The housing issue has always been and remains a very painful problem. Are there opportunities in our country to find both work and housing at the same time? What kind of job should you look for?
Instructions
Step 1
When applying for a job, housing is usually provided by large enterprises, factories and factories. Contact the HR department with a statement that you need housing and you will be given the right to live in a hostel. Of course, this is not the best option, especially for a family with children, but often there is simply no other way out. In the future, the room can sometimes be redeemed. If you are a valuable specialist, for example, a top manager, the company can provide you with an apartment or pay rent.
Step 2
By law, the apartment must be provided to a contract soldier or an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. However, in practice, you will simply be put on a waiting list to receive an apartment, and no one knows when you receive the keys. However, you can still be provided with temporary service housing while you are on duty.
Step 3
Another way to get company housing is to get a job as a janitor. In many cities, in particular in St. Petersburg, you must be given an apartment with the possibility of subsequent redemption.
Step 4
Educators have the right to an apartment. However, you have to work for at least three years as a teacher or kindergarten teacher to get in line for housing, and when you become a full owner, no one can tell you for sure.
Step 5
An extreme option is to get a job at a construction site. Workers often live in construction trailers with relatively relative comfort, but still a roof over their heads.
Step 6
If you are young and want to move to a larger city, go to college. Both vocational schools and large universities have dormitories in which nonresident students are settled.
Step 7
So, there are quite a few opportunities under the law, but not all of them can be implemented in practice. Therefore, if you are planning a move, rely only on yourself. Before moving, save up money for at least three months of living, taking into account the costs of food, transport, and rental housing.
