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Repat Story
23.10.2025
Moscow and the Search for Destiny
A few years ago, I attended the rock opera “Juno and Avos,” which had a full house at the Rostov Musical Theater. I could hardly have imagined then that years later—and in Armenia, no less—I would have the chance to meet someone who was among the creators of that very opera.
Kamil Tchalaev is a composer, violinist, conductor, teacher, and sound therapy specialist. He came to Armenia at the invitation of the “301. Land of Wisdom” Foundation and continues his work here.
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20.10.2025
It goes without saying that having a strong employment foothold in Armenia is key when making a move to the country. The job market has evolved rapidly in recent years, offering both career opportunities and complex challenges for those who choose to return. Whether you’re a member of the diaspora planning to move to Armenia for work or a professional curious about the country’s growing industries, you need to understand the realities of working in Armenia in 2025 in order to make more informed decisions.
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Repat Story
17.10.2025
Move to Russia and the Start of a Sports Career
For the second year now, children and teenagers from several communities of Alaverdi have had the opportunity to do sports—namely boxing—under the careful guidance of European and World kickboxing champion Sergey Dzavaryan.
Sergey is also from Lori; he was born in Odzun. When he was seven, his family moved to Russia. There he started first grade, and a couple of years later joined kickboxing and swimming clubs.
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08.10.2025
Relocating to a new country comes with cold feet, especially if you’re not familiar with the nuances. For many in the Armenian diaspora, the idea of returning “home” has always been more than just a passing thought; it’s a calling. As for expats, living in Armenia is increasingly appearing on relocation shortlists as a safe, affordable, and opportunity-rich destination. In 2025, the case for making the move to Armenia has never been stronger. From simplified residency in Armenia to a booming tech sector, Armenia blends tradition with modern growth in a way few countries can. Here are the top 10 reasons to relocate to Armenia in 2025 and why it might just be the perfect decision for you.
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Repat Story
29.09.2025
Armen Abelyan was born and raised in Yerevan. Later he moved to Los Angeles, with his family. There, he studied accounting and worked in government institutions before moving into consulting and volunteer work. Then came the pandemic, which “forced” him to reassess his life and ask himself: “What do I really want to do?”
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21.09.2025
Moving to another country is never easy, especially one where you have ancestral roots and probably high expectations. While repatriating to Armenia is exciting, the true process of relocating to your homeland is an emotional rollercoaster, which you’re probably not fully prepared for. The ups and downs are to be expected, and understanding them can make the transition smoother. Repatriation is not only about logistics—like securing housing, work, or residency—it is just as much about emotions, identity, and redefining what “home” means. Here are some of the emotions you might experience while making the move to Armenia, along with insights into why they occur and how to navigate them.
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