Pretty soon I am going to write about what it took to get two stamps in my passport. One thing it did take was a lot of energy that I didn't have, so I've spent the last week recuperating and letting my immune system replenish itself (if there is such a thing).
I'm thankful to be able to legally stay in Russia and not have to worry about counting 90 days out of 180. It makes me appreciate anyone involved in an immigration/refugee situation.
I'm thankful for God's faithfulness, and I'm also thankful for friends who remind me of His faithfulness when my own hope is wearing thin!
Friday, October 22, 2010
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My children are 7 1/2 and 3 1/2 and have lived in Russia all their lives on guest visas! They were born in the U.S. and only have U.S. cit...
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How are you able to stay without counting 90 days out of 180? One of our missionaries can go back to Russia now, but there will be a time that she can't be in Russia for 90 days -- so she's hopping around from country to country (Ukraine, Germany, US, etc.).
ReplyDeleteI'm now the proud owner of...a temporary residency permit! Otherwise I'd be "hopping" around too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! And I'm glad you are feeling better.
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