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Moving to Dnipropetrovsk

In its Soviet era past, Dnipropetrovsk was a closed city. This was due to the sensitive nature of the arms, nuclear and aerospace industries in the area. Now the city has opened up and there are many more opportunities for expats moving to Dnipropetrovsk. A work permit is still required for most positions, but often not if you are employed by a foreign company and based in their representative office in the city. The city is served by Dnipropetrovsk International Airport, which has good daily connections to many European and Middle Eastern cities. To ease your transition into expat life in Dnipropetrovsk, InterNations can help you to make connections with other expatriates in the city and gain good advice and tips. InterNations own Expat Magazine, meanwhile, has plenty of information and guidance to help you in your expatriate life.

Working in Dnipropetrovsk

Dnipropetrovsk has a thriving economy with a good mix of traditional industry and modern manufacturing. Its heavy industry includes steel and iron and it also manufactures machinery for mining, agriculture and transport. It is a major manufacturer of consumer goods and is the country’s center for aerospace. There is a major textile industry and a large higher education sector. Such a varied economy brings many opportunities and as a member of InterNations you can network with other expats working in Dnipropetrovsk and perhaps unearth some of these opportunities. You can also use the forums and discussion groups to make connections and share experiences with other global minds. InterNations can thus be a hugely useful tool to improve your experience in Dnipropetrovsk both professionally and socially.