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Hello there. I'm new here too. Hope you're good there in Turkey.

Hello shahie,
"plastic surgeon" what an exciting specialization.
I wish you lots of luck in your new life and study in Istanbul.

Cheers,
MO.

thank you so much...

hello  beautiful the blue moscow in istambul wonderfull
ciao

Hi andrea7,

Can you introduce yourself please ?

Thank you

Maximilien
Expat-blog Team

hi how is life in Mauritius

HIIII MARIE,

I AM SANJAY AND A EXPAT. I AM CURRENTLY STAYING IN DUBAI AND WORKING  AS A LOGISTICS MANAGER. WOULD LIKE TO MAKE FRIENDS HERE AS NEW TO THIS COUNTRY. MISSING MY DAYS WITH MY FRIENDS.

RGDS,
SANJAY.

Hello SANJAY.

Please lower capslock while writing on the forum, in order to facilitate the reading of your message.

Thanks.

Karen

Dear Miss,

I am Syrian, would leave for Istanbul in few days.

Would it be possible that you answer these questions:
1- how much is needed a month for a person to live in Istanbul: shared flat, food, transportation...
2- is it easy for Syrians to find jobs in Istanbul?

Looking forward to hearing from you

Regards
Youssef

Hi shahie,

Your post is now on the Istanbul Forum

Thank you

Maximilien
Expat-blog Team

Thank you

Dear Yousef ,

Well how much does it cost depend if you will be living alone and how are as a person ( do lot of depenses or not )  lets say if you can get 2000 TL as a salary you will be able to live confortably .

For job if you know Turkish besides you Arabic and English you can get a job easly no matter whats you nationality . İf you dont speak turkish well it is hard to find one good payed job.

Good luck

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Dear shahie,

many thnaks for your kind reply.

In fact, I speak Arabic, English and some French. I Have MA in development form the UK. in addition, I have qualifications and expereince in teaching Arabic as a Foreign language in the UK.  But I do not speak Turkish at all.

We will see how things will develop.

Again, many thanks for your kind reply

Regards
Youssef