Moscow

[QUOTE=Kurenda]I was in Rostov-on-Don last summer when I stayed for 3 weeks and also this year in February for a week.

Only foreigners I met where few backpackers.

"Many Italians already go there" what is many?

The girl is playing her game telling you that many Italians already come because probably you're Italian and she plays hard to get telling you there's competition.

Don't worry Rostov-on-Don is not Chisinau.[/QUOTE]Yes, I am italian.

Well, I was disappointed, but now you gave me new hopes, telling me that Rostov-on-Don is not Chisinau, thanks!

Anyway, to don't get angry our friends Chisinau supporters, and to not begin a quarrell here too, I have to say that in Chisinau I always have a couples of new freebies everytime I go, but with a long work before on the net, and of avarage quality.

So I would like better quality with lower efforts, that's why I read carefully your report.

I happy to report intimcity.ru is excellent website for information about finding girls. I used four times in past month and each time was very good. Two times girl was exactly like photo, two other times different girl but same quality service price. I surprise more people note write reports about this. Overall it feels very safe and normal and even civilized.

I can not find all the links but here are two

[url]http://www.intimcity.ru/persons.php?id=78975[/url]
[url]http://www.intimcity.ru/persons.php?id=79848[/url]

Of course it help to speak some Russian, but use the guide posted here in past and you will be find (with little patience perhaps). Other problem is finding building sometimes - best to bring map or little book map you can get in stores many places.

Assimil no problem. Have in mind that Italians (and other EU citizens) don't need visa and for Moldova but for Russia they need visa. There are direct flights from Italy to Chisinau and to Rostov-on-Don definitelly not.

Also Rostov-on-Don is much larger city than Chisinau (almost two times larger) so it will be hard to bump on any Italian there. But no matter of it's size Rostov is provincial place with only two good hotels.

Long work before on the net can give results but getting better quality with lower efforts is something we all want but this is not always like that.

Anyone know if there is some kind of private room available in central Moscow to take woman for some hours, not so expensive? I share hotel room with work colleague but would like to spend private time with normal woman, but not pay for 200 euro hotel room. I search for private sauna, other hotel but find nothing like Japan love hotel or something.

Thank you very much

[QUOTE=Neverwank]

Intimcity.ru is excellent website for information about finding girls.

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Its only in russian, right?

And is it only for Moscow, or if you can use it for other cities, how do you do that?

NW,

There are short-time rooms available in Moscow. I've never used them, but I've read about them. Sextalk has a thread for Hotels and Saunas, it's in Russian, but you might be able to navigate it with an on-line translator.

[url]http://sextalk.ru/postlist.php?Cat=0&Board=sauna[/url]

Bez,

Intimcity is strictly for Moscow, but sextalk has forums for other major cities in Russia; Piter, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, plus a forum for "other countries" you might find interesting. In Russian, of course.

[url]http://sextalk.ru/postlist.php?Cat=0&Board=clsr_foreign[/url]

If you're looking for specific place, you can also do a search (поиск )

[QUOTE=Neverwank]I happy to report intimcity.ru is excellent website for information about finding girls. I used four times in past month and each time was very good. Two times girl was exactly like photo, two other times different girl but same quality service price. I surprise more people note write reports about this. Overall it feels very safe and normal and even civilized.

I can not find all the links but here are two

[url]http://www.intimcity.ru/persons.php?id=78975[/url]
[url]http://www.intimcity.ru/persons.php?id=79848[/url]

Of course it help to speak some Russian, but use the guide posted here in past and you will be find (with little patience perhaps). Other problem is finding building sometimes - best to bring map or little book map you can get in stores many places.[/QUOTE]Also rusdosug is a very good site, probably more frindly for non Russian speaking people.

Please find below my favourite. A little bit expensive. But worth a try.

[url]http://www.rusdosug.com/indi10531-1.htm[/url]

[QUOTE=Kurenda]Assimil no problem. Have in mind that Italians (and other EU citizens) don't need visa and for Moldova but for Russia they need visa. There are direct flights from Italy to Chisinau and to Rostov-on-Don definitelly not.

Also Rostov-on-Don is much larger city than Chisinau (almost two times larger) so it will be hard to bump on any Italian there. But no matter of it's size Rostov is provincial place with only two good hotels.

Long work before on the net can give results but getting better quality with lower efforts is something we all want but this is not always like that.[/QUOTE]Eeee, ok!

At least to improve the quality with the same efforts!

There are also apartments to rent there, or only hotels?

[QUOTE=Red Cat]Also rusdosug is a very good site, probably more frindly for non Russian speaking people.

Please find below my favourite. A little bit expensive. But worth a try.

[url]http://www.rusdosug.com/indi10531-1.htm[/url][/QUOTE]Yes rusdosug.com is better in many ways in fact. You can select for English language, and it has map feature that is very useful, amazing really, can you imagine such a thing in your hometown?

Dr. Skank, great post for sauni information, you are truly PhD in this area.

Bez, I don't know what is best for Piter but you can try dosug.nu

[QUOTE=Neverwank]
Dr. Skank, great post for sauni information, you are truly PhD in this area.
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PhD? And here all a long I thought Skank was an M.D. Gynecologist!!!!!!

[QUOTE=Assimil]...
There are also apartments to rent there, or only hotels?[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.rostovthegreat.com/[/url]

1 week 690 euro too much, I know, but it depends how "fat" is your wallet LOL

I am sure there are cheaper options, maybe web sites only in russians, but you can find some contacts from net and ask to the girls to help you, as I did or book hotel for 3 days and once there to find something you like for location and price.

And holy google gave you wrong info - well sort of.

This is NOT Rostov-on-Don but another Rostov, small town in Yaroslav area.
Some 50 km before Yarsolva when you go there by train.

Name is Rostov but offten called Rostov Veliki (Rostov the Great) to make difference from Rostov-on-Don.

In Russia there are three cites called Rostov:

The large city on Don river called Rostov-na-Donu of course.

Rostov in Yaroslav oblast often called Rostov Veliki (but it's not grat at all some 30 000 people). Offical name is Rostov Yaroslavski (at least this name is on railway station) but no body called it like that.

Thirs Rostov is in Siberia near Krasnoyarsk, usally called Rostov Krasnoyarski.
Also small town mostly populated by people who work at hydroelectric powerplant on Yenisey river near Krasnoyarsk.

Rostov the Great is not a place of interest for foreigners only if you're interested in religious tourism or belonging to orthodox christianity since there are lot of old churches and monasteries. Many of them are completelly rebuild with money given by those russian olighars who sinned a lot he he.

This is a bit off topic. I'm looking for a way to stay in Moscow for more than the 90 out of 180 days currently allowed. I hope / plan to stay for 2+ years but the rules seem impossible at the moment. I've read different advice, but haven't found a solution yet.

A work permit seems unrealistic (I'm self employed but registering a business in Russia is a bit over my capacity at the moment).

I could go home every 90 days to renew my business visa, but it's both expensive and I risk getting a no after a number of times and have trouble getting a visa in the future.

I've read about a some representative office accreditation visas being passed around, but haven't found any serious info on it.

I'm from the EU.

Any help is much appreciated! Cheers

[QUOTE=Kurenda]And holy google gave you wrong info - well sort of....[/QUOTE]

Sorry and thanks for correction :)

[QUOTE=Razkolnikov]

I'm looking to stay in Moscow for more than the 90 out of 180 days currently allowed.

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I thought tourist visa maixmum was 60 days?