

Bogdan Lungu 86
Romanian citizen
Forum posts
5
Contacts
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About me
Romanian
Lives in Bucuresti
Speaks English and Romanian
Registration: 29 December 2020
Activity


Second Wednesday - Regular Meet @ Harbour by callincard
" Second Wednesday " of the month Regular Networking Meet 10th of Feb 2021 Harbour Creperie Bretonne 10 Piata Amzei 6PM Regular networking relaxed meetups for expats, repats and locals. It is mainly about socializing and having a good ...

Nice, I would love to come and meet new people, sadly I am a disabled person (wheelchair user) and is difficult for me to get in that place without help. Anyway great initiative. Have fun! Read More


New members of the Romania forum, introduce yourselves here - 2021 by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Romania forum? Don't know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...

Nice to meet you HelloLife! Read More


Moving to Romania with a disability by Bhavna
Hello everyone, Having a disability should not be a barrier to living abroad. While the intricacies of oneÂ’s move to Romania may be specific to the individual, certain steps can be undertaken to make the process smoother. What are the ...

Sadly, no elevators in apartment buildings less than 4 floors. Badly designed/executed curb cuts and ramps. Handicapped parking ignored and not enforced. All older buildings have entry steps and lips of various heights across the bottom. Support ... Read More


Moving to Romania with a disability by Bhavna
Hello everyone, Having a disability should not be a barrier to living abroad. While the intricacies of oneÂ’s move to Romania may be specific to the individual, certain steps can be undertaken to make the process smoother. What are the ...

Hello Bhavna, I am a person with disabilities from Romania and I wouldn't recommend Romania as a good place to live when you have a disability. Our infrastructure is awful. The easiest public transport to use is underground and from time to time ... Read More


If you could live anywhere, where would you choose? by The Happy Migrant
Personally I am loving everything that Australia has to offer at the moment. Kama

England or Germany! I can't decide but both are very inclusive countries for people with disabilities! I believe that in these two countries you can have a life closest to a normal one! ;) Read More