Expat Women in Samara
Lana
Samara
About me
Hii~ 🪷 My name is Lana and I live in Samara, Russia. I LOVE my city, but I also love being in other places. My favorite type of journeys is to stay as long as possible at a place and just walk around and see how the normal life is happening. I work remotely as a project manager in digital and I'm just starting to explore the planet. My biggest dream is to visit every country in Asia 🏞️ In my daily life I'm a hard worker who enjoins going to the gym, reading books and doing housplanting. Oh, and coffee! It's a ritual 🧘🏻♀️
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Lesia
Samara
About me
Hey, I'm Lesya! I'm 25 and from Samara. A bit about my life: I'm married and we have a cat. The thing is, I've caught the travel bug – I've already visited two countries, but to be honest, I was a typical tourist, mostly just staying in a hotel. Now I want the real deal: to really connect with the culture, the food, the people, the nature, and the art of the places I visit. But my husband isn't really into traveling. So I'm thinking of just taking matters into my own hands and going on some trips by myself. I mean, life's too short for boring hotel vacations and waiting around, you know? What I do: By education, I'm a master artist, and I actually work as a tattoo artist. I also have a job at a warehouse. What I love: I'm a total foodie, I love going for walks and taking photos, and I'm always trying to learn new things and improve myself.
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Farangiz
Samara
About me
Hello everyone, my name is Farangiz. I am an introvert, perhaps ambivalent at times, I prefer to stay at home if possible. I really like to spend my time drawing by numbers, sometimes listening to a podcast or drama in the background. I like to listen to different genres of music. I recently issued a foreign passport and had a desire to see the world. how nice it is that there is such a small place, a small island where women can share their experiences, their knowledge, and help other women. and one more addition, how nice it is that there is such a small place, a small island where women can share their experiences, their knowledge, and help other women.
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Melania
Samara
About me
Hi! My name is Melania I’m a 19-year-old student from Russia, and I’m currently preparing to move to Austria to study film directing — it’s my big passion! I’ll be visiting Vienna from August 4 to 7 to explore universities and get to know the city better. I’ve already been to Italy and Germany, and right now I’m spending some time in France. I love discovering new places, meeting people, and sharing cultures. I’m a creative, open-minded, and tidy person. I’d be more than happy to help around the house — cooking, cleaning, or anything else needed — and I’d love to share stories about my travels and life in Russia if you’re curious. I speak Russian and English, I’m learning German (currently preparing for the A2 exam), and I know a little French too. Looking forward to connecting and maybe staying with someone kind and curious like me! 💫
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Vitalina
Samara
About me
Hi! My name is Vitalina, and I'll be in Belgrade from November 6th to 10th, and in Barcelona from the 11th to the 27th. I'd like to find some friends with whom I can go for walks, visit museums, and take photos. I'm a very open and sociable person. My native language is Russian, but I speak English quite well (I hope). My Instagram is: balukova. I hope to find pleasant conversations and make new friends here!
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Sofia
Samara
About me
Russian girl 🇷🇺 Travelling to discover myself and meet new people who are like sages, guiding me on the right path. Now in Cape Town till March 2025.
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Anna
Samara
About me
Medical student, creative person,retro fan📼💗. I love to travel and try something new.I am interested in design and jazz dancing.
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No_punk
Samara
About me
hi! My name is Zara and I am from Russia. I'm half Kazakh and half Russian. I am interested in law, political science, art and history. And I really love traveling!!💓
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Is Samara safe for women?
A good city for tourism, but living here is a bit difficult. There are both good and bad neighborhoods. We treat guests with respect and are always ready to help.
Posted: October 18, 2025Expats in Russia
