For many, Moscow is like a big stone of desires, touching which you acquire happiness, prosperity and wealth. In fact, many newcomers experience difficulties with employment, which promises all these benefits, as well as with admission to universities and finding a soul mate. But is it possible to get a job in Moscow without a residence permit?
Instructions
Step 1
Make no illusions.
To begin with, you should clearly understand that in Moscow you will not be able to make a lot of money without proper education and work experience. This means that there is no point in applying for high-paying vacancies without the right set of data: this is either cheating, or for this position, based on a set of skills and knowledge, you will not get.
Step 2
Where to strive.
In fact, people without registration are not accepted only for some vacancies. So, without a Moscow residence permit, for example, you will not be able to get a job as a financially responsible person. But the areas where there are prospects even for people without registration are IT technologies, marketing, linguistics.
Step 3
What to do to be accepted.
At the interview, you need not only to prove yourself a reliable and responsible person, but also to assure the employer that there are no problems with life and housing. The fact is that many bosses try not to hire newcomers precisely because they will spend a lot of time on arranging their everyday life. Consider this!
Step 4
About admission.
Without proper connections and strong financial support, if you are not really a genius, you will hardly be able to enter a prestigious Moscow university. However, simpler universities are happy to accept nonresident. In this regard, it is important to choose the right educational institution for admission.
Step 5
Significant other.
Some Muscovites do not want to communicate with visitors, considering them narrow-minded and uninteresting people. However, if you are an extraordinary person and a versatile person with your own view of the world, people will be drawn to you. Including representatives of the opposite sex, even if you come from a remote village.
