Update on my Armenia 2022 adventure!
In the video, I answer some recent questions that I got in response to some of my older videos.

Chapters
1:13 Is it easy to find work?
3:01 Do you need a residency to work/ is it required to work?
5:21 Do you know Armenians in Miami to be my godfather?
6:58 If I travel to where you are at, do you think maybe your priest could do my baptism?
7:58 Ethnicity’ VS ‘nationality’
8:41 Godfather needs to be Both Armenian+ Citizen?
10:00 How much did the lawyer cost?
10:46 How quickly did it take you to adjust to being there?
13:22 Is there anything you wished you had done prior to coming, preparing in some way?
15:23 How did you meet friends/network once you arrived?
17:40 Do you feel as though people are judgmental or that you need to hide who you are?
19:27 How safe have you found it, especially at night, have you had any incidences?
22:57 So far do you still see yourself staying in Armenia for the foreseeable future?
24:41 What’s it like dating in Armenia?
25:23 Final Thoughts

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Yerevan everyday life is hard to imagine if you have never been here before. Soon I’ll post about “a day in my life in Yerevan” and also more realistic views of life in Yerevan Armenia.

If you don’t already know, Yerevan is the capital of Armenia. It’s a post-Soviet country that’s trying hard to build its economy, attract tourism and live a prosperous life. I’m trying to be a part of that change! Armenian news can be confusing so I’m here to talk about the experience as *almost* a local.

This Armenia vlog goes over the struggles and obstacles I had to overcome. I also touch on the cost of the process and the cost of living in Armenia. Moving to Armenia has not been easy so I hope my story can help others. There are a lot of Yerevan culture shocks but this by far has been the worst. Living in Yerevan has a lot of pros and cons, so let me know if you have any questions!

#Yerevan #Armenia

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