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    Ich suche nach Meinungen zu den Anforderungen an die russische Sprache bei Wohnungs- und Stellenausschreibungen in Zypern


    Ich würde gerne von beiden Seiten Meinungen zu den Erwartungen an die russische Sprache bei Wohnraum und Stellenausschreibungen (LinkedIn) hören, insbesondere in Limassol.

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    2. Deep-Ad4183 on

      As if Turkey’s fucking colonialism wasn’t enough, now we have this too.

      UNACCEPTABLE. THE GOVERNMENT MUST INTERVENE IMMEDIATELY.

    3. Christosconst on

      At least money goes from russians to russians, rather than from cypriots to russians

    4. CupcakeMurder86 on

      Reply with „prefers“ doesn’t mean „must be“. Can I see it? Waste her time…and take way too long to view the apartment.

    5. kng_arthur on

      I mean… there are people living outside this country. And they have their own approch to things.
      When i was in Germany they would interview you to rent you a bedroom. And they would reject you without saying the reason.
      If you have people coming to the island and doing things how they like with their property, what suprises you?

    6. zepazuzu on

      I mean, in Russia that’s illegal though. And I think it’s almost non existent today. Some 10-15 years ago there were ads with „slavic only“ (discriminating Asians and other non slavic Russian citizens). It’s gone now. Why do they think they can do this again in Cyprus – I don’t know. Maybe the language barrier.

    9. Open_Woodpecker5712 on

      more than 51% of property sales were executed by Russians the last few years.

      I cant imagine if the above message was saying „This property unfortunately owner prefers Jews“, it would make it everywhere on the news and in every social media platform.

    10. flukked on

      A friend of mine in Limassol, a local Cypriot, also rents out his two apartments only to Russians/Ukrainians etc and only to IT immigrants.

      He says there’s less risk with them, they’re quieter, they pay more, and they don’t complain.

    14. SeveralCheetah5553 on

      I wonder if this is something else, not racism, at least in some cases, and connects to something that’s been at the back of my mind.  Hear me out.

      Since the invasion of Ukraine, Russia has been increasingly cut off from the financial system. Incidentally, Cyprus has been one of the bigger, if not the biggest, facilitators of sanctions avoidance but I don’t want to talk about that. 

      This means that it’s difficult to send money to or get money out of Russia at least via the usual routes. One way you can do this, and keep money in the financial system is to do two, seemingly independent, within-jurisdiction transactions. The basic premise is that you give money to someone in one country and they give you money in another, while staying within the banking system in each country. It’s a form of money laundering. Let’s see how we can make it work here for someone who wants to send money to Russia.

      Lets say Alice is a Russian who lives in Cyprus. She wants to send money to her family in Russia but she can’t transfer it normally and she doesn’t trust crypto or the fees are too high. Alice has a rental property in Cyprus. She finds Bob, who is also a Russian living in Cyprus. They agree that Bob will rent the flat from Alice, for 1000 euros a month. In the eyes of the Cypriot government this is fine, it’s considerably below market rate, but legal. However, they also agree that Bob will also transfer 100k rubles from his Russian account to Alice’s family account in Russia each month. 

      So both achieve their goals. Alice gets money sent to Russia and Bob gets a rental (perhaps below market rate overall, as compensation for the service he is providing). If Bob doesn’t send the rubles, Alice can evict him, so she has some recourse if things go bad. If Alice evicts Bob without reason, Bob cuts off the rubles. Bob has some safety too.

      A Cypriot, or any other nationality who isn’t Russian, cannot enter into this kind of agreement with Alice so they are rejected as tenants. 

      Maybe some variation of the above is going on that can explain what we’re seeing. Or it’s just racism, but my money is on money laundering.

    15. mccnlightbae on

      WTF!! 🤬 why is cyprus being gentrified and colonised by russians or israelis?

    19. truthcapture on

      It’s discrimination, and illegal. They can do it unofficially but not say it to you openly like that

    20. gavr123456789 on

      this is suuper common practice to rent to a certain group, there are tons of rental offers for girls only, or for students only, only for non-smokers, only without children, etc.

    21. eev200 on

      A few weeks ago the entire country was shocked to hear about the death of two young Bulgarian boys. The Cypriot owner of the block of flats that the boys’ father was staying went on the radio to say that he doesn’t rent to families with children because the children are noisy and he cannot sleep. I haven’t seen any one of the 30 people who commented here to complain. Maybe a serious self reflection is needed.

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