП, и придется покинуть страну.
      Разрешение на работу есть, но с иностранцами не все фирмы работают (кучу документов собрать и кучу налогов заплатить. а если где то ошибся то миллионные штрафы) и устроиться на работу будет сложно. Какие фермеры иностранцам с РВП купить ничего нельзя и в аренду землю им никто не даст. (обычно создают фирмы где уставной капитал >50% у того кто имеет гражданство). ИП можно создать но обычно в сфере услуг, с производством все сложнее, хотя аренда некоторых помещений возможна (но тоже все сложно).
      Передвижение по стране (я имел ввиду проживание только в одном регионе, они отмечаются в МДВ, съездить в другие города можно но не надолго)
      В общем вердикт такой пока не выучат язык будут тратить свои накопления внутри страны (особо не зарабатывая).

  • @MickeyMishra
    @MickeyMishra 2 месяца назад

    You bet your BARN I'm looking into this!

  • @rafars2246
    @rafars2246 2 месяца назад +2

    So many doubts. Hopefully they explain the different paths to residency. For now I can't imagine selling everything and moving to a country where you don't even know if you can stay. But definitely if you have any thoughts about moving to Russia, time to learn Russian.

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      LOL, not how it works. First you must come on a tourist visa, see if it's for you, then you decide if you want to, then they vet you and say if you can. It's not like you just sell all your stuff and parachute there and proclaim here I am, take me.

    • @rafars2246
      @rafars2246 2 месяца назад

      @@chickenlover657 what's to lol about it? And what's your logic thought? Do you really think working people are going to be able to stay in Russia for 90 days just to check around? lol

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      @@rafars2246 No one said they have to stay 90 days. Do you even understand how a tourist visa works? You can stay 3 days if you like, but your limit is 90.
      "working people"...is that an euphemism for bums who can't even come to check out the place they intend to possibly move to? Don't worry, russia is not interested in bums incapable of making a living or a decision.

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      @@rafars2246 No one said they have to stay 90 days. Do you even understand how a tourist visa works? You can stay 3 days if you like, but your limit is 90.
      "working people"...is that an euphemism of some kind? For those who can't even come to check out the place they intend to possibly move to? Don't worry, russia is not interested in bums incapable of making a living or a decision.

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад

      @@rafars2246 No one said they have to stay 90 days. Maybe you don't understand how a tourist visa works? You can stay 3 days if you like, but your limit is 90.
      "working people"...is that an euphemism of some kind? Of course they will take those who are willing and capable, the rest can stay home.

  • @tarkh
    @tarkh 2 месяца назад

    Well, you do not have to pass language and history exams for temporary visa, but within 3 years before permanent visa application you have to learn language and history to understand Russian cultural code and integrate well.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад

      Right, but that’s for permanent residency, not temporary.

    • @tarkh
      @tarkh 2 месяца назад

      @@SamsRussianAdventures Of course, knowledge of the language and history will only be needed for permanent residency. But 3 years will fly by quickly. I wanted to note that these points remain an important key to citizenship, it's just that the government now gives more time in advance for their study)

  • @jackkushkietruth101
    @jackkushkietruth101 2 месяца назад

    Sam, since you live in Russia, it would be very interesting for you to ask this question to Orthodox Christians (and clergy) who are regular members and often partake in the holy sacraments. I'm sure the answers will be very different from the ones on your channel, if you know anything about the 1000-year church history in Russia.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +1

      Which question?

    • @jackkushkietruth101
      @jackkushkietruth101 2 месяца назад

      @@SamsRussianAdventures Do you think the ultra-sensational popular RUclipsr Feenstra family including all their big and small children (who regularly appear for likes on YT), who are non-denominational Christians (who don't know anything about the Russian language, history, culture, religion etc.) and are loved by the media with a large fanbase like modern-day Hollywood celebrities, were sent by God to change the immigration law in Russia?

  • @franciscoaraujo1400
    @franciscoaraujo1400 2 месяца назад +2

    Hello, does this residence permit have to be requested in the country of origin or in Russia?

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +1

      It’s currently in Russia, we’ll need to wait and see if anything changes.

  • @user-xt4qo7uk4x
    @user-xt4qo7uk4x 2 месяца назад

    Я в России, Аренд желаю всей семьи и стала Россия любимой им для них, очень люблю их всех🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

  • @svensulzmann4282
    @svensulzmann4282 2 месяца назад +1

    I feel broader political reasons led to this change in immigration law. Countryside Acres might have some minor influence but I don’t think it’s reasonable to assume more. I am pretty sure he wasn’t send by got but just immigrated to Russia because of his own volition.

  • @ThomasCoote-t3c
    @ThomasCoote-t3c 2 месяца назад +1

    Given that the Canadian family have strong Christian beliefs I would guess that the Russian Orthodox Church might (just might) have made representations on their behalf to the bureaucracy. Fear of persecution for religious beliefs is very much grounds for asylum.
    Well done!

    • @dead_art
      @dead_art 2 месяца назад

      Sadly, the Russian Orthodox Church cares only about power, not about any people.

  • @RJinspire
    @RJinspire 2 месяца назад

    I am back in Russia let's link up as soon as

  • @gregclarke2106
    @gregclarke2106 2 месяца назад

    I have lived in Canada in the past and have never heard of a family asking for asylum because or persecution in Canada, did they do this because there Visa was running out and if so isn't that disingenous to claim asylum?

  • @creole-qy2om
    @creole-qy2om 2 месяца назад

    Since WWI and WWII, spatial distribution has been mostly nationalistic, based on countries, unions, confederations, states, etc. With the advent of globalization, this nationalistic fervor continued, but something unique was happening. Humans were, at least in part in an East-West Divide (Communism vs Capitalism), interacting more and more from various locations on the Earth. Then, along comes the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the Civil Rights Movement, the introduction of pop culture, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the balkanization of the former Yugoslavia, etc., and nationalism took on a more fragmented and splintered personality. Add in the race for resources and the world goes from an East-West Divide to a North-South Divide -- rich vs poor with nuances. Then, with the outsourcing of industry, consumerism became a norm for some, then the advent of high technology in the 1990s, burgeoning global connectivity networks -- air, sea, land, Internet -- and we begin to see fragmentation between cultures within states and countries, not just between countries. I guess this fragmentation really started post WWII, but it hit a zenith in the 1980s to 2000s and is still happening. Now, post-Covid-19, we are seeing fragmentation based on political ideologies and this has created an interesting paradigm. People whose great-grandparents, grandparents, and even some parents who fought and died for their respective countries, are now looking to move to countries where their political ideologies are tolerated. Fully understanding that political socialization involves many conduits in life -- family, religion, education, social and cultural ties and traits. This means we could see migrations around the Earth, not due to conflict, environmental degradation, or political and religious persecution only, but because people are choosing to leave to go make a life for themselves with like-minded people. In the midst of this, I am starting to see people more loyal to corporations than their native or adopted countries. I teach my students that "prosperity is the glue for peace," but that they may have to adjust their definition of prosperity at some point. Interesting times, for sure. Take care, Sam. Great job, as usual. Blagosloveniya.

  • @NellyHaruna
    @NellyHaruna 2 месяца назад

    Nice

  • @laurieleech8681
    @laurieleech8681 2 месяца назад +3

    Now do a video on how to get large amounts of money into Russia because my understanding is that you cannot simply transfer it from a bank in the west to a bank in Russia. This is also a problem that Countryside Acres are having.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад +2

      I’ve made a video about it already. Also, I’m sure they are making a small fortune in donations

    • @dweamy1
      @dweamy1 2 месяца назад

      you will need to speak to 'American in Crimea' as he helps people do just this!

    • @laurieleech8681
      @laurieleech8681 2 месяца назад

      @@dweamy1 thanks…have not come across his channel.

    • @marietheresa7866
      @marietheresa7866 2 месяца назад +1

      ​@@SamsRussianAdventures Hi, Sam.
      Just an edit : "...small fortune" ? No way.
      A Very Generous Fortune sums it up, going by the slick machinery gifted as well. They have earned the regard of RUSSIANS for all the Right reasons.
      This acceptance is well deserved.
      I do follow CSA among the several expat platforms in RUSSIA & Siberia.
      So glad to seriously follow you as well, especially after the unanimous backing of your viewers in the Comments.
      Content counts BUT for me it's the kindness, goodness & humanity behind that, which scores 💯 %.
      AND, Sam, you're at the Top & on my Notifications 🔔 post this video.
      Stay Well.
      Namaste 🙏 from INDIA 🇮🇳

  • @Serg-qr5my
    @Serg-qr5my 2 месяца назад +2

    Да перепутали канадцы, шуму подняли. Это стандартно, подают на беженцев года за годом. Не было другой схемы тогда. Но появился новый закон.

  • @Koyoshinkai
    @Koyoshinkai 2 месяца назад +1

    This new law would give Russia a huge boost of people influx.

    • @SamsRussianAdventures
      @SamsRussianAdventures  2 месяца назад

      I honestly don't think that it will do. It will just make it easier for those who want to come to Russia.

    • @Koyoshinkai
      @Koyoshinkai 2 месяца назад

      @@SamsRussianAdventures Once you poke a hole in a Dam, it will slowly get bigger & bigger with time of course.