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grahamtritt

grahamtritt

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New Zealander °µÍø½ûÇø in Switzerland

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23

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About me

New Zealander

Lives in Bern

Speaks English, German, French, Italian, Maori

Registration: 22 July 2009

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grahamtritt replied to a thread
2 years ago
martinaleavy

Looking for English speaking friends by martinaleavy

My husband (Irish) and I moved from Geneva to Estavayer le Lac and we would like to know if there are some anglophones in the area. We are in our 50s, we are members in the Golf Payern, we like biking, hiking and swimming in the lake. It would be ...

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@martinaleavy I have an English friend who golfs in Payerne. Lots of °µÍø½ûÇøs in Berne. ANd I think Vevey. Read More

grahamtritt replied to a thread
8 years ago
Manolok

I have the Swiss passport but can't find a job. Please advice! by Manolok

A brief intro: My father is from Biel/Bienne and he came to Peru in 1975. He met my mother (Peruvian) and I was born in 1983 (34 y/o now). He decided to live and work here and we traveled to Switzerland every couple years to visit the Swiss-side ...

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Join a co-working space, join teams for creating apps. People with all softs of experience are needed and valued. Check out https://www.coworker.com/peru and all the information on http://www.theworkshop.com.pe/ for instance. In Switzerland there ... Read More

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8 years ago
Priscilla

Cost of living in Switzerland - 2017 by Priscilla

Hello, Before moving to Switzerland, it is important to investigate the cost of living in the country. As we did in 2015, we give you the opportunity to share your experience and tell us more about products and services average recorded ...

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These two web sites fo city by city comparisons and also country comparisons. https://www.numbeo.com/ https://www.°µÍø½ûÇøistan.com Read More

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8 years ago
amber1609

Marrying a Tunisian man living in Zurich.. what should i expect? by amber1609

Hi there, i am a born muslim living in a Westernised non-muslim country. after a couple of years studying in the Arab world, i am now working in a muslim organisation dealing with mainly Islamic-related public enquiries. i have always been ...

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Yesterday and today there are a lot of reports on radio SRF1 (in German) about binational couples. You can see them and probably listen to a lot of podcasts here: ... Read More

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8 years ago
amber1609

Marrying a Tunisian man living in Zurich.. what should i expect? by amber1609

Hi there, i am a born muslim living in a Westernised non-muslim country. after a couple of years studying in the Arab world, i am now working in a muslim organisation dealing with mainly Islamic-related public enquiries. i have always been ...

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Mixed-culture marriages have a hard enough time even when both partners are Caucasian Christians! The reason being cultural differences, many of which surface after the flames have cooled. (Social ways, different values, outside pressures, etc. etc. ... Read More

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8 years ago
Lea-Ann

Looking for a job or to study in Switzerland by Lea-Ann

Hello, I am fairly new to °µÍø½ûÇøs.com. I am South African, in my mid-30's and I wish to relocate to Switzerland. There have been many challenges in trying to get employment in the country. It appears that companies don't want to deal with ...

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Where you go depends on whether you speak or want to learn French, Italian or German. Since "high German" for universities is not "Swiss German" for the street, it is doubly difficult. So check out the other areas. I know many ... Read More

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9 years ago
Angel0

4000 CHF/month for 2 people: thoughts please? by Angel0

Hello everybody! Let me introduce myself. I'm a brazilian Mathematician interested in Computational Neurodynamics. My wife's a Russian sociologist. I'll start my Ph.D in the EPFL and get a scholarship of (about) 4000 CFH/month. Is that ...

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Yes it will be hard. You can live in the countryside cheaper than the city, but add travel costs. Better to share a flat with others, then you can learn a lot from them. See www.wg.ch Since your wife is not E.U., she may not get a working permit ... Read More

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9 years ago
Jocelynceline

I want to meet filipina in Switzerland by Jocelynceline

How I meet a filipina in Switzerland? Im Jocelyn from Philippines living in Brugg.

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Organsation samahang www.samahang.ch ; Roman catholic churches e.g. Berne at Bruder Klaus Read More

grahamtritt replied to a thread
9 years ago
coppens1718

how I can go about getting a work permit? by coppens1718

Hello, I recently arrived to Geneva from the United States-Wisconsin to live with my boyfriend who I met while traveling in South America. I am hoping to find work and learn french here in Geneva during the next year. I have a question, does anyone ...

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A work permit for USA and other third-world citizens like me (NZ) is difficult - you need qualifications and experience enough to persuade a company and the canton that they need you and cant find anyone else in Switzerland or Europe. Much like the ... Read More

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15 years ago
helensammy

Mums to be in the Lucerne area? by helensammy

Any mums to be in the Lucerne area? Looking for any other English speaking mums or mums to be to share info, whats going on, tips and fun with about our babies to be.....NZ

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Hi, if you look at the Swiss web site "Mothering Matters" which is mmjournal.com/, on the Links page you can find the yahoo group °µÍø½ûÇø-Moms-In-Switzerland, which is well organised and very active. I don't think there are any groups specifically ... Read More

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15 years ago
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Living in Fribourg by °µÍø½ûÇø.com

You are an °µÍø½ûÇøriate living in Fribourg, or you used to work and live in Fribourg. Share your °µÍø½ûÇø experience! How would you describe life in Fribourg? Has it been complicated to settle down, to find a job, and an accomodation? Is it ...

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There are several groups for °µÍø½ûÇøs in Fribourg, see the forum on meetup.com/meetupfribourg for some links. Now restaurants are non-smoking, it is a great relief. The place to meet is Paddy O'Neill's bar. Graham Read More

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15 years ago
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Going out in Berne by °µÍø½ûÇø.com

Hi there, Which are your 10 favorite places to go out in Berne? Which places would you recommend to newcomers? (restaurants, pubs, discos, theaters, cinemas, concert halls...) Thanks!

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From http://www.meetup.com/meetupberne/ Meetup Location RSVPs Jul 22 7:00 PM Book club meeting Sophie Group - Book Readers When: Wednesday 22 July, from 19.00h to 21.00h Contact: Graham Tritt Deadline: Monday 20 July Comments: Bring a ... Read More