Kyiv

[Ivan Buyan]

What are the most reliable and least expensive escort sites in Kiev?

I came across ads on this forum and decided to give it a try (OMG escorts that works thru Telegram messenger). So basically this is escorts service inside Telegram. They have few hundred girls. I can not say it is least expensive but here's a gem how to make it cheaper.

Invite a girl from another city!

Their prices per night range from $250 to $1 k+ and Kyiv girls are usually more expensive.

I invited one girl from Odessa (contacted her first and paid some extra for her tickets and she came to Kyiv). The price was very reasonable (even with that extra for the tickets) and I did bargain.

I am having another date this weekend with another girl from Dnepr and plan to do so with Kharkiv very soon.

Enjoy!

[RandomWalker]

My landlord says all his 10+ apartments are booked for the weekend. It has not happened for a long time. It seems the ladies would be having a surge in customers and the tables are turning after months and months of more supply than demand. I was one of the lucky guys who suddenly found beautiful teenagers practically asking for shelter overnight.

In my home town all 5* hotels are booked for this weekend, but it's St. Valentine's day. They were completely empty just two days ago and (most probably) will be empty again on the 15th; the same might be happening in Kiev. I see that 250 apartments are available for this weekend on booking.com, 500 for the next, and 600 after 2 weeks. That said, I seem to remember seeing close to 900 available apartments at some point this winter, so yeah, maybe the number of travelers really goes up.

[VinDici]

It seems the ladies would be having a surge in customers and the tables are turning after months and months of more supply than demand.

That is a bloody disaster! I'm planning a return trip shortly so was hoping that the oversupply situation would still be the case.

[Guntherus]

My landlord says all his 10+ apartments are booked for the weekend. It has not happened for a long time. It seems the ladies would be having a surge in customers and the tables are turning after months and months of more supply than demand. I was one of the lucky guys who suddenly found beautiful teenagers practically asking for shelter overnight.

[Sorbonne]

I never had a problem booking train tickets here https://booking.uz.gov.ua/en/.

Yes, but as I said in my sentence TeFab456 omitted in quoting me, online booking is a recent thing.

The last time I bribed train conductor, I needed to jump on the train urgently at the Kiev Vokzal and didn't have time to buy ticket. The ticket counters stopped selling tickets about 15 minutes before trains left. I'm not sure about today, but they still did that only a few years ago.

[PhotoSlider]

What are the most reliable and least expensive escort sites in Kiev?

1. Mutually exclusive: most reliable and least expensive.

2. "Reliable escort sites in Kiev" - such category doesn't exist in reality.

GIA used to be a better than 50% chance 4-5 years ago. Not cheap. Changed ownership and went down in quality.

Most of the marketing moved to messengers and IG.

2-3 days in Kiev is like going to Vegas to play blackjack and expecting to win big. These days, without reliable contacts established in the past, I wouldn't bother going for a short term visit.

If you have 3-4 weeks to spare, then you may browse back about 3-4 years until now on this Forum to get an idea. Approach has been explained many times.

I've been away for an extended period of time, but troops on the ground report casting a wide net on Mamba, SeekingArrangements and Tinder results in occasional hits. And some of the shots do miss the target. Yet, according to trusted sources there are gems, genuinely willing to partake.

RTFF. Read the Forum. Pay for membership to exchange Private Messages.

[Fck Dick]

What are the most reliable and least expensive escort sites in Kiev?

[TeFab456]

I did not see this post until just now, either.

I have contributed to corruption myself because I have bribed train conductors almost each time I took long-distance trains in Ukraine. I believe this is a fairly common practice among foreigners in Ukraine because if you don't speak the language, it could get very difficult to buy train tickets in advance. .

I never had a problem booking train tickets here https://booking.uz.gov.ua/en/.

[Mikailabc]

Hi,

In my last trip, it was relatively easy to find apartments with girls, you only talk to a taxi driver and specify your budget. Apparently there are apartments for different budges. I took some of 2000 and one of 3000 hryvnia for 1 hour, quality was pretty good even for the 2000 hryvnia. The 3000 hryvnia has better furniture but girls quality was not that much higher. Girls between 18 and 24 years old, from average to very good looking.

This was 1 year ago, so if you could advise me where to find good apartments with nice girls this would help me a lot. Please share with me at least the street name, I can ask the taxi driver and give the street name as reference, probably he will know the place.

This time I have more time to explore, so I would like to try the university students (semi-pro). However, it has been very hard to find one on the internet, Mamba for instance is full of fake profiles trying to grab your money for nothing. Any advice or referrals on university students? Thanks in advance.

[Pokeristi21]

Hi guys,

Planning a trip to Kiev with one of my guy friends for partying and mongering.

The plan is to pipeline on Tinder and possibly Instagram. Got any tips on texts to write the girls?

Cheers guys.

[Hestendk]

When you once overstayed, were you actually fined AND blocked from re-entry, before you applied for the long term residency?

A few years ago when I unwittingly overstayed by 2 days, I was fined about 60 USD at the airport, but when I asked if I could come back the next day, they said yes.

Last year, I entered Ukraine right before the quarantine started and stayed there for 6 1/2 months. So under normal circumstances I would have overstayed by 3 1/2 months. When I left Ukraine, however, I was detained at the airport, but after only a few minutes the officer realized that I did so within the rules they established, so I was let go without being imposed any penalty.

If you want to be sure, what you should do is to call your local immigration office in Ukraine. That's what I did, so I was certain I should not be fined. But, as always, it ultimately depends on the officer you deal with at the airport, so I had the phone number of the English-speaking local immigration officer handy at least so that I could argue back to the officer!

I didn't get A fine which I also should not, it took 15 minutes longer at borer control because they had to do something to reset the system and cancle the fine for me.

I wasnt banned or anything also, but the next time I came with a the visum to obtain my TRP status.

[Sorbonne]

Once I was sightseeing in Kiev. So it's winter and at 8 pm I come next to the Golden gate, the only remainder of a 1000 yo city wall. The place is closed and I peer inside through an iron gate trying to discern something since it is already past dark. A guard comes to me and offers to open the museum for me for 20 hrivna I'm, like, let's do it!! I had only 50-nominal notes, so I give him 50, he opens up the place and says that he has no change, but he will exchange the money. I didn't really believe it but didn't care in the end. So I had a museum, albeit a small one, for myself, and the guy actually came back and gave me my change.

So sometimes corruption can be really hilarious, if you're not on the short end of the stick, most often you are, and then it isn't.

I did not see this post until just now, either.

To counter what I just said, I realize that, although I could claim that I had not encountered any corruption in Ukraine, I have contributed to corruption myself because I have bribed train conductors almost each time I took long-distance trains in Ukraine. I believe this is a fairly common practice among foreigners in Ukraine because if you don't speak the language, it could get very difficult to buy train tickets in advance. But it is getting easier lately as the tech improves both offline and online.

But the last time I took a long distance train in Ukraine this conductor told me that I needed to pay 2000 UAH before I got on the train. After negotiating it down to 1000 UAH, I got on the train. But when the conductor actually came to collect the money, I was surprised that he asked me for only 200 UAH, which was the actual cost of the ticket. It was around the time Zelensky was elected, so at that time I thought maybe corruption in Ukraine was finally coming to close.

I shouldn't be ashamed of myself for contributing to the corruption in Ukraine because even our current president Biden and his family seem to have done the same.

[DramaFree11]

I did not see this GDreams' post until just now. ISG is weird. Sometimes posts don't get posted chronologically, I think.

To think about it, I myself posted here several months ago saying Ukraine is a country where you bribe human resource to get a job. In this instance I met a man who told me he had to pay a bribe when he got a job.

So my point was that of course I have heard of corruptions but have not encountered it myself.

None of this should be a surprise. Kiev is full of corruption and scams. Some choose to ignore it or claims it does not exist, on this page.

[Sorbonne]

My ex wife was Ukrainian. If you you want a drivers license you pay bribe. Good grades in uni, pay bribe. Because you are not seeing the corruption does not mean it does not exist.

I did not see this GDreams' post until just now. ISG is weird. Sometimes posts don't get posted chronologically, I think.

To think about it, I myself posted here several months ago saying Ukraine is a country where you bribe human resource to get a job. In this instance I met a man who told me he had to pay a bribe when he got a job.

So my point was that of course I have heard of corruptions but have not encountered it myself.

[PhotoSlider]

...the Golden gate, the only remainder of a 1000 yo city wall...

Yes indeed, it is the only visible remainder of the city wall, first mentioned in 1018, and built probably in 1011-1012. Batu Khan destroyed it with the whole city in 1240. Gates restored in 1982 for 1500 years anniversary of Kiev. You definitely saw the impressive remnants of the original masonry inside the museum.

Some of the wall actually can still be seen in the downtown landscape, as it goes along the streets of Yaroslaviv Val, Malopidvalna, Kostyolna, and then around Andreevskaya Church, and Peyzazhna towards L'vivska Square and back to the Gates. There is none of the woodwork left, and all the visible stones have been recycled over the centuries, but diamond-shaped perimeter of so called City of Yaroslav the Wise can still be found, and storming that steep fortress was rather difficult in the day.

The above admittedly has little value for this Forum. Yet, I found it a great walk with the girl to see if she has good enough manners. Lots of great cafes and restaurants along the way, other places of interest. Some young ladies got bored and were sent away, some were genuinely interested, and with some we walked over, or ended up in the taxi on the way to my place.

Golden Gate Museum has great corners for a kiss with Ukrainian beauty as a prologue, before deciding where to take her for a dinner, or call for another one altogether. In fact there are at least 3 salon-apartments and 3 adult massage establishments along the way, where arrangements can be made in a much more expedited manner, with minimal courtship.