Slavic Utopia Secrets: Belarus

You're probably already aware that Belarus offers many foreigners the opportunity to come visit the country visa free for up to 90 days every year. But what happens when you would like to stay longer than your 90 days?

This was a problem that some American friends of mine faced when they wanted to live in Minsk for 3 months straight. They didn't want to be under pressure to leave so soon as their local love lives were going so well. 😉

They kept exiting Belarus every 30 days or so but eventually they faced the 90-day yearly visa-free allowance.

So much stress and hassle!

What they really needed was legal residency in Belarus so they could stay as long as they felt each year but ...

What visa did they need? How do you get that organized without speaking Russian or understanding the legal system?

They needed an optimal visa strategy for staying in Belarus.

I don't wannabe alone!

When I first started traveling to Eastern Europe over 10 years ago, I was a solo traveler. I had zero contacts in the region.

That part sucked ...

Eastern Europe was indeed amazing but it's no fun being Billy No-Mates day after day, especially if you are staying for months.

Now it's fine when you are on dates with the pretty girls, but none of us are actually doing that 24/7. We all need a network!

It's even tougher when you have a language barrier to overcome, are dealing with frustrating bureaucracy or even that you get ill ... everyone clearly needs a group of like-minded buddies nearby.

I even know one foreigner living in neighboring Ukraine who has given up on dating women, has no local friends and doesn't speak Russian or Ukrainian.

He often looks depressed ... You don't want to end being Billy No-Mates in Belarus either!

A few years ago back home, I met a guy from Ukraine through a friend and he told me that next time I arrive back, I must contact his Russian-speaking foreign friends in his home city.

I followed up and discovered that these contacts of his were super connected in the Eastern European social and business world.

This was a game changer!

These guys became close friends. They introduced me to their friends (some of whom were also super hot chicks). They showed me the ins-and-outs of life in Eastern Europe.

In the end, we humans are social creatures and I know that if anything were to happen, I now have a local number to call.

Here is what you will learn on these 7 group consultation calls:

1. Everything you need to know before moving to Belarus so that you can avoid the pitfalls all while enjoying a cost of living that is 20% of cities like NYC, London or Paris surrounded by scores of beautiful women;
2. How to create an optimal visa strategy for the legal right to stay in Belarus for as long as you want so you don't have to worry about problems entering and leaving Belarus as you please;
3. How to adapt to the local culture and make friends (both Belarusian and expats) so that you are never alone living there;
4. How to network with other like-minded businessmen to create profitable opportunities and minimize the endemic cost of corruption;
5. My strategies for overcoming the language barrier, so that you can so that you can integrate better in daily life and not be taken advantage of by unscrupulous locals who exploit the language gap with foreigners;
6. All about the healthcare options in Belarus so that you are not left without access to the best medical care should something unfortunately happen to you; and
7. To master the intricacies of the Belarusian real estate market so that you make the highest returns on your property investments and/or can buy your dream Minsk penthouse or a dacha by a Belarusian lake.