Interesting people in Geneve

An Italian. Speaking French really suits with the rich life of this person – culture, way of living and perspective. House is full of delicate furniture and folk tunes flow across rooms. All make unique style. Self-confident and strong, but no intention for profit making.

Great talker!. British accent with easily acceptable diversion. But, this person has not found a niche to live. Travels always and struggles with plans. Culturally over Sweden, lives in Switzerland and heritance of Great Britain.

Organized German. Only pays every single moment for what it is designed for. Straight forward and highly civilized. This person knows everything and does exactly in a way. Only bit lacks sense of fashion -perhaps that is good.

Besides, I met many other interesting individuals from Austria, Korea, Russia, Moldova, Japan, Italia, France and America.

Visa - a face of international relation

I experienced a core of international relations. Three embassies I visited for visa purposes, all in London. They all have different ways to deal with me.

Hungarian Embassy - nice but confused service. The top experience is that they made me wait for two days to get an application just because the consular could not locate it in her desktop. They also did not know how long(est) visa would take. What a civil servant would call an applicant for a 'bad client' just for asking the duration of my visa issue date!!!

Mongolian Embassy - nice and too welcoming. They let me wait in ambassador's room for a meeting with a officer! In visa section, the consular is the nicest and most laid back guy I ever met. I love it, but not my pace of service.

Swiss Embassy - the most efficient and right embassy ever! Correct information. Exact timing for 24 service of issuing visa! Nice service with a great customer care. Incredible environment of office, of course, they are rich:o) I wish all embassies would work in this way.

All different, but I am glad to experience all in London for my business.