Bride2Be asked:

My husband grew up in Irkutsk Siberia and left his beloved country of Russia at the age 11. He is now 23 and married. I would love to go see were my husband grew up,what was it like living in Communist Russia etc. But he only has 2 weeks vacation and I don’t want to spend a fortune going there. Does anyone have any Ideas? He has not seen his family for over 12 years !

arecibena_ausente asked:

What a debate we had going last night…i don’t know how it started but it did and it just couldn’t stop. If my parents are from lets say Russia and my mom goes on vacations to Dominican Republic, what does that make me as a race and citizenship? Is it possible to be Russian -Dominican? Do i become a Dominican citizen? let’s change the scenario. If you are Italian-French, and you are born in the US, are you Italian-French-American or are you Italian-French but American citizen? I told them race is one thing and citizenship something else.
Forgot to say but im sure you understood that gives birth there.
Thank you but you answered me only the American one how about the other one?
I would like to point out that i was the one telling them right but they were so retarded on saying the way i posted that question here. In my case my kids are half Puerto Rican and half Dominican. They said that because they were born in the US they are PRican-Dominican-American. I said no! They are PRican-Dominican but they are American citizens which is another ball game.

TPG asked:

My wife is obviously Russian, our daughter was born in US. Traveling to Russia is a real pain if you are not a Russian citizen. You can spend literally days of your vacation waiting in lines and getting papers processed. My wife says that listing our daughter in her Russian passport (which she still has even though she is an American citizen…) will eliminate all these problems. Has anyone else done this? Is there anything to be worried about?

Daria asked:

just going to Russia for a vacation and wanted to stop in Finland for a few day to visit some friends
I’m asking about this cuz No visa is required for foreigners who have a valid U.S. green card for going to Switzerland, so I’m just making sure about Finland.
But I have Russian passport and don’t have desire to change my citizenship yet.