Vincent Michel
@cheffrancais
French expat in the United Arab Emirates
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About me
French
Lives in Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi
Speaks French - English - Mandarin
Registration: 16 January 2010
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Looking to settle down in Mongolia by patricbabu
Hello. I'm an Indian working in the Emirates. Recently I've heard and seen the developments happening at Mongolia with a good economy and seems interesting. I plan on moving to a new country and Mongolia seems as an interesting area , I have ...
1) Is it possible for expats to get a job there if they have overseas experience? Yes, but you need to have the job confirmed and working visa approved before you fly in If you enter if a tourist visa and find a job here, anyway you will have to ... Read More
Heat and hot water by Guest777
Living in the downtown UB in the winter, do you have heat and electricity and hot water everyday? If not, how do you cope when it's -30??? I would be living on/near the campus of MUST university.
Not everyday. There is a lot of cut without notice. We have got information for 3 weeks last June and yes they complete on time the change of the pipes. However since we had a least 3 times stop hot water for half day. Electricity is fine. Read More
Demand for Chinese teachers? by herrentorte
Hi everyone, so, I am thinking about moving to UB and now I have a couple of questions. First of all, I know next to nothing about Mongolia. So I am just wondering what life (of an expat) in UB is generally like, i.e. is it easy to get by or do ...
Chinese speaking club on Facebook Many people want to learn Mandarin but it's difficult to find a school or a teacher, it's often an undeclared class in home due to some "against Chinese patriotic ideas". Saying that you are ... Read More
Demand for Chinese teachers? by herrentorte
Hi everyone, so, I am thinking about moving to UB and now I have a couple of questions. First of all, I know next to nothing about Mongolia. So I am just wondering what life (of an expat) in UB is generally like, i.e. is it easy to get by or do ...
Hi herrentorte, I am living here since one year. I can give you some ideas about the place and my experience, although some expats are living here for many years will know more about it. First, I never take taxi. Not because of safety but because ... Read More
Pollution by RowdyRoo
Hello, . IS pollution an issue in Mongolia?
Winter is terrible from mid october til end of April due to the coal smoke. Its entering everywhere and you can't open your windows, all your clothes also absorb the strong flavors ! Need to have eyes-drop 1 days a day, keep clean and beauty ... Read More
salary of chef in mongolia by ram13
good day every one i just wanna ask about the salary ranged of a foreign chef cook worker to mongolia.for example hired chef from philippines to mongolia.thanx
yes, it's about the market price Read More
Very nice view by Lylamillie
yesterday i visited Edge Bar which is located 17th floor of Ramada hotel. You may see beautiful Ub's night from the sky, and service team is so kind quite well trained. Also menu was reasonable. I would visit there again.
I love this place. This is of the best bar in UB. The 2 terrasses are great, to be on the roof of Ramada 17th and looking at the stars and night city view.....beautiful. Thank you to Oyun-Suvd the smiling waitress. Quite full during friday, better ... Read More
salary of chef in mongolia by ram13
good day every one i just wanna ask about the salary ranged of a foreign chef cook worker to mongolia.for example hired chef from philippines to mongolia.thanx
it's quite a good salary for the city if accomodation and food are included. Only some hotels internationaux could offer more maybe Read More
life in mombasa, kenya by babu
hi, I am considering moving to mombasa- kenya for employment purpose. Would like to know details on the cost of living/ educational /medical facility/safety environment etc.. how much ksh shall be sufficient to lead a decent living for a couple ...
Life is less expesible than Europe but it will depends on how you adapt yourself to your new living area... go to market for. Local produ t but you will still need Nakumatt to maintain your culture and tradition. Read More
How to make friends in Busan by expat.com
We have been talking about loneliness when you are abroad, let's now talk about how to make friends (locals or expatriates) when you're living in Busan :top: Which are your best tips to meet people and to make friends in Busan?? Thanks in advance ...
I suggest that you join some sport club or association. You will soon get linked with many. Go around university area where it's quite alive and dynamic, enter in a bar in the evening and I am sure you won't get alone long time as the Korean like to ... Read More
life in mombasa, kenya by babu
hi, I am considering moving to mombasa- kenya for employment purpose. Would like to know details on the cost of living/ educational /medical facility/safety environment etc.. how much ksh shall be sufficient to lead a decent living for a couple ...
Hi Babu, Safety : yes if you are with one local when going to public crowded area otherwise to be avoid. Medical : there is good hospitals nad many private owned by Indian doctors. Purchasing daily life items : I recommend that you go to Nakumatt ... Read More
How to find a job in Myanmar by expat.com
Hi, Are you an expat living in Myanmar? Let's share your experience! What is the best way to find a job in Myanmar? The Internet? Please tell us which are the most useful / effective websites for job seekers in Myanmar. Recruitment agencies? ...
To find a job in Myanmar need to have a network and to have someone there to support your application, like a famous compagny. They will do all the procedure for you and issue you a letter, which you will give to the Embassy to get your work visa. ... Read More
life in mombasa, kenya by babu
hi, I am considering moving to mombasa- kenya for employment purpose. Would like to know details on the cost of living/ educational /medical facility/safety environment etc.. how much ksh shall be sufficient to lead a decent living for a couple ...
Hello, Living in Mombasa will cost you a bit expensive at the beginning and less and less months after months as soon as you get to know the local network and the pricing. It's a bit difficult to know the prices at the beginning, so I advice you to ... Read More