Veddy nice datasheet!.I like.
I spent 4 months in Almaty KZ before the more liberal Visa regimes came into effect. Weren't many foreigners around. Very cheap city to live in. Weather is much more hospitable than its northern counterparts.
I like the unofficial taxi system a lot. People commuting to work will take you to your desired destination if it's not too out of the way for a negotiated fee.
English levels remain pretty low in my opinion. Knowing Russian is essential to do well with the women and form connections.
I also spent time in one lesser-known city called Temirtau. I didn't know about this forum at the time, but I got approached on a few occasions while randomly walking on the street by HB7 Kazakh girls. A lot of IOIs from girls who worked in the school which I worked at but being more shy and not yet red-pilled yet it culminated into nothing.
I got treated extremely well by the locals. They really are hospitable. Some of 'em had never seen a foreigner before. I was the first New Zealander to be registered at the local police station there. Then throw into the mix the fact I can speak decent Russian, and they lose their minds.
KZ is a good option in the sense you have Russians and Kazakh girls to choose from. Variety is the spice of life after all.
I spent 4 months in Almaty KZ before the more liberal Visa regimes came into effect. Weren't many foreigners around. Very cheap city to live in. Weather is much more hospitable than its northern counterparts.
I like the unofficial taxi system a lot. People commuting to work will take you to your desired destination if it's not too out of the way for a negotiated fee.
English levels remain pretty low in my opinion. Knowing Russian is essential to do well with the women and form connections.
I also spent time in one lesser-known city called Temirtau. I didn't know about this forum at the time, but I got approached on a few occasions while randomly walking on the street by HB7 Kazakh girls. A lot of IOIs from girls who worked in the school which I worked at but being more shy and not yet red-pilled yet it culminated into nothing.
I got treated extremely well by the locals. They really are hospitable. Some of 'em had never seen a foreigner before. I was the first New Zealander to be registered at the local police station there. Then throw into the mix the fact I can speak decent Russian, and they lose their minds.
KZ is a good option in the sense you have Russians and Kazakh girls to choose from. Variety is the spice of life after all.