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Moving to Armenia is exciting — but it also comes with a lot of challenges related to new procedures, paperwork and cultural adaptations.  From finding a home to setting up your legal status, newcomers often face challenges in a different environment. Based on the experiences and feedback of many newly repatriated applicants, Repat Armenia has designed a solution to make this transition easier.
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Repat Story
20.08.2025
Վերջին երկու տարվա ընթացքում զրուցել եմ տասնյակ հայրենադարձների հետ, ուղղել նրանց բազմաթիվ, երբեմն ինձ համար էլ անակնկալ հարցեր: Բոլոր զրույցների ընթացքում այդ հարցերը լուռ տվել եմ նաև ինքս ինձ, իմ հերոսներին ճանաչելուն զուգահեռ նորովի եմ բացահայտել ինձ. ո՞վ եմ ես, որտե՞ղ է իմ տունը, հնարավո՞ր է արդյոք երջանիկ լինել հայրենիքից դուրս, ապրել սեփական երջանկությա՞ն համար, թե հայրենիքի բարօրության:  Ժամանակն է երևի գրի առնել այս հարցերի պատասխաններն ու պատմել Նարէի մասին, ով շուրջ երկու տարի ներկայացնում է ձեզ հայրենադարձների կամ, ինչպես մեզանում ընդունված է ասել, րիփաթների պատմությունները: 
Repat Story
18.08.2025
Moving to Armenia is a deeply personal experience, often a mix of excitement, uncertainty and anxiety. For many diasporans, relocating to Armenia fulfills the dream of living in the homeland. But what is it really like to move to Armenia in reality? We spoke to a number of repats to ask what they honestly wish they knew before moving to Armenia. From unexpected cultural nuances to bureaucratic surprises, they share honest reflections on what they wish they had known before making Armenia their home.
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15.08.2025
You may have noticed that we use a lot of different terms at Repat Armenia to describe the different people who make up the community here in Armenia. From “Partial Repat” to “ABC”, we recognize that this terminology can sometimes get a little confusing. When learning about all these different words, you’ll quickly realize that there are many different types of people who contribute to daily life in Armenia. So, to help you understand about all the different people living and working in Armenia, here’s a complete breakdown of all the terms we use here at Repat Armenia.
Tips
10.08.2025
Probably the first thing on your mind when planning a move to Armenia is how you’re going to figure out where to live. Accommodation in a new country can be difficult to navigate with unfamiliar processes that feel both overwhelming and intimidating. While we understand that many repats wish to buy in Armenia, we generally recommend renting for at least 6 months first to get a feel of different areas before settling on the property that is completely right for you. But how do you go about this? There are so many questions that race through our minds when renting in a new place. How to find a property? Is it safe? How do contracts work? Fear not! We’re here to help you navigate renting in Armenia.
Repat Story
21.07.2025
Growing up in Moscow, first visits to Armenia Kolya Stepanyan was born in Moscow. His parents moved there from Goris a few years before he was born. As a child, Kolya visited his grandparents in Goris a few times – those trips kept his connection to Armenia alive, even if it sometimes felt fragile. “When I was 15, I visited Armenia for the first time as a teen. That trip stuck with me. I felt something — maybe even love. Growing up in Russia was tough. Armenians and other minorities were treated like second or third-class citizens. Things have gotten a bit better, but not much. I always felt like an outsider, even though I had many friends in Moscow,” he recalls.
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15.07.2025
In Armenia, only about 52 out of 206 mortgage programs are available to non-residents. However, there are advantageous exceptions for foreigners and repatriates, such as foreign currency loans, online application options, and accommodating banks. This article will walk you through the process of buying a home in Armenia without an Armenian passport.
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