A Canadian living in the Nizhny Novgorod region, Feinstra, complained about difficulties.

      Arend Feinstra admitted that he is under serious stress due to the development of his farm, bureaucracy, and the language barrier. The head of the Canadian settler family, Arend Feinstra, spoke about the challenging period after moving to the Nizhny Novgorod region. According to him, launching a farming business and adapting to new conditions require significant resources and effort. While developing the family agro-project, Feinstra continues to address organizational issues related to the registration of activities. As the settler clarified, some documents and procedures remain unregulated, which creates additional difficulties in his work. This was reported by NN.RU. The Canadian emphasized that he receives support from the regional authorities. Representatives of the Nizhny Novgorod government are helping him and recommending that he not stop at what he has achieved. Another source of concern has been the tax system. Feinstra mentioned that he is trying to understand the current rules and requirements, although the farm is not yet profitable. The most serious challenge for the farmer has been learning the Russian language. He admitted that the constant use of electronic translators is very tiring and takes a lot of time. Due to language difficulties, the settler occasionally experiences misunderstandings in communication. Despite the emotional exhaustion, Arend Feinstra thanked the residents of the Nizhny Novgorod region for their support and expressed confidence that he would be able to achieve his goals in the future. Let us remind you that the Canadian family explained their move to the Nizhny Novgorod region to the News Agency "NEWSROOM24" on VK. Photo: Magnific