In total, there are 45 countries in Europe today. The full list is shown in the table below, with the current population and subregion (based on official statistics). Are there 44 or 51 countries in Europe? There are a total of 44 countries in Europe. Divided into different regions (as per the UN Geoscheme for […]
What percentage of Prague speaks English?
Definitions STAT AMOUNT RANK Conversational English prevalence 27% 21st out of 27 Conversational French prevalence 1% 27th out of 27 Conversational German prevalence 15% 12th out of 27 Conversational Italian prevalence 1% 24th out of 27 What percent of people speak English in Prague? A 2012 survey estimated that around 27% of people in the […]
How did ancient Greece begin?
In the 8th century BC, Greece began to emerge from the Dark Ages, which followed the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization. Literacy had been lost and the Mycenaean script forgotten, but the Greeks adopted the Phoenician alphabet, modifying it to create the Greek alphabet. When did ancient Greece start? 8th century BCThe civilization of Ancient […]
Can a Filipino study in Norway?
If you’re a student from Philippines, you’ll need the Residence Permit for Studies to study in Norway. This visa is made specifically for students like you who are ready to begin their study abroad adventure in Norway. Can a Filipino study in Norway for free? Studying in Norway is tuition-FREE, and the standard of education […]
Are you eligible to work in Germany?
To be eligible to work in Germany, you must either have a work/residence permit and a work visa. But not everyone is subject to the visa requirements, however, everyone is subject to the residence/work permit. Residents of the following do not need a visa to work in Germany: EU/EEA. Can a foreigner get a job […]
Is homeschooling legal in the Netherlands?
Legal Status Homeschooling is not explicitly recognized by Dutch law.In this respect, the Netherlands—along with the German Länder—deviates from most of the other European countries where homeschooling is recognized as a regular means to organize education. Is homeschooling allowed in the Netherlands? In the Netherlands, all children aged 5-18 are required to attend school. Hence, […]
Are there horseflies in Ireland?
Temperatures of over 27C have become regular in Ireland in the last few days and people have noticed that the flies are absolutely everywhere. Most of them can be harmless, but horseflies can also be extremely dangerous. What flying insects bite in Ireland? In Ireland the most common biting insects are midges, fleas, mosquitoes, ticks […]
Is Bulgaria overpopulated?
In 1989, almost nine million people lived in Bulgaria. Now, it is a little over seven million. By 2050, that number is projected to be less than 5.5 million. By the end of the century, it could be close to half what it is now. Why does Bulgaria have a low population? Bulgaria’s rapid decline […]
Is it safe to live in Porto Portugal?
It’s a safe place to live Portugal is third on the Global Peace Index and is one of the safest countries to live in. The index ranking considers several factors such as crime, perceived criminality and conflicts. This extends to Porto even more so than busier tourist destinations like Lisbon. Is Porto Portugal a good […]
How many vacation days do you get in the Netherlands?
In addition to the holiday allowance that will arrive in your bank account, you also have the right to take paid vacation days in the Netherlands! When working full-time, you are entitled to a minimum of 20 paid vacation days per year. This means you do not have to work for 20 days, but you […]
Is Indian MBBS valid in Austria?
No. However, after a work gap, doctors have to meet the general requirements for medical practice according to § 4 par. 2 of the Austrian Medical Act (i.e. full legal capacity, proof of good character and repute (criminal record) or fitness to practice (Certificate of Health)). Can Indian doctor work in Austria? Procedure for foreign-trained […]
Why Greece is so popular?
Greece has been a major tourist destination and attraction in Europe since the 1970s for its rich culture and history, which is reflected in large part by its 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, among the most in Europe and the world as well as for its long coastline, many islands, and beaches. Why is Greek […]
What does Venice produce?
Scattered throughout Venice are small boatyards and other traditional luxury craft workshops producing lace, textiles, and furniture. One of Venice’s oldest specialties is glassware. The finest products are of exquisite quality, but most of the present-day glass goods are trinkets for the tourist trade. What products is Venice known for? Top 15 Things to Buy […]
What was Paris like in the 1840s?
In the 1840s Paris was still a rabbit warren of narrow, dark and dirty medieval streets, though some parts such as the boulevards and the quays of the Seine were clean and spacious. It was only in 1848. What was happening in 1840 France? Events. 20 January – Dumont D’Urville discovers Adélie Land, Antarctica. 1 […]
Did Vikings raid Finland?
The Finns apparently did not take part in the Viking expeditions. The end of the Viking Age was a time of unrest in Finland, and Swedish and Danish raids were made on the area, where Russians and Germans also traded. Was there any Vikings in Finland? Photo by Käsmu Museum. To put it simply, coastal […]