PRICES OF RUSSIAN HOUSES AND LAND! ITS CHEAP
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- Video showing the prices of land and houses in Russia. You can compare that to what ever country you’re in.
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can you post me the full adress of the avito page ??? becouse avito is as well like amazon ..it sells stuff ...and when i search for avito``dom`` what is house in russian ..i get an other startpage as you show in the video ... i have looked around and made it work with basic knowledge of russian becouse it resembles dutch (im dutch).... but i cant get the same search results as yu have shown ...
@user-hl1dq7nh4d you seriously can't find it?? It is the second icon, has houses on it. The first icon is with cars.
For your personal information only,
Maybe you, @Wild-Siberia, will be interested
For example, let's take the second largest city in Russia - St. Petersburg. The city's population is 6 million people, the average salary per month is 100k rubles. To convert to dollars, divide by 90 (But we don’t need this).
Most likely the average here is before taxes. Taxes in the Russian Federation are paid by the employer for you, so you will receive not 100k, but, say, 80k. There are compound interest, but their calculation is all on the shoulders of the employer. Including health insurance and pension. In vacancies, the employer usually indicates how much he will pay, minus all taxes.
For example, you receive this 80k per month. And you are alone.
I personally work for that amount in an office as a designer (and this is still not enough in my specialty, but I’m just lazy). Schedule 5/2, 40 hours per week, 247 working days, not counting 1 month of vacation (usually 2 times 2 weeks). I usually work from 11:00 to 19:00, but I can come to the office whenever I want.
You want to rent housing, a one-room apartment, 10-20 minutes walk from the metro. It will cost from 15k to 30k, depending on the quality of the renovation of the room, the availability of furniture, etc. Each apartment usually always has a washing machine, stove, etc. The price already includes payment for utilities (for example 25k+5k).
Personally, I rent a 2-room apartment for 37k.
How much you spend on food is a purely individual matter. I personally spend from 10k if I cook myself and 20k if I buy delivery of ready-made meals for a month, 2k calories per day. They bring there both meat and fish and cakes. In this case, you don’t have to go to the store at all. (There are food stores everywhere within a 20-minute walk)
Internet 400mbit, unlimited - 600 rubles per month, +600 rubles per smartphone.
I travel to work for 1 hour (15 minutes on foot, 45 by metro), the cost of 70 trips by public transport is 2.7k rubles. Consider the metro in St. Petersburg to be the same as in Moscow, only smaller. Many times less))
Why didn't you rent an apartment closer to work? Answer: an apartment closer to my wife’s work)) who also receives from 40k to 100k per month, piecework salary
And so calculate the intermediate results.
You receive 80k rubles per month. 80k-30k-20k-600-600-2700=26100 rubles. 33% balance not spent per month. For example, you can buy yourself a gym membership. For 10k rubles....per year.
Wait a minute, what about health insurance?
you are a designer, perhaps you have a university education? On credit? What about the car?
I answer:
Spent by my parents
0 rubles for kindergarten,
0 for school and
0 for university.
And this is still true today. Because they are free. (There are also paid ones, of course. Well, to get into university you have to get high scores on the school exam, otherwise you have to pay)
I personally don’t need a car at all, because I’d rather sleep for an hour on the subway or read a book than drive around the city in stress for 30 minutes. (But in fairness, a car costs from 1kk to 2kk, new or +/- 5 years old)
For 6k people, 1.7k cars are registered in St. Petersburg, because many people don’t use them.
What about medicine? Well, how can I say... We have old women who are almost 80 years old and call an ambulance just out of boredom.
4 times a week.
Calling an ambulance costs 0 rubles.
Treatment of fractures, etc. - 0 rubles,
cut out appendicitis - 0 rubles.
Well, you understand.
My friend spent four and a half weeks in the hospital with kidney stones, he had 2 operations and spent ... 4k rubles on medications to recover at home.
We also have a lot of paid clinics, and if you don’t want to wait 1-2 weeks for an appointment with a free doctor, you can spend 1-2 days with a paid one.
For example, it’s paid if you do the following:
X-ray of the skull 1k-2k rubles, MRI 3k-10k.
Personally, I broke shoulder bones, broke my nose, treated stomach problems, put fillings on all my teeth and all this - for free (for taxes, of course).
The only thing is that it is now problematic to take out a mortgage for your apartment, and the rate and prices have increased significantly. The cost of an apartment naturally depends on many factors, but in St. Petersburg you should focus on 10k rubles. According to statistics, 71% of the population owns their own home.
Property tax 0.1-0.2% per year, excluding benefits and other things for an ordinary apartment, this is about 10k rubles per year
Так ведь еще есть аналогичный сайт, как Avito, например - Cian. Если кому надо будет, попросите, дам ссылку на такую-же карту с шариками.
But there is also a similar site similar to Avito, for example - Cian. If someone needs it, ask, I will give you a link to the same map with balloons.
Under Russian law, foreign citizens in Russia have the right to acquire, own and dispose of real estate (houses, apartments and land plots) with certain nuances. For example, there are restrictions on the purchase of land plots in certain regions. These include land in border areas, seaports, agricultural land; forest lands, nature reserves; territories of defense facilities. Also, a foreign citizen will not be able to buy real estate in cities where a special regime is established ("closed city"). For the purchase of real estate in Russia is not necessary residence permit. After buying real estate in Russia, a foreign citizen must register with the tax office. Taxes and fees for the transaction itself, as well as real estate tax for him are the same as for Russian citizens: from 0.1% to 2% depending on the region and cadastral value. However, when selling a real estate object, a foreign citizen will pay a tax of 30% of the full sale price. Buying real estate in Russia does not entitle a foreigner to Russian citizenship or residence permit. However, the ownership of Russian real estate by a foreigner may simplify the confirmation of the quota for temporary residence. A temporary residence permit is a document that allows a foreigner to live and work in Russia for three years. It is the first step in obtaining Russian citizenship.
Thanks for this very useful information!
Very interesting information, thank you for the explanation.
Recently, the law on taxation of non-residents has been changed. If a foreign citizen owns real estate for more than 5 years, then he does not pay tax when selling.
@@Wild-Siberia Recently, the law on taxation of non-residents has been changed. If a foreign citizen owns real estate for more than 5 years, then he does not pay tax when selling.
Российское гражданство ist scheise.
Какому сбрендившему кретину такое придёт в его воспаленную голову..
В рф есть 3пути:
1.жить в пределах МКАД и будет тебе счастье.
2.жить в элитном коттеджном посёлке Московской или Ленинградской областей.
3.получить международную специальность и ехать в ЕС.
3 самых логичных варианта развития событий.
When I visited Russia some years back///I went to some Dachas and it was like a fairy tale. Amazing beautiful wooded tracts. The soil was black and vegetables grew to enormous size.
I love that sort of stuff it’s all over my town in Siberia
@@Wild-Siberia sorry, Daniel - I didn't get it - have you (and Ksenia? ) bought an apartment in Sludianka or not?
WOW 😯 It’s like that for real?
@@mikhailshafeev9384we have an apartment through her
@@FirstChurchThailand Growing vegetables is a popular hobby in Russia. What you grow yourself always tastes better. 😆
После этого ролика приедешь в Слюдянку, а там все, домов нет. Все раскупили. Ходят все, на английском здороваются. 🤣
😂😂😂
И хату не снимеш. вот только Слюдянка рассположенна в природохранной зоне Байкала так что вряд ли выгорит.
Прикол не в том а в том что разброс цен от 6 до 15 к ДроЛОЛов это цена ну прям вобще сарая каркасного либо дома на колёсах в сша с соответствующим контингентом в нём проживающих на "гране" "бомжевания" норкоманы, диллеры, норкаманы-диллеры прочие не всегда адекватные личности(графити от подобной уже по всем городам исписан каждый закоулок, травят черти).
No🤣🤣
Сплюнем, шобэ не сглазить! 😅
This is the most useful video to date on house prices and land. Russia is a beautiful country .Many thanks and keep well !
Thanks for your opinion 🙏🏻☝🏻 I will try and continue a trend of such videos with information 🫡
I love this man. Smart, strong, courageous, his own person. Greetings from Kazakhstan Daniel. You are a beautiful person. I wish you and your family well. You were raised by good people. Your parents are Great
You’re too kind thanks for the support it means a lot 🙏🏻 my single mother is a good person yes
R u taking it from him
I was born in ‘88 into Soviet Union, my parents moved us to Canada in 2002 and now I find out I actually own a bunch of land in Siberia where I’m from passed onto me from the split of Soviet Union and my grandparents. I don’t know if anything is built on it or what’s going on but as long as I hold my birth witness certificate I legally own it.
do you know that you should pay taxes for your peoperty, not a lot, but anyway...
I can go and check that property out for you. I live in Siberia too, but yeah, we know Sibera is huge. It depends on where in Siberia is your land? You should come visit and build it up.
На картах спутниковых посмотри
Если дом 15 лет никем не посещается, то в нем может поселиться кто угодно, и еще через сколько то лет (много, не помню сколько) они могут его законно оформить на себя. Это работает только с давно заброшенным имуществом
@@kruch-kruch не, можно поселиться в заброшку и 15 лет проживать, но поселиться можно хоть через год, или меньше, как хозяин уехал
Daniel, please remind viewers on restrictions in land buying in Russia. You channels is always educational. No stopping now. We are driving from Dorset, so connections are patchy throughout the countryside. We are with you. ❤ Jay and Timothy
I’m going to make a legality video soon after this one 🙏🏻 but you’re right it’s important to know the rules in Russia thanks for your support
Foreigners cannot buy land, but they can rent it. Also you cannot buy property near military bases and installations, as well as near the coast.
What happened to your video about Tucker?
Yes did you see the Canadian farmers run into money exchange. It seems like they just went for it😮
@@allenhill1223 no what happened?
Closer to large cities, land and house prices are more expensive. Some houses don't look very good, but they were probably built not for permanent housing, but to have a place to relax and have lunch, for example, on garden plots. By the way, it was customary for many, and even now for some, to carry old things to houses on garden plots that are no longer needed in city apartments. Some houses were left by the elderly, and the youth do not need them now, since they live in cities.🤔
far from cities, there are many abandoned houses and land plots in villages that no one needs for nothing. It happens everywhere in any country
Приезжайте в Рязанскую область. Там целые деревни полупустые, но с центральным водопроводом, газом, и электричеством. Я купил дом в глуши и планирую на пенсии разводить рыбу. Пока я построил дом со всеми удобствами, интернетом, и поставил под охрану, езжу туда теперь постоянно и отдыхаю душой...
You’re great 🙏🏻
Вы хотите чтобы иностранцы скупили все дома задаром? И при этом подняли цены для местных жителей? Вы думайте о чём пишите.
@@dmitriyenergy3637 , судя по количеству брошенных или полумертвых деревень, "местные жители" как-то не сильно стремятся селиться в сельской местности. И вряд ли, в обозримом будущем, эта ситуация сильно поменяется.
почему местные не скупают?
@@workingclassilliuminaty , отвечать вопросом на вопрос не вежливо, но, тем не менее: вы в сельской местности живёте или а городе?
Interesting videos in a crazy, complicated world. Watching from Texas; be safe out there Daniel...
Hello my friend thanks for the support see you soon on the video
There is no need for personal weapons in Russia. The crime rate is very low. Therefore, safety is everywhere like air😊
@@dragonpolar26There is not need for personal weapons in most of the western world and much of the third world including Asia. Just USA lol because you guys never learn (mass shootings galore) and have way too many guns.
Russia is one of the most dangerous countries. Foreigners are often even beheaded there. So think about it before you move. This country needs foreigners now to be a human shield against a possible US nuclear strike. Therefore, foreigners are lured in various ways by telling stories about cheap houses and other delights of this dump.
Come russia things are simple
A vacation home in Russia would be badass.
You can make it happen!
Normal thing for Russians. Some people have multiple Dachas
If you leave it for a year or less someone can move in and take it from you.
@@Ian-yf1rl That's not true :-)
@@Ian-yf1rlвсмысле? Ты на дачу год не приезжал - она не твоя?
Hola brother! Good to see you here again!
My dear brother I hope we can do a live one weekend ☝🏻
Никогда бы не подумал , что адекватные канадцы и американцы будут иммигрировать в Россию , при чём в глубинку и пытаться заниматься развитием сельского хозяйства и прочего 👍
Страшней другое. Их не пугают ужасы РФ. Как их там прижало
@@Serg-qr5myужасы..., интересно какие, я тут живу, расскажите
@@userman5489 мало ужасов в РФ явных или по ТВ? Я реально боюсь. Интуристы и релоканты косяками пошли.
@@Serg-qr5my да если бы. Вам просто ютуб подсовывает ролики про таких релокантов, потому что вы смотрите их
@@Habik87_29 все может быть. Но как то дружно у всех приоритеты претензий сместились. Раньше первое было адаптация: язык, культура, местная бюрократии. Сейчас это уже не главное. Экономика и социальная политика на первом месте. А это уже все меняет и смысл миграции на запад становиться не очевидным.
Wow, thanks for teaching us how to use this site, I’m hooked, and moving to Russia
No thank you for supporting our Chanel
😂
Hey, it's great that you are hooked. Although, you have to get this - you are moving to a completely different world. First of all, you have got to learn a very importaint things on life here. You have no idea about many essentials that any foreginer NEEDs to know before making any move.
@@liubovnow7998 And he will quickly discover that there is a significant difference between the incomes in Russia and the US. That's roughly 10x
Russia is a spacious country, I would prefer a house with garden in city outskirts instead of an apartment in city centre. It is fun to sroll through adverts, sightseeing without buying.😁
It’s amazing just how massive it is and how many possibilities there are
Yes, you get to see the condition of buildings.
It seems like Russia has a real potential to become the new United States. It's got the space and natural resources, and from what I can see it's made some big improvements in government regarding freedom/rights of the citizens. I know no government is perfect, and you can always find flaws to complain about, especially as a native, but in contrast to what's been going on over here in America as of lately, it's looking pretty good.
@@earthtoemily4855everyone should visit Russia there’s something for everyone from out in the woods build your own to cities town to everything and they are all growing
Maybe buy land however, isn’t the residency permit tied to only certain areas? You don’t get to choose where you live at least first few years only gain a residency permit on condition you live and buy property where authorities authorise?
In USA, $15K only buys you a ~500 sq ft metal shed with maybe a few power outlets and lightbulbs...
Well, in the Moscow region, you can buy land for 8000 - 9000 dollars and for 10000 - 32000 (generally indefinitely) dollars a frame house, depending on the desire to build or buy ready-made solutions.
Hey I just wanted to note- at the search bar next to the reload button on the website, there's an icon with speech like bubbles. If you click that you can translate the whole website to English. See if it works! Love the videos, look forward to considering a move to Russia in the future as I'm Orthodox myself, and love this country. God bless☦🙏
Wow I’ll try it out on the next video
Мы православным людям всегда рады! Приезжай!
@@mr25Lawliet I was just baptized on January 6th! Glory to God! I'd love to visit and see all of the monasteries and beauty of the Faith☦
@@James-xv4mn Если будете приезжать то приезжайте в августе месяце в Санкт-Петербург, там много красивых храмов и достопримечательностей 👍
23:08 - I would argue with you on that my friend. 🙂 The MAIN part of any russian house is FOUNDATION. There are many 'new' good lookling wooden houses that's build not on solid foundation but on pile foundation. They may look good and fancy - but they all loose to a brick house with solid foundation - because you can have a proper BASEMENT for winter food/supply storage.
So before buying a house especially an old one - make sure to check a basement first. Because if it has a good basement you can build a second floor(or even a third) in the future.
So a brick house with good solid foundation for 1 mil rubles only - I'd say it's a pretty good investment nowadays
If THAT house was not in Tula but in Moscow region - it would cost 5-6 times more))
Well, you also need to take into account the area, because if this building is somewhere in Zlatoust or Mias, that is, the city is located in mountainous areas, then most buildings will not have basements, since most buildings simply need piles so that houses do not slide down hilly or mountainous terrain. Similarly with the Arctic region (of course, I doubt that anyone there will want to build), only there piles are generally necessary for any buildings, otherwise the ground will heat up and the house will shrink... Well, there are specific regions such as houses somewhere on the Volga, there are also no basements in old houses outside the city for safety reasons, since gas and hydrogen sulfide accumulated in the basements because there are refineries nearby, but now, for example, this requirement is not relevant. And it also happens that houses, for example, located on clay, may also not have basements because they will be constantly flooded with groundwater.
What a great job and good examples! 😊
Our prices are really not bad) and it is not for rent, it will be your own and of course your family, you children's part of this world)
Nowadays many young families prefer to build a house in the suburb, not to buy an apartment)
Thanks a lot for watching thanks for the support ☝🏻🙏🏻
As you know, I've lived from one end of Russia to the other. If we lived in a better world, I'd live in a very nice 3-room apartment in Moscow that is right next to the Metro. In addition, I'd have a Dacha (country home), that's outside of the city. It would be fairly well developed, but still close to a river or lake. None of that would be cheap.)))) Out of the 1 million people or less cities I lived in, Tyumen was my favorite for sure!
Why do you think of Sochi area? And prices?
Please tell me about the Krasnodar region. I am a rancher in Northeast Texas but have also ranched in Montana, Colorado, Oregon, New Mexico and Wyoming. All areas are different and have different laws regarding drilling water wells, surface water rights, etc, etc.
Sochi is VERY nice. Area was built up/improved for the Olympics. I only visited, but I liked it a lot. @@andinorth1507
@@andinorth1507 Sochi is a great place, I have gone there many times as a tourist (and am planning to do so in the future), but buying a house there for personal use, in my opinion, is not the best idea. I have a friend who owned an apartment in Sochi and after a few years he sold it and left there. According to his stories, the problems are as follows:
1. Very expensive
2. During the tourist season, hell begins there for the locals, there are a lot of people.
3. Weather changes, it has been raining for several years, water flows from the mountains, rivers overflow their banks and other similar problems
Do you live in Tyumen now? What do you like there? Why Tyumen?
Hey danny, it's great to see you brother. I really enjoyed the video, it's clear Russia has countless excellent real estate options, especially or people coming from america. Wishing you all the best!
Thanks brother thanks for the support ☝🏻 and yes Russia is massive
@@Wild-Siberia You are most welcome! Always bud, always.
👍👍👍👍 outside of a village or on the edge of the village. I just need a small self sufficient farm
🙏🏻
@@Wild-Siberia great video thanks 👍
Таких мест полно. Я и сам присматриваюсь.
For self-suffficient , you will need to buy more land. With that prduction you can sell or trade.
Only a citizen can buy land for a Farm. In the video of a house with a home farm. This is a special tmf of the earth. By law, they cover an area of up to 1 acre (0.4ha, 40x100m2). You can buy this. But this is Russia. The farm can be rented. And buy a house nearby. Or buy 2 houses. The farm requires a license and taxes. The home farm is free.
Looks interesting. Lookig forward to watching.
🙏🏻 see you later
Will wait to buy in Odessa….maybe next year
yeah, its like a mini paradise, or in crimea when it stops getting bombed
I’ll stick to Siberia 😅
@@OmPrakash-pc1ecI'm from Crimea. They don't bomb us. Quiet and peaceful. In the west of Crimea, a couple of drones may fall, but it's not scary. Summer is coming soon and tourists will arrive.
By the way, in Mariupol, 90% of the houses that can be restored have been restored. And Muscovites buy in Mariupol all the real estate that is for sale. Probably they will make a second Crimea out of Mariupol. 🤔🤔
Odessa is Ukraine.
Zelensky's lands and money snd family are all in USA, Italy, Isreal, not in Ukraine !?
You forgot Domenican republic, Cyprus, France. 😂
Zelensky and his buddies in the American Congress love to take my money…… I wonder if he has done a video on taxes in Russia.
@@microaggressor1113I don't think he has
@@microaggressor1113 the majority of the general population pay a flat tax of 13%.
income tax ranges from 4 to 13%, but there are nuances in taxation
I sold my old dacha(old woodlog house with BIG russian brick stove and 400 square meters of land)in Moscow region(just 38 km from Moscow) for about 45-50k $
But it was in quit bad shape because nobody lived there for almost two years.
Daniel nice to see you again 😃
🥹
Kudos to you being on with History Legends and DPA - Was happily surprised to see you expanding and growing as a TH-camr
Have you seen my videos on “real reporter” that’s where I do my own analysis, I also shared my life there in Russia
I ❤ living in 🇷🇺!
Moving to Russia would not be possible but there was a video once that I watched which showed a place in Siberia that was paradise. I wish I had written down the name. It was a village that had a farmers market which sold produce made by the locals. In the Winter there was skiing and the summer also offered great activities. It was close to Mongolia.
I cannot imagine a better place to live. Eva
It’s where I live…
I wish I could move to Russia, only I don’t know how. I am senior and I would like to live peaceful and quiet life somewhere in outskirts of city.❤ I have a dream. Just need a helper to realize it.
You should still visit as a tourist as soon as possible
Buy visa online and fly over Serbia Georgia, Turkey. Want hot or cold? South of Russia , Siberia? Or may be close to China? Vladivostok. If you like sea food, Vladivostok is the option. Sea food is on the beech :) Just go and collect any time :)
To be honest, I was more interested in the abandoned houses you and your friend were visiting a few episodes back, some of the log homes were in good condition, and these structures could be rebuilt with hard work and reused with little expense. Great show, I'm glad you made it back to your woman.
If you have the time then learn to use the tools that Dan has shown to search for yourself- @24:45 - avito.ru. Lars has somewhat kept private the area he lives, but if watch Dan's travel video again you can see roughly the geolocation of the railstop and between using mapping tools and the the website you'll be able to review some of the availability. Not everything will show of course, that takes ground truthing- make a visit and check it for yourself!
Good Luck!
@@sidnelson9379 Oh, but that's not difficult to find out where these abandonned villages are. They are still on the Yandex maps, by the way. I don't remember the names of the villages exactly, but when I was watching the video of Lard & Dan exploring these abandonned villages I found them online pretty easily... You can see the address on the postcard, for example.
Muchas Gracias and Aloha from Big Island!@@M_mOuSe_ 🙏🙏🙏 for Dan and Ksenia's dreams!
Once I get back to Russia I’ll be doing a lot of that!!
@@Wild-Siberia It may be a good idea to get a job in the U.S. build up some capital, and then return with the financial ability to make some moves in securing your woman and marrying her, good luck Marine.
In Russia in the city 2-3 room apartments may cost $64,980.00 or more if it is new apartment buildings. Plus it needs to pay for housing and communal services every month. It is important to have enough money to buy food and clothes. Someone who wants to move will be able to find a good paying job in Russia. This is needed to know before moving to any foreign country.
Жкх стоят копейки. Еда в 3 раза дешевле, чем в сша. Работа нужна, конечно, в любом случае
BTW - Siberia ( and particularly Irkutsk region) is among the most expencive ones, and the Baikla lake in the small town Sludianka makes the land/house prices there absolutely irrelevant of the average local incom - which is quite low. Investors, investors...
Yes this is something I learned 2 years ago when I was looking for somewhere to build
Limited real estate in proximity to a high prestige near national treasure like lake Baikal tends to attract investment and with western avenues closing more Russian profits will be invested inside Russia.
I think Russia has great potential for it's average earning people being to have both a flat in the City near where they work and a country home where they recreate. Having the space as a homeowner with a plot land creates good expansionary markets for all sorts of consumer goods and space for larger families to play.
The key to a high productivity economy is to create the incentives for the average people to work hard and produce more for both themselves and the society as a whole as its under these conditions that self and social interest synergies together producing more for everyone.. What you don't want in society is people seeking to do the least amount of work required to survive as that mindset creates poverty for the individual and society..
@@Jason-bu9svДовольно у многих уже так и есть: квартира в городе и загородный дом. И почти у всех есть, наряду с квартирой, дачный домик (многие сейчас как раз в процессе их переделки в полноценный жилой дом).
Crazy growth for your channel! i am so happy for you man!
I also really like this type of videos! :) it give me understanding of Russia
Brother Khalid! OG subscriber hello thanks for your support
Excellent Video!
Thanks a lot sir I appreciate you and your support
Super informative my brother, you have brushed away the foggy idea of what is possible and what is bologna. A true direction of what is possible and within budget. Thank you.
Thanks for watching
Thanks man, much appreciated. Very useful video
Thanks a lot for watching 🙏🏻
@@Wild-Siberia sure, it brings value. I consider moving to Russia, but I have never been there. So this type of content is very useful. People who I share this idea with of moving, do not understand my choice given the widespread picture that the MSM and Hollywood has spread over decades. Sometimes I watch videos of people expressing their feedback after moving to Russia, by saying what is worse, what is below expectations, etc. and vice-versa, to get the feeling how really things are out there. If by any chance you have time and opportunity to film something about it I would definitelly watch and share.
Anyways, good luck over there! Although there is no perfect place and there problems and obstacles anywhere, wish you a path as smooth as possible in Russia :)
@@skai9112 What do you mean? There are about 100 videos on the channel about life in Russia. Except for the latest ones.
@@user-oh7sx8qr4t the more the better
Wow. So this is possible to get a vacation home in Crimea you can rent out to guests when you are not there.
You should do a second edition of this video.
It should be borne in mind that Crimea is a special border region. A foreigner there will have restrictions on buying part of the land.
в видео неправильное объявление было. Реальная цена в 2-3 раза больше за сот. Особенно если рядом с морем участки 50 000 -100 000$ стоят
Daniel, I live near Moscow and I can tell you for sure that within the MKAD the land is not for sale at all for my house. Here, immediately after the Mkad, you can find options, especially in the area of Reutov, Saltykovskaya for example or Balashikha, Mytishchi. But they don't sell land inside the MKAD, these are all tricks of the sellers.
Nice that’s why we have people like you ❤️🙏🏻
100% agree with that. Most likely it's the sales office / real property agency located near Avtozavodskaya, that advertises / sells land plots in a cottage community that's far away from MKAD.
Может это земли в новой Москве. По документам город, а так село селом.
Crazy to see how it compares with other options around the world. Thanks for great insights!
Not a problem thanks for watching
Thanks man 😎
No thank you for the support
@@Wild-Siberia it may sound crazy, but you know I've wondered how certain businesses would do out there, like American and Mexican food as far as restaurants. I'm not sure how the Russian people would like it or not.
The best Mexican food I've ever eaten was in Alaska which is ridiculous. Snow crab enchiladas.
Дэн, опять отличное видео, парень! 👍
Thanks my brother I’m going to start making videos now
Greetings from Flagstaff 👍I would want to live in Altai.
В Сибири зима пять месяцев😂
Altai is great !
I've been there (in Flagstaff) just to go to the Grand Canyon and back. Nice spot, not as hot as Phoenix anyway. Regards from Russia.
Flagstaff is relatively warm. Altai is beutiful and rich in resources. But you have to be totally rady for Altai winters - they can be biting cold. So you must be self-sufficient.
very good info bro, keep going.Thank you.
Thanks
I will move to Russia within 3 years. I think to Kherson , Berdyansk , Kyrylivka or Nikolaev if not Sevastopol, I miss very much those area. But for sure i will visit some places in Siberia
Kherson not liberated yet
These will be cities that are not recognized as part of RF, USA & Europe. And you will fall under their sanctions
Nice place to settle is Altai area and also Akademgorodok suburb of Novosibirs city. Altai is for clean ecology, Alademgorodok is for children education from elementary to college. They are also building up Akademgorodok-2, a suburb extension in nature and new apartment complexes: Da Vinci and Tesla park
Академ чисто спальный райончик и НГУ на этом фоне выделяется, как здание из будущего
NGU by far is not that impressive looking building. Key is in average population IQ in this sleepy suburb. You want your kids to grow up in this environment. Much better than growing up in skinhead infested outskirts of London. @@datir2020
Welcome back. Glad you got back home
Actually still not home but making videos again
@Wild-Siberia I remembered something. When I first went to see my wife (well, she wasn't my wife yet) it was far cheaper for her to buy airline tickets in Russia than for me in the States.
That’s amazing ! Very affordable!
It really is!
I’m very interested !!
Tired of American hypocrisy
Then move somewhere sensible like Paraguay. Russia is doomed.
So doomed their kicking American and nato ass !!
Get informed !
Watch travel with Russell
It’s absolutely insane how impossible it is to make a life these days
@@craiggallup5706 🤣
@@craiggallup5706Russia is a future, West is doomed
Dude I'm still shocked that you've gone that far to live there a house with a beautiful chick, wonderful lake close to you, and yet you don't speak Russian language how did you do it? 😂 I'm really inspired from you right now, I'm planning to live there! thanks for your golden info.
Russian language to live in Russia is not really necessary but it helps. You should go to Russia as a tourist find a place you like maybe a woman 🤣
There is plently of land. You must look for land with services. Like fiber, electricity or water service. If you have a well(very common). In some cities that turn expensive. I remember in the Urals a house or appartment can go as high as 56k usd. Moving west Russia it will turn higher. I think the highest is Kaliningrad. As everything there must be imported.
Подмосковье самое дорогое. Калининград импортирует не больше, чем остальные города. Паромы с грузами ходят.
Самое дорогое это Москва и Сочи.
Great review.
Glad you enjoyed it
Needs to study Russian language ASAP
This is true
I am so grateful I found your channel. I only dream about living in Russia. It's not something I can actually afford right now. Thank you for this wonderful information.
Thanks for the support it means a lot
Having arrived as a tourist, they seem to be flying through Turkey now.
Why?
The is a very good video. Thank you for explaining to us
Hi from South Africa
Thanks for watching I hope you enjoy some of the other videos too
@@Wild-Siberia thank you. Yes. I am enjoying a lot now
Thanks!
No thank you it means a lot really 🙏🏻
If these are correct prices then it is a dream come true. Here in Canada, the second in land mass, prices here cannot come close to these Russian prices. If i was younger i would move to Russia.
These are mostly correct my friend I’ll be doing a follow up video on a more trustworthy site but for the most part it’s real I’ve already seen it in real life while looking for a place to buy
Не все так хорошо )). Да, цены реальные, но такой поиск не даёт картины. Надо смотреть кадастр, коммуникации, транспорт.
@@margo7059а можно без комуникаций, топить дровами? 😂
@@anastasiya256 Да, можно. Тогда дом будет стоить дешевле. По-моему это настолько очевидная вещь, что уточнений не требует.
@@margo7059 совсем не очевидно… в Канаде/США, скорее всего такой дом будет нелегально продавать…
I would definitely pick something in Crimea. It is beautiful down there...as nice as any location on the Caribbean...at a fraction of the price.
Yea it’s next to Black Sea and azov sea but im not sure foreigners can buy there atm
Haha, it’s colder than the Caribbean… maybe it’s as warm as like DC … San Francisco at best.
So Information You show Us ❤👌👍
Thanks for watching I’ve since the. Bought my own land!
Hi Daniel, schön, dich wieder zu sehen...interessantes Video!
Thanks for coming by my friend 🙏🏻
This was great. Hit us with some listings that are going for 100k usd next time!
Ok I’ll do it 🫡 I’ll do 80k-100k thanks for watching
It will be very nice houses.
I would love to buy land there, ideally after residency and citizenship with my future husband. I have my eyes on the southern region of Russia Krasnodar, Sochi, Adler, Maikop, Anapa ect. I probably won't go far up as Rostov-on-don. But what I've noticed is that land is typically farther from the city center, I'm not sure about the resources and activities available in those areas farther from the city for families. I've also heard Russians say don't go to the village areas if you are a minority because people living there aren't used to seeing foreigners and can be racist. Once I visit Russia, learn the language and travel around a bit who knows, I might choose to raise a family in Saint Petersburg. Whatever city I choose, I want it to give it my kids ample opportunity to grow.
I was born and live in Russia. And I tell you from my experience. In the city, people are more aggressive to those around them than in rural areas. And the fact that in rural areas are not used to foreigners, this does not cause aggression. There, people will show interest and curiosity about a foreigner. And there are few racists and there are more of them in the city because there are more people there. Regarding activities for families, there may be difficulties with a hospital, school or university only if it is very far from the city and in an area with a low population density. So you have to look specifically on the spot.
"I've also heard Russians say don't go to the village areas if you are a minority because people living there aren't used to seeing foreigners and can be racist."
WHAT?...never heard that...i think its opposite...u might get some attention because u r different...but thats not racist...that's curiosity...
u would probably get more "racism" from some soccer fan idiot in the city...other than that...the law is very strict...doubt u will be harassed at all...
@@Anton_Bazuev1983Вы оба неправы. Я живу в Санкт-Петербурге. И прекрасно знаю места дач и деревень. Люди +- одинаковые везде. Это я вам как педагог-психолог говорю.
Расистов всех Путин придушил по сути. Еще в 2000-х годах.
В России проживает более 190 народностей. У нас в принципе расизм не развит.
No offense but what you've been told is a bs. There is no racism in Russian villages or rural areas. The people who live there are just like people everywhere else, though they may not be as interested in modern trends. Instead, they focus more on farming and maintaining their homes. It's also important to note that there is no aggression towards foreigners, as correctly mentioned earlier. Of course, there are chances to encounter narrow-minded individuals (i.e. rednecks) in villages, but even then, I find it impossible to imagine them causing trouble solely because of someone's skin color.
Moreover, there is no widespread "real" racism in Russia. Racism here is more likely to stem from expressions of curiosity, if you can call it a racism even. Individuals with different skin colors are not treated poorly or discriminated against in shops, cafes, or workplaces. It's nothing like in America. In Russia any instances of racism are more likely to arise from annoyance caused by the behavior of visitors from neighboring countries, who sometimes resist assimilation, form close-knit groups, and may cause trouble for locals. If anything happens, which i highly doubt, at most, it might result in verbal insults, and hardly ever manifesting in direct confrontations. And there has to be a real reason to provoke such insults; it usually stems from a conflict.
There is no racism in Russian villages or rural areas. The people who live there are just like people everywhere else, though they may not be as interested in modern trends. Instead, they focus more on farming and maintaining their homes. It's also important to note that there is no aggression towards foreigners, as correctly mentioned earlier. Of course, there are chances to encounter narrow-minded individuals (i.e. rednecks) in villages, but even then, I find it impossible to imagine them causing trouble solely because of someone's skin color.
Moreover, there is no widespread "real" racism in Russia. Racism here is more likely to stem from expressions of curiosity, if you can call it a racism even. Individuals with different skin colors are not treated poorly or discriminated against in shops, cafes, or workplaces. It's nothing like in America. In Russia any instances of racism are more likely to arise from annoyance caused by the behavior of visitors from neighboring countries, who sometimes resist assimilation, form close-knit groups, and may cause trouble for locals. If anything happens, which i highly doubt, at most, it might result in verbal insults, and hardly ever manifesting in direct confrontations. And there has to be a real reason to provoke such insults; it usually stems from a conflict.
Hi Daniel thank you for your very informative content,are you in US or Russia?
I’m in Mexico at the moment 🙏🏻
I bought 24 "sodki" outside of Moscow with a 250m² house. The land is pretty big, i have a huge garden shed, an extra building with the banya and bbq area, double garage... all for the equivalent of $150,000. Where I'm from back on England, such a property (size, quality, proximity to the city, aka London, but here Moscow), this propery would cost over a million.
🔥🔥 It's great that Russia is on the path of development and is becoming an attractive country for foreigners, it's a pity that there are no people on TH-cam who would share their experience of what they earn in Russia, some kind of business or profession, except for language courses, and several future farmers, I haven't seen anything yet.
@@dmitriy7658 Di gedung tempat saya memiliki apartemen, di dekat wilayah Moskow, banyak apartemen yang dibeli oleh orang asing. Rumahnya baru dengan tempat parkir bawah tanah, dll. Saya kenal seorang pelatih kebugaran, seorang programmer, dan saya juga bertemu dengan seorang chef dari Indonesia :). Dilihat dari fakta bahwa pelatih kebugaran memarkir Porsche di sebelahnya, keadaan tidak berjalan buruk bagi mereka.
Is this in the “American Village” by any chance? 😃
Немого уточнений, правильно не sodki а sotki, от слова сотня
Unfortunately, last year land and apartment prices has jumped up in Russia significantly, in some locations more than 100% ( 2 folds!) . It is probbalu due to the sanctions - rich Russians now do not have many options to invest abroad - so, they started to focus on the local market and real estate was the main target of these money. One more factor is - very high cost of construction materials ( this affect more buinding prices, not land prises)
Это так только в крупных городах. И не в 2 раза, на 20-30%
Interesting but 2 times is a lot I think it’s much less because 1 bedroom apartment is like normally 1 million rubles and it’s now like 1.3-1.5 mil sometimes at most
@@Wild-Siberia In Irkutsk ( not in the center!) 1 bd would cost from 4 to 5.5 M and more - depends on the building type, location and conditions. It was around 3M 2 years back
@@yuliabalashova3866 конкретно в Иркустке ( обсуждаемый регион, куда автор хочет приехать жить) цены выросли минимум в полтора раза ( двушка в хрущевке на окраине в зависимости от состояния и типа здания сейчас стоит самый минимум 4.5 миллиона, тогда как 2 года назад можно было найти аналогичные дешевле 3М). Я интересуюсь только вторичкой, и более того - советской вторичкой - хрущевками и брежневками. И в той-же Слюдянке - я вижу дичайшее подороание земельных участков и почти полное исчезновение каких-то предложений домов на продажу. Не верите - наберите "купить дом, Слюдянка" - и давайте пообсуждаем - что именно там предлагается и за сколько. Попробуйте - вы удивитесь!
Its also an opportunity as rich Russians investing their profits inside Russia will lead to dramatic and Rapid economic expansion just watch as something amazing is going to occur.
If you need help with legal issues/papers in Russia, I can help
Mostly I want information for a future video so I can pass information to the people like property tax and that sort of stuff
@@Wild-Siberia i can consult on all of that
Land is земельн and pronounced " Zimyeln " I'm actually moving to a small province North of Moscow next year and I use this site a lot, researching house prices. I am looking at spending 10,000,000 rubles or about £90,000. Great video.
Very useful video , Daniel .
Thank you !
I have ideas for future videos on health insurance, home insurance, car insurance, property taxes, utility costs, and so on. I believe many would like to have this information , before they decide to move to Russia .
Yea I’m starting to make videos again so the things you mentioned I’ll need to cover
May u check: Expat American, Russian Travels
Great video & info. Thank you.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Это дачи,они находятся отдельно от того места,где мы живем.
Many areas are turning into living spaces because people want to be further from towns too
Даниэль! Тебе и Ксение! Надо открыть фирмы для тех кто хочет купить жильё в России...... Полный набор услуг для тех кто хочет переехать в Россию на ПМЖ...... С возвращением на канал! Когда в Россию?
I wish Russia made it easier for foreigners to live and move to Russia. Soon I’ll have news for when I’ll arrive home
@@Wild-Siberiaвряд ли облегчат скорее упростят но не для всех
@@user-ns3lz4yh3n🤣🙏🏻
@@Wild-Siberia ок, ошибься, бывает
@@user-ns3lz4yh3nmy friend I am a loyal man and Ksenia is engaged to be married for almost 3 years. The only difficulties come from the conflict in Ukraine and paper work of Russia but I’m with her
Nice. Thanks.
I was looking into this too but it was very difficult for me to find information. Thanks!
"Countryside Acres" and "Russia Guy" Maybe the experience of these people will help you in some way?!
I’m so happy to read this comment I’ll be making more information videos soon. Thanks for the comment really that way I know it helped someone
@@Wild-Siberia 👍👍 Sounds great!
@@Wild-Siberia One thing we where wondering about some of the farm land further out in the "wilderness", it looks very beautiful, but about how far is it from a village/town on average? And are the nearest towns places one could work? Just thinking about the viability and how it compares to US rural areas. Like, is it possible to commute, or would it be straight up homesteading/100% self reliance? Very hard to tell looking at maps online... I live in a part rural, part suburban area near the Adirondacks in NYS. There's areas up here that look pretty similar. Generally, even the land for sale around here that's seemingly out pretty far away from society, is still reachable to a nearby small town, unless it's considered a "camp", or "hunting ground property". But for the most part rural/farm land here is still pretty close to a populated area. Just wondering if Russia is similar, or if it's still pretty bare/ undeveloped. I really like semi- rural areas, as I still have to work (unfortunately). 😊
@@earthtoemily4855это будет трудно...только если ты хочешь жить жизнью фермера или отшельника это может иметь смысл. (Насколько я понимаю ситуацию... ни одному правительству не выгодно иметь большое количество людей живущих на своей земле, начиная от истории "огораживания" в Англии и до борьбы современных агрохолдингов с простыми фермерами. Если человек может обеспечить себя продуктами питания самостоятельно со своей земли, ему трудно навязывать какую нибудь ерунду. А стоит например не продать хлеб в течении 3дней в Нью-Йорке или в Москве и жители города станут более покладистыми)
Have you talked to any farmers who've moved there? If so are the markets friendly about buying what they grow?
This channel www.youtube.com/@RealReporter is another good resource. The channel author features western farmers in some of his videos.
Plenty of
Farmers move to Russia plenty of land and opportunity
Даже не хватает своей продукции, домашней чо своих полей. Если мы яйца закупаем из соседних стран, это говорит о том, что нам не хватает своих фермеров, которые могли бы снабдить весь внутренний рынок. За сельским хозяйством будущее, кто сыт, тот непобедим. Земли в России много, в народа мало. Много государственных программ для развития сельского хозяйства. Тендеров и т.д.
thanks but suddenly the website stop responding cuz recognized my IP addy which is in western europe . Cheers
👍🏻
I would buy a house in the beautiful Russian Crimea.
We extend our best wishes for even greater success to your channel in the future."🌹🎊🎉🎈
Thanks a lot my friend
Hay Mate ! I thought You are in Senada drinking Corona ! When are You back to Rusia !? Saludos de España Compadre !!!
Buenas tardes amigo pues tengo noticias a media semana sobre que eh estado haciendo
perhaps ru govt should consider streamlining relocation / settlement programs for foreigners willing to move to russia and live there
The Russian government is lagging on this opportunity
The Russian “government,” unlike the writers of the commentaries, is well aware of the problem that the mass resettlement of residents of “Western” states into the country will create. The country does not need several million people with their concepts of “correct” life, which will create a civilizational conflict in society. Theoretically, we can accept 1,500,000 people - 1% of the population. Considering the changes in Russia and Western countries, these one and a half million will come on their own without government help.
А как понять с какими намерениями едут к нам иностранцы? Вы должны понимать, что все это делается для безопасности прежде всего граждан. Если ослабить миграционную политику, тогда получится второй Техас. А мы хотим жить спокойно и защищённой. Вы будучи гражданином страны впоследствии сами будете за то, чтобы ужесточать закон потмиграции. Тут только набраться терпения в получении гражданства.
@@Opasnaya-baba скорее всего многие вещи вообще никак не продуманы и не предусмотрены - то есть речь не об "ослаблении" "защиты безопасности", а просто хотя бы сделать систему понятной и легкодоступной для добропорядочных и законопослушных людей, проживание которых будет россии только на пользу (откуда бы они не были)...
Bro you are awesome, me and my russian partner are moving to russia in the next few years. Love your videos and love the ppl you meet.
Thanks a lot for watching and supporting the channel I hope the videos help a little
Thanks
Im a Trinidadian and i would love to live in a rural area in Russia.
Winter cold😂
Stay in warm places , plus Russians are pretty racists
Так приезжай, что ты сидишь
drinking rum and cocacola
Perfect video. I'm just looking at property to buy at the moment. ) ...
Awesome new video soon talking about laws that surround buying land
Thx brother.
There is a lot of untruth there. They place an ad to attract attention, and then offer another one. I sell land of 0.15 hectares, 30 minutes from Moscow. There is a wooden house, new, without interior decoration. The price is $57,000. Everything is there except gas. Nearby, you can fill the cylinders at the gas station or wait, the gas should be supplied soon.
What is called untruth in Russia is called business in the USA. Of course, every owner exaggerates the offer, it's the same everywhere, why are you surprised?
Are foreigners can buy land in Sochi ? It look very nice and the location seem good , too Got some extra cash . ViVa Putin !
Land in Crimea cannot be bought by foreigners
@@Wild-Siberia "Ограничения накладываются на владение землей в 19 муниципальных образованиях Крыма (всего их 25). Среди них Евпатория, Керчь, Ялта, Судак. Под запрет не попали земли в Симферополе, Джанкое, Красноперекопске, Белогорском, Красногвардейском и Первомайском районах." (c)
@@user-oh7sx8qr4t почему вы пишете про Крым ? когда вопрос задан про Сочи
@@Wild-Siberia He asks for Sochi, not Crimae
В Сочи можно. Это не приграничный район. Приграничные-Крым, Калининград
The year before I bought almost an acre of land in the Tula region for $9,000. I'm currently building a house for about $50,000
Nice!
Вот-вот, не удивлюсь, что кирпичный строите за эти деньги. Заграницей сколько бы это стоило, страшно подумать.
@@irishafyodorova не.... каркасник. 2 этажа, так что дороговато случилось. Сейчас из кирпича оооочень дорого
Great video Dan. Get me a Dacha beside a lake or river, and I am in heaven.
Lets do this thing!.
We should all put down 5k and make a DPA resort 🤣
If 12 people put down 5k you could buy an insane house in Russia next to a large river or lake and with a lot of land. With 2-3 houses on the property and we can time share them for 3 months of the year per person 🫡
Hello, my family originates from Russia and I have talking about moving to Russia for the past ten years, the reason I haven't made the move is due to the fact that I have two dogs that I'm highly attached to and of course the war slowed me down, I'm planning on making the trip in the fall, I'm a mortician by profession and wonder what it takes to find a job in my field, any advice would be greatly appreciated...
You need to get your Russian visa if you need any help join the telegram listed on the video description 🙏🏻
Разве животные это проблема? Оформляете разрешающие документы от ветврача и вперед. Не вы первый иностранец с собакой. Кстати у нас нет налогов на домашних животных.
Thanks for helping people navigate the real estate market. For those prices, you could be self sufficient in no time and life would be a lot less stressful
...haven't quite got the point of your comment. Aren't you self-sufficient now? Is your life stressful? And if "yes" - why then?
The cost of living in North America is not affordable any more. Everything from purchasing a house, food prices, utilities, cell phone plans etc. keeps going up but the wages stay the same. There is way too much corruption for my liking and the alphabet agenda is awful. As the Nomad Capitalist says, go were you are treated best. @@M_mOuSe_
Thanks for the support
When I go that site, It gives me the option to choose English. Just thought I would let you know@@Wild-Siberia
@@Chocolatefactory537what part can you show me please
Hey Daniel, where have you been? I hope you are doing well. Thanks for the great tutorial.
See you tomorrow for a live stream
Buenas tardes mi amigo, hacia rato que no veía ninguno de tus programas
Hermano ya tengo buenas noticias 🤣 y que interesante también se tratan de cuba
@@Wild-Siberia Adelantarme algo, aquí en Montreal soy el vicepresidente de la comunidad cubana radicada en Canadá. Y siempre estamos tratando de ayudar en lo posible, a finales de enero lleve una donación de suministros médicos para el Clínico Quirúrgico Universitario de Matanzas y para el Pediátrico también
I'm glad you are back Daniel !! Chingon
🙏🏻 thanks a lot
Muy interesante tu videos
Muchas gracias
Daniel hope to see you soon in Siberia. ❤
Soon
Very reasonable prices!
I’m glad you think so thanks for watching
The problem is that there is nothing to do there, no jobs there, the nearest city is tens of kilometers away. that's why they're on sale.
some people seek solitude
Hello was watching your video on TH-cam. Very interested in possibly moving to Russia and plan on visiting this spring.
🙏🏻 yes visit!