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If you’re wondering how to navigate the challenges of life abroad, you’re not alone. Join InterNations and connect with a community of like-minded expats in Turkey! You’ll find many ways to network, socialize, and make new international friends.

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    My business partners, also mainly expats, and me, we always use the wonderful InterNations Events as an informal get-togethers.

Living in Bursa

Bursa, or the Green City, as it's known by some of the locals, is the fourth most populous city in Turkey. As such, it's an exciting and vibrant place that makes for a welcome home to anybody looking to start a new life. There are few architectural marvels that are more impressive than the Yesil Mosque. As well as looking incredible, the building is an important piece of history - it was built when Bursa was the capital of the Ottoman Empire and before Constantinople was captured by the Turks in 1453. Living in Bursa, your next stop should be to check out the Uludag National Park, which is popular spot for winter sport enthusiasts. If you need pointing in the right direction, or you want to find a platform for discussing your life as an expat in Bursa, you can't do much better than becoming a member of InterNations - on the site you can discuss living in Bursa with other expatriates who have already made the jump abroad.

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  • Rhodes Greece
    9 replies
    Aug 18, 8:02 PM
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    Hi Again. I totally Agree with Mel Simsek. It really depends on your budget. I always prefer to bring 2k and see where it leaves me. 2000 euro is an amount i can affort to loose and accept to have …

  • What do you love/hate in Ankara?
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    Feb 17, 8:28 PM
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    Tunali & Karum area is what I love the most in Ankara.. It used to be better in the past, without the new road in Ataturk Bulvari.. Bulvar used to have a wide sidewalk all the way to Kizilay, it was …

  • Help about schools in Ankara
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    Mar 4, 10:09 AM
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    Thanks! They (BLIS) are at the top of my list! Have not looked into BESA, but will look into it.

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Moving to Bursa

Whether you've already made the international leap, or are thinking about moving to Bursa to become an expatriate, the InterNations website has a growing community of global minds who you can get in touch with. Once you've contacted these like-minded expats, you can gather information, hints and tips relating to the country or city you're moving to. As a member you can send one-on-one private messages to other expats - you can hear all about their experiences, and maybe even learn from their mistakes. There are numerous articles submitted by members of the global InterNations community sharing their experience, as well as in-house articles written for the Expat Magazine. Moving somewhere for the first time can be a daunting experience, but the InterNations community, and the thousands of expatriates that are part of it, can help make moving to Bursa as easy as it possibly can be.

Working in Bursa

Everyone knows what it's like to start a new job. You're constantly worried in the few days leading up to starting - thinking whether you'll fit in or not, whether you'll like the job, or even if you're cut out to do it. When you're moving abroad specifically for work this feeling of unease is magnified and working in Bursa or any other foreign city can be extremely challenging. The expatriates from the InterNations community have posted blogs, articles and forum posts that discuss this very subject, meaning you have somewhere to go to vent your frustrations and learn from others that you'll do just fine. The Expat Magazine has some handy insider information for you to browse through, and you'll feel more prepared with every article that you read. Some of the articles have been written by expatriates who have very similar working experiences to yourself and these are especially helpful when considering working in Bursa.

  • Sven Baudach

    My business partners, also mainly expats, and me, we always use the wonderful InterNations Events as an informal get-togethers.

  • Maggy Roswick

    With all the great information and contacts provided by InterNations, it was no big deal to get settled in Istanbul.

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