I'm a 46 yr old male. I'm a bricklayer/tile setter. I met a girl from Lithuania online playing pool during covid. Fell completely in love with one another. She is a beam of light that I did not think the universe was capable of creating but that's a book I'm not going to write here... So, being that I wanted out of my line of work,I said fk it and moved to Lithuania. I never went anywhere outside of the United states,other than Canada for fishing,not even on vacation. I moved to Lithuania a year ago. The people have been great but I barely know the language and it's not easy to learn. Then,I injured my back a month ago. I have no idea what I'm going to do honestly BUT the best thing I did was move. Yeah,it's hard and the people talk fast in their language so it's very hard to pick up any words because it's kind of like listening to machine guns going off and trying to zero in on one shot. The younger generations ,35 n under, speak English for the most part but it's not comfortable living somewhere that you don't understand what they say. Learn the language, it's a pain in the ass but do it. Especially in Lithuania.... The people are amazing,the nature is gorgeous here, I love the food and variety of fresh everything. Moving to Vilnius has completely changed my perspective on every level. Do it,move somewhere else,be uncomfortable and challenge yourself. You only live once,live a great story💛💚❤️
Hi sister good morning please can you I find a job over there am a Nigeria, currently working in United Arab Emirates .please I will be glad if you can help me in anyway
Sometimes you don't necessarily have to focus only on traditional applications or working for someone. Sometimes it is remembering who gave you money (income) for what you did (job) for them. Keep it up, Kindness.
Hi..am a Nigerian currently In lithuania and am pretty young I started watching your videos since last night and all you been saying has greatly motivate me..but I do need a mentor like you If you don't mind ma,maybe you can give me some advices I just got to lithuania 2 days ago
Hi, how are you doing and welcome to Lithuania. I am wishing you the best and feel free to write me on Facebook or Instagram if you have questions.ok? You got this and don't give up or look down on yourself.
Hey girl I just found your channel, I’m half American and East African. I just moved to Lithuania from Upstate NY a week ago and I absolutely hate it here. People have been so mean and nasty that I simply stay home if I’m not working or studying. I don’t know anyone who looks like me and I have no friends or anyone to talk to here. I’m currently at the hospital due to my sickle cell and I’ve had medical staff just straight up roll their eyes and ignore me when I try to ask a question. I’m really thinking about just going back home, as I don’t think I can take living here. 😢
Oooh nooo. I am so sorry to hear this news and your experience here already. This is not how it should be. If you wouldn't mind please text me on Facebook. In case you stay in Vilnius I might be able to visit you or connect you with people in your current city. In the meantime please ignore anything and anyone trying to make you feel undervalued. You are beautiful and I wish you strong health too. Please text me.
Thank you so much for your reply, it really means a lot to me. 💕I don’t have facebook but I do have instagram. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to add you because TH-cam tends to block comments if it has any personal information, but I will try to locate you on other platforms. ❤️
You just don't understand social norms of this country. People are not joyful or cheerful and tend to speak very little here and we don't smile also and don't do small talk often. It's the same behaviour we Lithuanians get from other Lithuanians but this is just how we are. It does not mean that everyone hates you or that everyone here hates each other, you could think of it like everyone just afraids to be awkard so they choose to not engage with strangers it has nothing to do with the stranger. In fact people here often be less fake and be more straightforward instead of faking small talks and acting like they like something. We tend to be relaxed only in social settings like nightlife, bars, clubs, parties etc. in every day life we're not that. There are some grumpy boomers though like old hospital staff, sorry for those
Happened to me too.. I'm East African and I expected some warmth from the people. I have now learnt to mind my business and carry own my daily business alone I'm so homesick!
My dear, I totally understand you as it might seem that you are proud. But you know within you the efforts you put in and some people might never notice or even know it. Even David encouraged himself. So, please remember to tell yourself well done. Validate Your self and motivate yourself to keep going. And if you are truly not Putting in efforts then definitely do it and when you do congratulate yourself. ❤️❤️🎉
Hello is it adverisable to travel to lithuania with your children on Tourist visa and get job ,what is the procedure like, and do Tourist need to legalise thier document too.
Hi Chef C. To get student visa you need to apply and gain admission to.the university here. Then you'll apply for TRP and once it's completed you'll be able to move as a student to Lithuania.. For a work visa same process, apply and gain a job then TRP and move. Check my other videos for details.
@@ElePranaityteIf you’re offended ask your people why. I have always been respectful of this country and the culture but I’m constantly met with hostility and disrespect for no reason at all. I’ve been yelled at, completely ignored, eye rolling ect. The only conclusion I’ve been able to make is this country dislikes foreigners. I can only speak on my personal experience as a Black American, however I’ve heard similar experiences from people from other backgrounds as well. So again it’s a question you may want to ask your counterparts not me.
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I'm a 46 yr old male. I'm a bricklayer/tile setter. I met a girl from Lithuania online playing pool during covid. Fell completely in love with one another. She is a beam of light that I did not think the universe was capable of creating but that's a book I'm not going to write here...
So, being that I wanted out of my line of work,I said fk it and moved to Lithuania. I never went anywhere outside of the United states,other than Canada for fishing,not even on vacation. I moved to Lithuania a year ago. The people have been great but I barely know the language and it's not easy to learn. Then,I injured my back a month ago. I have no idea what I'm going to do honestly BUT the best thing I did was move. Yeah,it's hard and the people talk fast in their language so it's very hard to pick up any words because it's kind of like listening to machine guns going off and trying to zero in on one shot. The younger generations ,35 n under, speak English for the most part but it's not comfortable living somewhere that you don't understand what they say.
Learn the language, it's a pain in the ass but do it. Especially in Lithuania.... The people are amazing,the nature is gorgeous here, I love the food and variety of fresh everything. Moving to Vilnius has completely changed my perspective on every level. Do it,move somewhere else,be uncomfortable and challenge yourself. You only live once,live a great story💛💚❤️
I hope you enjoy watching this video that is dear to my heart today. Please comment your success tips for working abroad. I want to learn. 🙏🏽❤️
Hi sister good morning please can you I find a job over there am a Nigeria, currently working in United Arab Emirates .please I will be glad if you can help me in anyway
Thanks for the insist..I want to ask can 3rd class student study in lithunia please reply
Sometimes you don't necessarily have to focus only on traditional applications or working for someone. Sometimes it is remembering who gave you money (income) for what you did (job) for them. Keep it up, Kindness.
This new set up is FIRE, Kindness! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Looks so beautiful and professional 😮❤
Oh, thank you so much. We decided to change up a bit. Glad it's giving! 🧡
Great video and tips, like your laugh @visible and strategic 😂😅
Hahaha. This comment made me giggle. It's the laugh for me 😄. Thank you for watching Sandra.
Hi..am a Nigerian currently In lithuania and am pretty young I started watching your videos since last night and all you been saying has greatly motivate me..but I do need a mentor like you
If you don't mind ma,maybe you can give me some advices
I just got to lithuania 2 days ago
Hi, how are you doing and welcome to Lithuania. I am wishing you the best and feel free to write me on Facebook or Instagram if you have questions.ok? You got this and don't give up or look down on yourself.
Wow!! I super loved this video. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Hey girl I just found your channel, I’m half American and East African. I just moved to Lithuania from Upstate NY a week ago and I absolutely hate it here. People have been so mean and nasty that I simply stay home if I’m not working or studying. I don’t know anyone who looks like me and I have no friends or anyone to talk to here. I’m currently at the hospital due to my sickle cell and I’ve had medical staff just straight up roll their eyes and ignore me when I try to ask a question. I’m really thinking about just going back home, as I don’t think I can take living here. 😢
Oooh nooo. I am so sorry to hear this news and your experience here already. This is not how it should be.
If you wouldn't mind please text me on Facebook. In case you stay in Vilnius I might be able to visit you or connect you with people in your current city. In the meantime please ignore anything and anyone trying to make you feel undervalued. You are beautiful and I wish you strong health too. Please text me.
Thank you so much for your reply, it really means a lot to me. 💕I don’t have facebook but I do have instagram. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to add you because TH-cam tends to block comments if it has any personal information, but I will try to locate you on other platforms. ❤️
@@melanin_monroe1897 I use Instagram, it's the same name as @Kindnessaniogbo. How are you doing now?
You just don't understand social norms of this country. People are not joyful or cheerful and tend to speak very little here and we don't smile also and don't do small talk often. It's the same behaviour we Lithuanians get from other Lithuanians but this is just how we are. It does not mean that everyone hates you or that everyone here hates each other, you could think of it like everyone just afraids to be awkard so they choose to not engage with strangers it has nothing to do with the stranger. In fact people here often be less fake and be more straightforward instead of faking small talks and acting like they like something. We tend to be relaxed only in social settings like nightlife, bars, clubs, parties etc. in every day life we're not that. There are some grumpy boomers though like old hospital staff, sorry for those
Happened to me too.. I'm East African and I expected some warmth from the people.
I have now learnt to mind my business and carry own my daily business alone
I'm so homesick!
I’ve always been scared people may think of me as being cocky for validating myself ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️
My dear, I totally understand you as it might seem that you are proud. But you know within you the efforts you put in and some people might never notice or even know it. Even David encouraged himself. So, please remember to tell yourself well done. Validate Your self and motivate yourself to keep going. And if you are truly not Putting in efforts then definitely do it and when you do congratulate yourself. ❤️❤️🎉
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Hello is it adverisable to travel to lithuania with your children on Tourist visa and get job ,what is the procedure like, and do Tourist need to legalise thier document too.
Thanks for job well done can i come to Lithuania with tourist and change to work. Do I need any invitation? . Please assist me.
Hello kindness your videos are fascinating, please can an HND get Master admission in lithuania?
No, it is impossible. Lithuanian universities classify ND and HND as VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS. I'm in your shoes, so I started all over with a BSc.
I have PGD and HND, can this give me an MSc?
Is it possible to work 4 days a weeknin Lithuania?
4 days in a week, as a partimer? Lithuania at the moment we have a 5 day working plan
@@KindnessAniogbo yes correct. Ah too bad.
How can i get students visas or work visa in Lithuania 🇱🇹 am chef
Hi Chef C. To get student visa you need to apply and gain admission to.the university here. Then you'll apply for TRP and once it's completed you'll be able to move as a student to Lithuania.. For a work visa same process, apply and gain a job then TRP and move. Check my other videos for details.
@@KindnessAniogbo can you recommend any school for me to apply please 🙏
Please how do I reach you
TH-cam, Facebook or IG
I can bet you that the guy who left his job wasn't working remotely.
Good day Madam. Which city in Lithuania is best for foreigners especially blacks?
Vilnius, Kaunas
@@railithuania691 Helpful! Thank you!
@@mrwy3772Girl don’t do it, they hate us over here. You’re going to be miserable…please save yourself the time, money and frustration.
@@melanin_monroe1897I wonder why we 'hate' you?
@@ElePranaityteIf you’re offended ask your people why. I have always been respectful of this country and the culture but I’m constantly met with hostility and disrespect for no reason at all. I’ve been yelled at, completely ignored, eye rolling ect. The only conclusion I’ve been able to make is this country dislikes foreigners. I can only speak on my personal experience as a Black American, however I’ve heard similar experiences from people from other backgrounds as well. So again it’s a question you may want to ask your counterparts not me.