Answers to questions: How to get rid of the fear of the unknown? How to avoid loneliness in a foreign country? How to solve legal and economic issues? How to help your own child adapt to school? Is it necessary to rebuild “Russian” thinking in immigration? How to preserve your culture without violating local traditions? How to avoid attacks of nostalgia? How to achieve financial and personal success in immigration? How to overcome the language barrier? This is the most pressing problem, the solution of which should be taken care of in advance. After all, you will need to speak at the border, and then every day, at home, at work, in the hospital (God forbid). But, even if you decide to move to another country without speaking a foreign language, you should not despair. You just need to urgently master the basic course, gain vocabulary from daily used phrases and sentences. There are many practical tips on how to speed up the result and make this process easier. During the consultation, we will master these techniques and turn the process of learning the foreign language you need into exciting creativity. In the meantime, here is a video course in English and Italian to help you. How to get rid of the fear of the unknown? Fear of the unknown occurs, as a rule, in the absence of a specific goal and action plan. During the consultation, we will analyze all your fears and assumptions and eliminate them by considering all possible options for the development of events regarding your own desires and aspirations. In this way, you will have a clear idea of ​​upcoming events, and the conditions for their occurrence will no longer frighten you as you become familiar with them. How to avoid loneliness in a foreign country? Loneliness is a problem of a personal nature, and not of living conditions. However, it is often immigration that leads to a breakdown in relationships. We arrived together, but each to himself. This is happening against a backdrop of disjointed adaptation. It is very important to overcome the difficulties that have arisen together, sharing all the anxieties and joys of the adaptation period and helping each other in organizing a new way of life. These are the questions we resolve during consultation. For immigrating bachelors, loneliness can also become a protracted problem if you do not realize in time your desire to start a family, and do not determine the parameters and search area for a prospective partner. Marriage with a foreigner requires special preparation. Different mentalities, different lifestyles. But different does not mean stranger. We need to find common values. During the consultation, you will be able to better understand your own desires and set a specific goal in this matter. How to resolve legal and economic issues? Each country has its own laws and rules of public order. And they are fundamentally different from, even if “post”, but still Soviet norms and traditions. Of course, no one drills through volumes of criminal or civil law unless he studies them in the process of acquiring a profession. But every immigrant should know the basic rights and obligations, opportunities and restrictions in the law of his new country. Understand and accept their logic of behavior and economic thinking. Especially in eastern countries. There are a number of organizations that it is better to get acquainted with in order to take advantage of their help and enlist support at the right time. Economic security is the main guarantee of your personal peace of mind anywhere in the world. Many nuances escape our attention, especially in extreme conditions of immigration. By discussing these issues during a consultation, you gain an understanding of your situation and the possibility of improving it. How to help your own child adapt to school? On the one hand, it is easier for children to immigrate; they were already in the active process of learning about the world, and they remember everything new more easily. But, on the other hand, they feel any negativity more acutely and are more susceptible to fear of criticism and hostility from others. The sudden loss of one’s native environment, friends and even familiar food, the inability to communicate in one’s native language, aggravates the already stressful.