Minsk

[QUOTE=Felix Nordic; 1327079]Seems like there is a solution to the Scandinavian mongerers problems with the current diplomatic war between Belarus and Sweden. Scandinavians can now apply for the visa at Minsk airport as we lack Belarus embassies in our countires. This is official Belarus gov info. As for those planning to bring a girl from Belarus home, the Estonian embassy in Minsk is prepared to handle that.

Cheers and happy mongering!

/Felix[/QUOTE]When do we leave, Felix?

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Hi all,

I am currently in Minsk for the first time until next Saturday 9/22 and am looking to meet a few girls. I arrived on Friday and went to Club Next and Venezia strip club. Club Next had lots of girls, but I did not know how to approach them to ask for more. I have a few questions:

- What clubs would be best to try to meet someone in 18-28? I am in my twenties and would prefer this age.

- What is the etiquette? If I am at a club or lobby, should I approach them or just get a drink and have them approach me?

- How much is a reasonable price for an hour, or a night? I have heard $200euro for just sex, or an hour. This seems to be expensive to me, what is the average that I should be negotiating for?

Any other tips?

Thanks in advance!

[QUOTE=Tzchunx; 1327382]Hi all,

I am currently in Minsk for the first time until next Saturday 9/22 and am looking to meet a few girls. I arrived on Friday and went to Club Next and Venezia strip club. Club Next had lots of girls, but I did not know how to approach them to ask for more. I have a few questions:

- What clubs would be best to try to meet someone in 18-28? I am in my twenties and would prefer this age.

- What is the etiquette? If I am at a club or lobby, should I approach them or just get a drink and have them approach me?

- How much is a reasonable price for an hour, or a night? I have heard $200euro for just sex, or an hour. This seems to be expensive to me, what is the average that I should be negotiating for?

Any other tips?

Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]A few things: first of all stay away from NEXT. It is over priced, too many professionals and too expensive. Minsk has many girls who are not so rigidly professional who are willing to have sex with a man for money. Secondly, and most importantly, everything you asked is answered simply and directly on this thread. Do what we all had to do, go back and read previous posts. All your questions will be answered. One year ago last week I was in Minsk for the first time and what I learned on this thread proved to be very valuable.

Good luck and make sure you go to Boulevard Cafe and sit on the balcony (if it is still open) and watch all the pretty girls walk by. A favorite afternoon activity of mine and better enjoyed with a scotch and soda.

[QUOTE=Tzchunx; 1327382]Hi all,

I am currently in Minsk for the first time until next Saturday 9/22 and am looking to meet a few girls. I arrived on Friday and went to Club Next and Venezia strip club. Club Next had lots of girls, but I did not know how to approach them to ask for more. I have a few questions:

- What clubs would be best to try to meet someone in 18-28? I am in my twenties and would prefer this age.

- What is the etiquette? If I am at a club or lobby, should I approach them or just get a drink and have them approach me?

-

Any other tips?

Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]In your 20s and you suddenly find yourself in a very strange country, right.

There is no etiquette here how to approach them, or how to sort out the Hoes.

Just stand there in the middle club looking Clueless much in the same way you do in any club in the west and Wait For Divine Intervention To Drop a Girl From The Sky Into your Arms.

[QUOTE=CanadianBoy; 1327605]A few things: first of all stay away from NEXT. It is over priced, too many professionals and too expensive. Minsk has many girls who are not so rigidly professional who are willing to have sex with a man for money. Secondly, and most importantly, everything you asked is answered simply and directly on this thread. Do what we all had to do, go back and read previous posts. All your questions will be answered. One year ago last week I was in Minsk for the first time and what I learned on this thread proved to be very valuable.

Good luck and make sure you go to Boulevard Cafe and sit on the balcony (if it is still open) and watch all the pretty girls walk by. A favorite afternoon activity of mine and better enjoyed with a scotch and soda.[/QUOTE]Hi CB,

Thanks for the reply, I actually did read through the thread but was wondering if some things had changed, which was why I asked the questions. To give a bit more background, I only speak English and have picked up about 20-30 words from being here in the last few days, but not enough to converse. I have gone to a few clubs now, including Club Next, Dosari, and West World Club, along with a few strip clubs. Unfortunately, I am just striking out. I went to West World on Saturday but it was mostly empty, ended up going to the strip club downstairs, and spent about $100 on a few private dances. The wgs in the Hotel Victoria are a little to old for me (I am in my late 20's and was hoping to find someone younger than myself).

I think the biggest issue is that I do not speak Russian, and am getting a little bit frustrated at the lack of success at this point. Any further suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated as I am here for the week. What days are best to go to West World Club? This seems to be the best way to meet girls who are not charging 200 euro an hour.

Thanks again!

[QUOTE=Tzchunx; 1327660]Hi CB,

Thanks for the reply, I actually did read through the thread but was wondering if some things had changed, which was why I asked the questions. To give a bit more background, I only speak English and have picked up about 20-30 words from being here in the last few days, but not enough to converse. I have gone to a few clubs now, including Club Next, Dosari, and West World Club, along with a few strip clubs. Unfortunately, I am just striking out. I went to West World on Saturday but it was mostly empty, ended up going to the strip club downstairs, and spent about $100 on a few private dances. The wgs in the Hotel Victoria are a little to old for me (I am in my late 20's and was hoping to find someone younger than myself).

I think the biggest issue is that I do not speak Russian, and am getting a little bit frustrated at the lack of success at this point. Any further suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated as I am here for the week. What days are best to go to West World Club? This seems to be the best way to meet girls who are not charging 200 euro an hour.

Thanks again![/QUOTE]No, nothing in Minsk has changed. I have been there twice in the past year. Look Minsk is not Kiev: you have to work a lot harder and be more patient in meeting girls. Belarussian girls are much more reserved than their Ukrainian counterparts.

University is back in session and there should be plenty of girls around. I don't speak Russian either and, yes, it has been a problem for me at times, too. Dozari is a great club to bring a girl you want to impress but not to meet a girl, especially if you do not speak Russian. Try the internet and start with mamba. Do not message girls in English, use a translator and message them in Russian. Even so there is an etiquette on getting the girls on their to consider meeting you, however I am not going to spoon feed you; you should have been doing this before you left for Minsk. Minsk is the kind of city you have to do some serious homework before you visit, in my opinion, but it is very rewarding.

As for West World Club, read what Jojosun has written in the past on that subject. He is much more of an expert in that field then I am.

Good luck!

I have been told that real estate prices were still low in Minsk. Per exemple, the average price in this new building in the center is about 1500 us$ per square meter (all apartments make 200 square meters).

Is it correct? Anyone knows if permanent visas are granted in the case where you have made a real estate investment?

Pro, good job you posted on something useful to read.

Here you go. [url]http://www.prlog.org/11767096-buying-property-in-belarus-is-possible-for-foreigners.html.[/url]

I Posted on the subject here few months ago.

LOL. Make sure that you don't buy next door to me. The last thing I want is a middle Aged French monger next door 2 me in Minsk.

[QUOTE=Jojosun; 1333545]Pro, good job you posted on something useful to read.

Here you go.

[url]http://www.prlog.org/11767096-buying-property-in-belarus-is-possible-for-foreigners.html.[/url]

I Posted on the subject here few months ago.

LOL. Make sure that you don't buy next door to me. The last thing I want is a middle Aged French monger next door 2 me in Minsk.[/QUOTE][url]http://www.apartmentinminsk.com/news-blog/flat-sale-buy.htm.[/url]

Contact them direct re Visaissues.

[QUOTE=Prosal; 1333442]I have been told that real estate prices were still low in Minsk. Per exemple, the average price in this new building in the center is about 1500 us$ per square meter (all apartments make 200 square meters).

Is it correct? Anyone knows if permanent visas are granted in the case where you have made a real estate investment?[/QUOTE]Seems like a terrible investment, unless you can get a nice big mortgage at about 3. 5% rate. Sorry, way off topic.

[QUOTE=Climaxnow;1333907]Seems like a terrible investment, unless you can get a nice big mortgage at about 3. 5% rate. Sorry, way off topic.[/QUOTE]Hum. FYI, and happily, some people don't need a mortgage to spend 250 000 € (rolleyes).

It's also IMO not a "terrible" investment. I've seen the real estate prices in Romania being x 10 in five years, to reach 5 000 €/square meter nowadays in Bucarest. In Moscow, the real estate prices are outrageous. Even in Chisinau the market has skyrocketed up to 4 000 €/square meter. Some 1 200 €/square meter for prime real estate in Minsk seems to me VERY interesting (provided it gives you access to visa facilities).

As for being "off topic", admittedly the endless questions you ask about "how to use mamba" or "where to find needy girls" are surely more on topic, but the fact that one can buy a 200 square meters pied a terre in Minsk for 240 000 € is maybe ALSO a matter of interest for some people here.

[QUOTE=Prosal; 1333924]Hum. FYI, and happily, some people don't need a mortgage to spend 250 000 € (rolleyes).

It's also IMO not a "terrible" investment. I've seen the real estate prices in Romania being x 10 in five years, to reach 5 000 €/square meter nowadays in Bucarest. In Moscow, the real estate prices are outrageous. Even in Chisinau the market has skyrocketed up to 4 000 €/square meter. Some 1 200 €/square meter for prime real estate in Minsk seems to me VERY interesting (provided it gives you access to visa facilities).

As for being "off topic", admittedly the endless questions you ask about "how to use mamba" or "where to find needy girls" are surely more on topic, but the fact that one can buy a 200 square meters pied a terre in Minsk for 240 000 € is maybe ALSO a matter of interest for some people here.[/QUOTE]Well, good luck when they seize your property. Minsk hardly has the economic dynamics of the other cities you mention.

By the way, for the last few years I completely under estimated how useful Mamba can be.

[QUOTE=Climaxnow;1333967].By the way, for the last few years I completely under estimated how useful Mamba can be.[/QUOTE]It would be interesting to have you elaborate on this statement.

I have used Mamba a lot in Kiev, and sometimes it yields great results with a lot of fun. I only stay week at the time, and in between visits I can see if my contacts are busy online, and prepare next visit, have them make some preparation like invite a special friend to party, order tables at clubs etc. But this is time-consuming and I have to use my wits to the utmost with most of the girls.

Then there is the very effective option to contact (new) girls spontaneously after I arrived (searh "now online" or look at the flash-banner on top of page) , because many of the women don't care to answere someone who is (or is not) coming to their city only next week or next month. But many of those "banner" girls are WG, so if you are looking for GFE it is not very fruitful. So, your thoughts would be interesting. RB

[QUOTE=Roll Buzz; 1333980]It would be interesting to have you elaborate on this statement.

I have used Mamba a lot in Kiev, and sometimes it yields great results with a lot of fun. I only stay week at the time, and in between visits I can see if my contacts are busy online, and prepare next visit, have them make some preparation like invite a special friend to party, order tables at clubs etc. But this is time-consuming and I have to use my wits to the utmost with most of the girls.

Then there is the very effective option to contact (new) girls spontaneously after I arrived (searh "now online" or look at the flash-banner on top of page) , because many of the women don't care to answere someone who is (or is not) coming to their city only next week or next month. But many of those "banner" girls are WG, so if you are looking for GFE it is not very fruitful. So, your thoughts would be interesting. RB[/QUOTE]I have used mamba in Minsk and did not have much problem finding girls on there. Most girls were slightly above average in looks department and definitely worth meeting with. One or two were far above average in appearence but were obviously seasoned pro's as they demanded more money and were not interested in much conversation at all. Probably Club NEXT girls using the internet. However, I can honestly say the best girls I have sponsored in Minsk are those I met from other sites or quite by chance in Minsk. So, for a very short visit to Minsk, mamba is adequate but for a longer visit I would recommend mamba as a secondary option.

[QUOTE=Climaxnow;1333967]Minsk hardly has the economic dynamics of the other cities you mention.[/QUOTE]I guess you are attempting humour. Since when Moldova has a "economic dynamic"? Belarus has Russia to back it up, Moldova has no one. FYI, the Customs Union between Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Russia (I don't talk about CIS, which is another thing) , a union which introduces one single economic space with no custom boarders between Russia and Belarus and which is effective since January 2012, is the proof that Russia is ready to do everything to keep Belarus under its influence. And if Russians can invest freely in Belarus, real estate prices in Minsk won't stay long at this level, believe me.