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21.09.2025
Moving to another country is never easy, especially one where you have ancestral roots and probably high expectations. While repatriating to Armenia is exciting, the true process of relocating to your homeland is an emotional rollercoaster, which you’re probably not fully prepared for. The ups and downs are to be expected, and understanding them can make the transition smoother. Repatriation is not only about logistics—like securing housing, work, or residency—it is just as much about emotions, identity, and redefining what “home” means. Here are some of the emotions you might experience while making the move to Armenia, along with insights into why they occur and how to navigate them.
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Repat Story
09.09.2025
I am often asked: where do I find my heroes? On social media, during hikes, friends often introduce them, and besides, repats notice each other even in a crowd. A big “helper” in this matter are the monthly Repat Armenia Get2know events: the informal atmosphere of these meetings makes it possible to find not only new heroes, but also friends and like-minded people.
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Repat Story
07.09.2025
In 2021, Dina Zadoorian left Tehran with her family, relocating to Yerevan in search of a change and a more stable future. Settling in Yerevan, the family faced the challenges familiar to many newcomers — adapting to a new culture, navigating bureaucracy, and rebuilding her social networks. For Dina, the move became an unexpected turning point. Drawing on her passion for handmade craft and a course at TUMO Studios, she launched Shakar, a jewelry business inspired by both her upbringing in Tehran and her Armenian roots.
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Repat Story
03.09.2025
Clara Yalmanian runs two seemingly disparate businesses from Armenia: trading and jewelry. Born and raised in Austria, and then based in London for several years, Clara Yalmanian made Yerevan her home in 2024, after first visiting in 2019. In just one year living in Yerevan, she has already made great strides in both promoting financial literacy in Armenia, while also working on a jewelry business that supports displaced artisans.
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Repat Story
31.08.2025
My heroine needs no introduction: almost everyone in Armenia knows Sara Stites! She is the initiator and participant of countless social and charitable projects, and she can be seen at nearly every running event in Armenia — often holding the winner’s trophy.
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Repat Story
25.08.2025
Ruzan Melik-Yolchyan left for the United States when she was 24. After receiving an education in Oriental Studies in Yerevan, she went out into the big world in search of something new: in New York, she studied computer science and business management, and later perfected the latter in London.
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