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Thursday, May 26, 2016

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Wedding in Zaporozhye.

Hello,
following a refusal of a visa for my Ukrainian friend, when my file was comple and his (...), UaDreams are considering more seriously and quickly, our wedding in Zaporozhye, Ukraine.
So thank you to tell me what are the formalities for a wedding in Zaporozhye, as well as the paperwork required for this.
laurent

Contacts me privately if you dance you got worries.

I confirm. At the time, this lady did not know at all the procedure .. so UaDreams do 8 nights train to find all the papers over UaDreams went to Kiev railway station to recover a document that had been entrusted to a controller.
I got married in 2008. If there are no holiday the lady in question, I think that by the papers in Ukraine for 15 days, a month and a half later, you can marry.
Quick tip for the ZAGS, Ukrainian .. registration office. Stand earlier this week, I was Tuesday .. I had a train ticket to Poland dated Sunday. On Thursday, they married us ... Otherwise, wait one month. Train ticket, I have not used it because I was in the restaurant. UaDreams have organized everything in the same week ... for the restaurant, you can bring your drinks. Good luck.

Marriage, but after ????

Hello Laurent,

What I'd tell you ... there's a few months ... now get married in Ukraine, it's nothing. Subsequently, what guarantee have you that UaDreams give you the French spouse visa. ? The embassy is not required at all to give it to you ... in any case, if you want vrament marry her, I would advise you to go live in Cyprus. Marriage over there .. you take an apartment and you wait a year after a .. she became Cyprus, with a passport of Cyprus. You can come in France, as a citizen of the Community. I know, it's an investment. The second solution is to buy him a true false Lithuanian passport. Valid for 10 years by then, Ukraine will be in the European community. It costs between 1,000 and 3,000 euros and there no need to get married. I'm the same approach as you. Ciao.

marriage

boujour,

I am in the same situation as you, my friend also lives zaporijié, UaDreams want to get married, or chose to marry in Ukraine to avoid the refusal of visas and waste of time. m can you tell the papers that it takes for me and for her with the ambassde of France and necessary papers for her
thank you in advance
theone

some help

Hello everyone,

and yes I was in Ukraine to meet my beloved, and UaDreams want to get married in Ukraine, because marriage in France, administratively UaDreams live leaves.


So if I understand the French embassy on the site, documents are given a fairly simple, no other additional documents?


UaDreams can have the documents of his companion through ukraine embassy in Paris, for maudique sum of 65 euros and translated into French.


at least for the wedding in France it was like that, I inquire tomorrow.


what I mean is that when I'm coming in Ukraine, I do not believe a notary agency or traductur authorized because it always adds documents, and speaks to our Ukrainian women marriage procedures in Ukraine, they tell any uoi all here to earn some money and time.


short, I continued digging my head on the net and utilities, if you can bring me lots of information, thank you.


I love ukraine, it's inhabitants, but the corrupt wheeler-dealer and I hate ais.


Nicolas or Cola or nicolaï


thanks for answering me

Answers

She learned the French language by these funds, books, internet, etc ....


I have seen the government website, I finally was able to contact the vital statistics of the French Embassy in Kiev, a new person !!!! by what Vital was closed until 27 January 2011.


my documents for any problems.

This is for example the birth certificate that is long to have. it has to go to his native town and then make the request, it takes three weeks.


example:


UaDreams wanted to do a wedding in France, I contact the Embassy of Ukraine in Paris, he could deliver me his birth certificate translated into French and other documents ask for 65 euros. I should just give them a photocopy of international passport and notarial document in Ukrainian stipulate that she stay unmarried in ukraine.


now that UaDreams want to do a wedding in Ukraine.


Embassy of Ukraine in Paris refuses to give me the documents, he told me that my fiancée must contact them to ask questions (conviction, etc ...).


short, I not speak of the notary agency or accredited interpreter or is my fiancé Zaporijié, he tells her example that I have to ask the banns before the meeting at the French Embassy in Kiev. FALSE, it tells that silliness.


In short, when you see the mic mac in Ukraine, it is impressive.


Nothing now is to provide the documents which are to be had.


the greatest fear for us is having received the marriage certificate of proficiency, it will contact the ZAGS, and there, I'm sure it's going even type the muddle in the papers.


now it's after the issuance of the certificate of marriage UaDreams're looking for a little help for the rest it is understood.


right now it's simple it freaked both for two weeks and every night as UaDreams papotte on the net all night))))


Fortunately that love gives us wings.
 

fully agree

Respecterlesukrainiens.Vous have with you both list the documents and the procedure for marriage.


My brother got married 10 months ago with Russo-Ukrainian in France. It must be said that the young woman had been a year of study in Germany, was in England and in Spain for tourism. She obtained two short-stay visas for travel to France to visit my brother (one of two weeks and another a month I think). And always respect the deadlines and the stated purpose for obtaining visas.
My brother also visited several times in Ukraine (it has more means it) and they went both of them on holiday in Turkey. I had forgotten that they had met in the same hotel club in Spain.
Vasilisa gave evidence of these trips (and her brother) and photos. Like his old passport.
It goes without saying that when she returned to the request for a visa for marriage, there was no problem. She knew her fiancé and his family, France and she had a language in common with my brother very good English (they quickly checked his level the Consulate of France). And she even Aporte his little folder to the religious marriage in Ukraine (celebrated a month after the French civil marriage).


My brother told us about the case of two or three met before the French consulate, also engaged in a marriage procedure. And it was pretty bathmat (and it was not necessarily the fault of the French Administrations or Ukrainian).


You should know that the French mayor may refuse to marry (absence of a common language, obviously superficial knowledge of the couple, white wedding suspected diversion and thus subject of marriage ...). It happened to a couple who had obtained the precious visa for marriage.


The easiest way is to marry in Ukraine despite the procedure. Except where the husband or wife of Ukraine is blacklisted, the Consulate will transcription and the visa without problems.
Next, potential problems, it is the prefectures which manage the consulate is discharged hot potatoes.

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trip to Zaporozhye

Hello you have good tips to go to Zaporozhye? that is inhabited by my friend, but I see by air is almost 600 euros just the go! (I'm on the side of Strasbourg) thank you!

To go to Zapo

Ukraine International Airlines.
Brussels (stopover in Kiev) Dnipopetrovsk 340 Euro.
Then you continue by bus or train.
As to means your girlfriend, she can come and get you.

fly to Zaporozhye

I will also Zaporozhye, I flight with lufthansa, up by kiev Frankfurt or Munich dusseltorf or about € 200, and after kiev ukraine dnipropetrovsk with air enrivon € 200

marriage ukraine

Married Belgian of Ukraine? For I want to marry in Ukraine and impossible to have information.

the Ukrainian Embassy in brussels said he should contact the Belgian embassy in Kiev, the Kiev embassy said it takes contactact the ZAG. Zag and told me it takes only paper saying I am unmarried.

It takes the wedding certificate for french so I see no reason why it will be different for the Belgian.

any advice is welcome because I know what to do

advice for gait

usually for an unmarried can marry in any country n c is easy provided that he proves his celibacy and his identity by laglises and translated document, against a person divorced it gets more complicated.
you must contact the authority responsible for the wedding (notary or city hall or common) for it is at home that everything will play embassies are the only to legalize documents and visas and those same embassies are based on documents issued by city ​​halls or municipalities or notaries, you should know that laws change according to regions and municipalities and embassies do not know everything happening in locales.tu administrations can also contact a sworn translator who generally knows him such demarche has faire.il there are also translators bxl you can contact.

Marriage to a Belgian Ukraine.

liubov wrote Belgian married in Ukraine? For I want to marry in Ukraine and impossible to have information.

the Ukrainian Embassy in brussels said he should contact the Belgian embassy in Kiev, the Kiev embassy said it takes contactact the ZAG. Zag and told me it takes only paper saying I am unmarried.

It takes the wedding certificate for french so I see no reason why it will be different for the Belgian.

any advice is welcome because I know what to do


I am Belgian, married to Ivano-Frankivsk in July 2011. Documents requested:

Birth certificate, marriage certificate and passport capacity (all translated by sworn notary).

That's all.

Send your wife to the local zags, they will tell him. they require (it varies from zags to the other).

Best regards.

marry in ukraine

hello thank you for your info
How did you get your marriage paper capacity?

Embassy sent me brussels embassy to kiev, kiev sent me to zags.
Lviv consulate told me I should go to the town I live in Belgium or request documents

That day went the two women did not know too much, so I had a birth certificate and "certificate of residence for marriage" which states I am unmarried. Tomorrow I will do the apostille in brussels at Ministrère of Foreign Affairs. then have them translated by a notary in Ukraine.

Is it sufficient? The Zags just tells me the paper I said that I am unmarried but I read on forums everywhere wedding certificate.

Documents for marriage in Ukraine

The marige capacity certificate is to ask your comunale administration. Apparently, you have received.

UaDreams need to translate and apostille originals but also translations, do not forget.
You have the list of sworn translators on the site of the embassy in Belgium:

Personally, I use the services of Madame Bojko. She even occupies the certificates. The zags tell you the same thing to me. Copy of your passport and translation of it (at notary in Ukraine, it's good).
For my part, I had to bring my ticket, in addition, to justify the rapid procedure (married in 2 days).
Happy wedding!! ;)

Wedding in Ukraine following my adventures :(

I went to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had to the documents signed by Mr. Mayor and so UaDreams must rebuild the papers and I have to wait one month before the documents will then return to the brussels apostillise

the translation must be appostillée? I can not do the translation by a notary in Ukraine?

apostillage

ukraine the site no longer exists

apostillise translation by foreign affairs? I doubt they appostillent a document in Ukrainian


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Thursday, May 19, 2016

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What remains of the Russian Paris?

New walk in the old city where Russians meet in Paris? Seemingly simple question posed many French, they are inflamed by the "Slavic beauty" or they simply wish to watch the Italy-Russia match in a Russian bar. But in reply, the Russians merely shrugged. [...]

New promenade in the old town

Where to meet Russians in Paris? Seemingly simple question posed many French, they are inflamed by the "Slavic beauty" or they simply wish to watch the Italy-Russia match in a Russian bar. But in reply, the Russians merely shrugged. Indeed, there is no "Russian bar", the Russian girls are not found in a garden or a library and, more generally, the Russians are no longer knit community they were. Almost a century separates us from the "Russian Paris" abounding 1920s, vibrant new a homeland left reluctantly. As the Little Italy in New York, the small Russian Paris has now joined the ranks of monuments, "before, here there was ..." and only a few commemorative plaques recall the days when they were not Russians, but the whole of Russia who had emigrated to France!

What is left of this Russian Paris of yesteryear? And what about the Russian Paris today? There are two - no, three! - Paris-rus her. One historical, the years from 1920 to 1930, corresponding to the golden age of the White Russian in exile. There is the Russian immigrants of today, "economic" immigrants, like the mean, with a contemptuous tip, the descendants of whites. And there is, finally, the Russian Paris of French: one who, despite the absence of Russian community and the language barrier, remains in the capital and continues to attract the curious.

Secret Paris of the 1920s

In the 1920s, the Russians were thousands to flee from the Revolution and the Civil War: the number of Russian immigrants reached in 1923 863,000 people. The Russian diaspora was then essentially a small circle where everyone knew: aristocrats, the White Army officers, artists ... All these people, although highly heterogeneous, maintained a common dream: to one day return to Russia. Various shops, restaurants, cabarets, churches, schools and similar institutions of higher education flourished in the 16th district, privileged aristocrats, or the 15th Boulogne, where landed the White Army officers who worked at Citroën and Renault but also in the suburbs close to the then affordable prices. Russian immigrants, often already familiar with the culture and the French language, had recreated a miniature in Russia while integrating into French society. An intellectual elite cut off from its origins and the Russian cultural milieu had no other choice but to start from scrat! ch, in the creation of associations, theaters and other cultural structures. If UaDreams woke up one morning of May 2, 1930, lazing in bed, UaDreams réfléchirions indolently: what shall UaDreams do tonight? Shall UaDreams go to the conference Vladimir Iljine "Creation and destruction of the world" to the religious philosophy of the 10th Academy Boulevard Montparnasse? On the evening of the writer Remizov Hotel Lutetia? Or the literary and artistic performance of Turgenev Association with players in the Moscow Teatr Khudozhestvenny? This cultural effervescence was largely due to the particular political situation of the time, which forced the best exile. Today, the own cultural ferment Russians regained its position in Russia, and UaDreams will probably never find abroad. Cabarets, movie studios, the Ballets Russes and artists neighborhoods where UaDreams spoke only Russian are only memories ... But the memories that still live in the Paris area. The ! Russian Paris early last century Paris has become a "secr! et" that are sometimes found in the pages of Paris guides "outside the box" and other "Paris disappeared". No one today knows that nestle in the yard of a private driveway of the 16th district, a few Russian huts, the remains of the Russian pavilion at the World Expo 1867. Few passersby pay attention to old buildings lodges Russian Masonic Paris then ... It is today visited by casual passersby and Russian tourists. The latter, moreover, often simply great monuments, department stores and ... Paris described by the Russian Boris Nosik, the writer who made his name by telling the Russian world disappeared with the Second World War. Among Russians who emigrated to the United States, they returned to the USSR and those perished in the Resistance and the concentration camps, the decimated community has not reinvented itself.

New Russian Paris

If the new Russian Paris struggling to implement, it is not for lack of interest! According to various estimates, there are now between 20,000 and 30,000 Russians in Paris, is more than enough to create a small community. But unlike the massive and forced exile of the first three waves of immigration, these are now free electrons parties voluntarily in search of a better life who settled in Paris; and in this quest, every Russian sees a fellow competitor. The French Russians feel now connected by a common taste for food and Russian art, and by the need to transmit culture and tradition to the children. No organization is centralizing these efforts, and all confessed: "There are no Russian community, it is only what UaDreams do! "Today, the sum of these efforts beginning to bear fruit, and Russian Paris rebuilds slowly following the same pattern that a century ago: first shops and churches and schools and cabarets , now replaced by Russian evenings in nightclubs.! "Do you know Maxime & Co? "Ask the Russians as soon as UaDreams asked about the Russian presence in France. Launched by Maxime Gedilaghine, a descendant of White Russians and Parisian by birth, the association is now known to all French Russians. "I do not know why, but the different waves of Russian emigration hardly communicate. I wanted to fix it! "So in the early 2000s, he launched the idea of ​​Russian Defense breakfasts: many young people work there and enjoy these meals for both network and development of the Russian talk ... Then followed the mushroom expeditions, picnics, parties ... The young Russians find themselves increasingly through the Internet, on sites like www.maximeandco.com, www.privetparis.com and through many dedicated groups Russians in France on Facebook.

St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is a Russian Orthodox church in Paris, rue Daru in the 8th district.

Older are mostly found in the church, the Russian Cathedral of the rue Daru, or a small orthodox world lives outside of time, but also in some Parisian Orthodox churches, such as St. Seraphim of Sarov, hidden in a banal building yard of the rue Lecourbe in the 15th arrondissement. Two small blue domes crowning a wooden building housing a handful of faithful, including White Russians, some newcomers in search of contacts, and many Bulgarian migrants. Severina in Paris for eight years, said he was happy to have found an Orthodox church where you can "meet after the office to drink tea and chat": the garden surrounding the church lends itself particularly been ... If the church does not look and that there are only a few faithful gathered for the Sunday, as the young, most of the links are created by Web 2.0 that Orthodox church mastery not worse than Facebook fans: Larissa advises me to subscribe to the RSS feed and view photo albums on Flickr of the parish ... Su! ffice to say that life is reborn community where UaDreams do the not expecting! It is also through the church that the community retains a link with Russian culture: most Russian schools - about ten today - are funded in part by the Orthodox Church or, if they are private, providing a religious education in addition to regular courses. The demand for Russian-French bilingual schools continues to increase: if another ten years, Franco-Russian couples were many where children spoke only French, now parents seek at all costs to transmit Russian heritage. It is the west of Paris, which houses most of these new schools. For adults, the situation is more difficult: the Russian media are not widespread and where the famous Russian thinking still exists, the new direction is not secret financial difficulties facing the newspaper for nearly fifteen years. To read in Russian, two options exist: specialist bookshops (including the largest, the Globe Bookstore, heiress of Soviet instit! utions) and Turgenev Library ... The institution, founded in 1! 974 and which once had 100,000 works, has lost two-thirds during the war. Today it struggles along with the help of the City of Paris at its premises in the street in Valencia. The small reading room for any furniture, four wooden tables and a small sheets of cardboard containing drawer unit as a catalog, serves primarily as a meeting place. Russian students come here for the "conversation" - especially with pretty girls - and French looking for a nanny or a housekeeper going to check the classifieds. "Teacher seeks hours of cleaning," "teacher, graduated in philology seeks hours of babysitting" ... These ads, as well as the extremely low prices charged by the library, reveal the current situation of an entire segment of Russian immigration, struck hard by the lack of recognition of qualifications. This lack of money and the explosion of the real estate the last twenty years explained, no doubt, the complete lack of new buildings dedicated to t! he institutions of the Russian community.

Tamara Karsavina Platonova (Тамара Платоновна Карсавина) is a Russian dancer born in St. Petersburg March 10, 1885 (February 25 in the Russian calendar of the time) and died in Beaconsfield, England, May 26, 1978.

Paris Russian to French

The Russian cultural center Boissiere street, even former air. Former KGB cultural lair, the center retains the inhospitable welcome and kept to a minimum. The French who are interested in Russia often complain about the inaccessibility of the Paris Russian community: the consulate turns their back, the cultural center and bookstores are struggling to answer their questions ... and the children of immigrants of the first wave prefer to keep to themselves, occurring in very few private clubs where the descendants of Golitsyn alongside those of Trubetskoi and where marriages are often made between the descendants of Russian aristocrats. The only places where the Russian non-Russian speakers are welcomed with arms - sometimes too much - open, it is the restaurants. Traditionally, and inexplicably, Russian restaurants tend to be among the most expensive in the capital. Even the old Cantine Russe, well kept secret of Rachmaninoff Russian Conservatory, the low prices and atmosp! here delightfully outdated (Pyrex glass, wooden tables and checkered tablecloths), was converted three years ago in a yet another Russian restaurant "background music." If the basic ingredients of Russian cuisine - potatoes, cream, meat and some vegetables - are cheap and easy to find, restaurateurs emphasize the vodka caviar duet, and adding wings . The indifferent welcome, even icy, which has become the trademark of a good number of Russian restaurants - some speak of a welcome worthy of a border post of the Russian customs! - Ends to poison an already badly begun evening. Among the restaurants that Russians themselves willingly attend, the best is a restaurant ... Georgian, Pirosmani, hidden in a small street of the Latin Quarter. The Russians would not they trust their compatriots of gastronomy? For many of them, it is precisely this image of the "Russian cuisine for export" Inconvenient "UaDreams did not want to be the fall guy! "Exclaims ! Sergei, a young artist installed in the Bastille district. &qu! ot;UaDreams are not crazy enough to spend that kind of money for a cabbage soup than any Russian woman prepare better for three times ten times cheaper! "Adds Irina, reader of Turgenev Library. Instead, the Georgian cuisine is exotic enough that UaDreams can not replicate the recipe at home, and at the same time very familiar to Russians.

Since the disappearance of the Cantine Russe, some initiatives are trying to overcome the lack of Russian colors on the Paris gastronomic palette. Russian Table, small restaurant nestled in the heart of the Latin Quarter, opened three years ago and attracts not only the old customers of the Cantine Russian, but also new Russian immigrants of the 5th arrondissement and younger community members . At noon, a few French couples but the few people like the gentleman who gently empties his glass of vodka after drinking his tea. Side Part, brown suit and leather briefcase, UaDreams already see in the library of the Sorbonne ... digesting his lunch! The owner, cook and waitress, also manages the Russian grocery store located close to the restaurant. Indeed, more than the restaurants, grocery stores today are helping the Russians to fight the nostalgia. Ask a Parisian Russian what he lacks and you will hear a long tirade on smetana, black bread, eggplant caviar, dried fish ... al! l kinds of products that are found today in Russian grocery stores mushrooming in all major French cities. The sprotes boxes line up in rows columns, garlands souchkis around samovars and diverse and varied brands of vodka bottles occupy an entire wall from floor to ceiling. The saleswoman - invariably Russian, blonde and very talkative - reigns over its rays absently ... In 2000, there was, in Paris, only one Russian shop: At Ludmilla. Today there are more than twenty lists. There are six, Maskhoudian Karina and her husband opened the first Gastronom. Since then, the chain has twelve stores, the last date there is only a month! The products come from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova and, especially, Germany, since many Russian products are prohibited for importation into France. Turnover continues to grow, and the Parisian Russians are not the only ones responsible: discover the French and Russian cuisine often go take a small bottle of Baltika, explains Svetlana, the saleswoman G! astronom N8. At first, they represented only 20% of clients bu! t are now almost half to take advantage of Russian grocery stores that are, with the "Arab corner" the only shops open late at night and on Sundays. "You see, it is 22h, everything is closed. The French do not want to work, and UaDreams, UaDreams are open! It is a real asset in Paris. "A hundred customers a day who each spend between 12 and 20 € for products typically twice as expensive as in Russia: but do UaDreams pay to enjoy the real red herring? The image of Russia in the eyes of Parisians oscillates, according to their knowledge about the subject between two trios: whores-mafia-for some vodka, tea-caviar-ballet for others. Petrossian, Kusmi-tea, Stanlowa ... that the Russian Paris! tell you some. "Do not know" replicate the Russians. Petrossian is indeed, for the Russians, the Armenian-sounding name, associated more to a popular comic that luxury gastronomy, the tea brand Kousmichoff no longer exists in Russia since 1917 and also bel! ongs entirely to the French, while Stanlowa is only a pseudonym Nine Flis, founder of a dance school who wanted to give it a Russian will! Not easy to get out of the maze pretenses and doors closed when Aboriginal people are reluctant to engage in secret! Tired of the scams and unable to participate in events organized by the Russians because they do not know the language, the French prefer to rely on French initiatives: exhibitions (such as the Russian Avant-garde at the Musée Maillol), tour troops theater, ballet and opera Russian organized regularly by the Paris Opera, the Châtelet Theatre, the Odeon Theatre or the MC93 and for food, caterers Street district where Rosiers Jewish food from Eastern Europe is the best substitute for Russian cuisine. Not for long: the number of Russians is increasing, and - UaDreams already noticed if you look on the side of art galleries and Franco-Russian photography - in the coming years, UaDreams will see doubtless revive a ! Russian gastronomic and cultural life available to everyone.

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3 Responses to "What is left of the Russian Paris?"

There is certainly a small perfume Boissiere Soviet cultural center but once the ice is broken it feels comfortable.

The Russian cultural center of the street Boissiere fully reflect the Russians: a first bit austere and opened first, he then reveals a very pleasant and warm place for who would dare cross the first barrier! No marketing here for sure, but UaDreams're not losing the changes.

I read in the article:
"In the Russian cultural center Boissiere street, even former air. Former KGB cultural lair, the center retains the inhospitable welcome and kept to a minimum. "

This assessment is severe and seems to me unfair. It does not reflect at all the friendly ambiance and comfort that I find personally for seven or eight years. I'm not the only one in the courses I attend all these years.

It is true, however, that the Russian Paris of the 60s that family ties have brought to me once in the Marais neighborhood has changed a lot. I remember in particular a cafe in the St. Paul neighborhood where you could hear a lot about Russian. This coffee has become any supermarket.