annegrrrl
American expat in the Netherlands
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About me
American
Lives in Rotterdam
Speaks English, Italian, French
Registration: 20 November 2009
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What is normal when moving to Holland for love? by Visje
First off, I love Holland, I'm here because of a wonderful man who I've been blessed to meet, and I don't feel like living anywhere else. However between jobs or lack thereof and learning Dutch, I've found myself very depressed. It would help if I ...
Hey Visje, I most certainly went through the same thing when I became an expat back in 2009. It takes a while to get your feet back underneath you, that's for sure. I'm in Rotterdam now, and since we're in the same city I'd be happy to chat about ... Read More
Advice needed: noise, laud music etc. by vpuller
I will appreciate advice regarding the following matter: I live in a residence (many apartments rented to students and others temporarily living in Bordeaux.) My neighbors have recently adopted a habit of having parties till late in the night (till ...
Yes, call the police. It's really the only way to get it to stop. They will eventually be given a fine. Good luck. Read More
Dentist in Marseille
Hello all, I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a great dentist in Marseille. It doesn't matter if they speak English or not - I just want someone qualified and extremely skilled. Any recommendations would be appreciated, please send ... Read More
PLEASE HELP! HELP! HELP!!! by amber0116
i will have my vacation in france and im planning to apply as a student in a french language school so i can get a visa for 1 year did you know any school that can do that for me??? please helppppppp
Apply to a regular university, language schools generally do not offer any kind of student visa options. You all need to pay an initial fee, get paperwork saying you've been accepted, then go back to your home country, fill out the student visa ... Read More
Moving to France in January... Need advice. by neaideabh
Hi, I have decided to move to France after christmas for a year with the intention of working (anywhere) and become hopefully fluent at the language! I have not decided anything yet... Am looking into the following ...
You're not going to find a job, unless it's under the table. Employers have to spend a lot of money to sponsor Americans for a work visa, so unless you're a highly skilled professional you can forget that idea. Working under the table is fine, you ... Read More