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Paradigm Shift
for doing
buSineSS
in ruSSia
iStanbul
through
ruSSian eyeS
one day
when women
can demand anything

contents.
Publisher’s Letter 2 reaL esTaTe wine & dine
The boTTom Line New international dimension thomas Koessler 36-37
Foreign Passport holders to Moscow’s leading residential realtor 26 A Very Special 8th of March Recipe
should read this! 4 for the Ladies 38
Editor’s Choice 6 Novikov’s latest creation stimulates
What’s On in Moscow in February 8-9 palate 39
Moscow Museums and Galleries 10
Kids ‘n’ Culture 11
Venues 11
Cover sTory
Serviced Apartments grow in number
and variety as an alternative
to Moscow Hotels 28-29
feaTure Asian Fusion Match 40-43
Asian Fusion 44
CommuniTy
toys for Nostalgia 50
One day when women
Postcard from Belarus 50
can demand anything 12-15
Mac vs PC (Or Soar with the Eagles) 51
business
Community listing 52
Leaders & Changes 16
distribution list 53
Paradigm Shift for doing business
ouT & abouT
in Russia 17-19
Forum to highlight Russia-Singapore
business ties 20
From the primordial religion of the great
arT hisTory
mother to sacred contemporary
the silver age of russian art in the
oriental art 30-31
pre-soviet period 21
Fighting Fit 32
TraveL
performing arT
Johnnie Walker Black Label Black Ball 54
dancing the night away 54
CERBA & Russo-British joint meeting 55
iWC Evening of Excellence raises cash
for charity 55
The LasT word
istanbul through russian eyes 22-25 80 Years Young 34-35 Eric Kraus 56
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.letter from the publisher
GeNeRAl DiReCTOR AND PuBlisHeR
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WiNe AND DiNiNG eDiTOR
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CONTRiBuTiNG eDiTOR
Daniel Klein
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in this issue we welcome back our Editor-in-Chief, John Bonar, after his sojourn in hospital BusiNess WRiTeR
undergoing major surgery. He has bounced back as enthusiastic as ever and is pressing James Blake
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ahead with our plans to develop Passport Magazine.
CONTRiBuTORs
Our cover story this month is on Ladies day, the fabulous 8th of March, when women can
James Alexander, Valeria Cheshko, Anne Coombes,
demand anything, and usually get it! ian Mitchell debuts in Passport Magazine with this topic. Natalia Dementeva, susan Hetherington, linda lippner,
ian Mitchell, Olga slobodkina, Glenn Walters, James logan
thomas Koessler is a young Austrian chef who has made his mark on the Marriott Avrora
COPY eDiTOR
Hotel and in this issue he shares with us some of his ideas and motivations and offers a
linda lippner
mouth watering recipe for Ladies day.
PROOF ReADeR
We continue to explore the world of Arts and Entertainment and our Editor’s Choice, stephen lapeyrouse
where Marina Sinitsyna selects the ‘must see’ items from our What’s On in Moscow in March DesiGN
is an essential review. lev Marzeev, 8-926-524-8645
[email protected]
the continuing confusion over the registration of foreigners’ stays in Russia is explored
PHOTOGRAPHeRs
in the Bottom Line and in our Business Section, Andrew Logan charts the changing empha- liza Azarova
sis in foreign investment in Russia. We preview the important Russia-Singapore Business [email protected]
Jason Platt
Forum which will take place on the 6th of March where Russian business leaders, politi-
[email protected]
cians and legislators will be exploring how Singapore an expertise and investors can ben-
WeBMAsTeR
efit Russia’s 21st century development. in Real Estate we look at how serviced apartments Alexey Timokhin
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are filling an accommodation gap in Moscow left by the 5,000 budget-priced hotel rooms
removed from the market under the city’s hotel renewal plan. ADVeRTisiNG & sAles MANAGeR
Atif Qayum, linda Mills
Our travel article takes us to istanbul, that magical city on the Bosphorous, where Olga
ACCOuNTiNG AND leGAl seRViCes
Slobodkina looks at the ancient city through Russian eyes, giving a new perspective to this Vista Foreign Business support
popular destination. Trubnaya str. 25/, Moscow, [phone]
We are now into Lent, the period of pre-Easter fasting and Susan Hetherington reveals
how the Anglican Church in Moscow is making this a special period of renewal.
Nabi is an Asian Fusion restaurant which you can enjoy, provided you are not seeking
a Lenten Menu. Unlike many restaurants who retain their customers with special Lenten Circulation 40,000. Readers 80, 000.
Published by OOO Passport Magazine
dishes in this season, Nabi stands aloof. All rights reserved
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прекрасное
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P E O P L E M A K E T H E D I F F E R E N C E
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.the bottom line
Vyacheslav Postavnin, deputy Head
of the Federal Migration Service, was
the featured speaker at an AmCham
briefing on Feb. 8. He spoke to a capacity
audience of 250 members about the recent
changes in the Russian Federation's migra-
tion law. Passport was there to glean the lat-
est on the registration process which has led
to widespread confusion in its application.
the 250 nervous and confused ex-pats
and Russians (who work for companies em-
ploying ex-pats) gathered to hear about the
new rules that were enacted in mid-January
relating to city registration of visas. during So-
viet times in order to monitor, control and dis-
courage free movement, a system of registra-
tion was established whereby Soviet citizens
were required to register if they moved to a foreign passporT hoLders
new location. Russian’s still had to do that up
until last year. the rule that was abolished last shouLd read This!
year meant that Russians traveling from, say,
tver or St Petersburg to Moscow could stay up Mr Postavnin know at the AmCham event. main differences is that according to the
to three business days and if they stayed lon- the event was quite timely as it was held prior practice it seems that the immigration
ger they had to register with local authorities on a sort of emergency short notice basis, card and city registration stamps were only
a document confirming they were staying in a mere one week after the enactment of relevant if one was “carded” on the street;
someone’s apartment (it had to be in a land- some of the new regulations. As the new whereas the airport was only concerned if
lord’s apartment not in a tenant’s apartment), rules were hardly understandable to anyone, the exiting passport holder had a valid non-
or in a hotel. According to the revised law all those who tried to leave the country or expired visa and a valid entry stamp; even
of last year that period is now three months comply with the new system were very frus- to the extent that the airport officials would
for Russians, but still remains three working trated. this frustration was loudly vented at not be bothered if there was an absence of
days for foreigners. So a Russian could come the meeting and Mr Postavnin and even Mr an immigration card. it seems that accord-
to Moscow from another city for two months Somers were being attacked and criticized ing to most local legal experts, that exiting
and 29 days, take a one day trip to a city 100 from all sides. the official was not the drafter foreigners were not checked to see if they
kilometers from Moscow by train and return, of the new rules but was receiving the brunt were properly registered in the various cit-
and then would reset the clock for another 3 of all complaints. He offered anyone to send ies that they traveled as of the date of entry
months. Some claim that the easing of the re- a fax to his office with specific questions and into Russia. According to the new system
striction for Russians is one reason that there complaints and that his office would try to however, it appears that the computer will
has been a noticeable increase in the number address them. One attendee which did not show the exiting passport checker if the for-
of Moscow inhabitants. the latest traffic swells attack either the Minister or Mr Somers went eigner had a good and clean chain of title
are testimony of this new rule. so far as to spend over five minutes to thank (ie didn’t have any “city registration gaps”
the new legislation basically regulates and recognize the courage of Mr Postavnin during their Russian sojourn).
foreigners in Russia, their entry, their exit, for being brave enough to answer hard All Passport Magazine readers and for-
and their right to work here. questions and respond to harsh criticism of eign passport holders are hereby advised to
While the three day rule still applies to the new regime. pay close attention to the new rules, keep a
foreigners, some would argue that foreign- A transcript of the meeting is available from watch on the local press, and ask their legal
ers now have a more simplified procedure the chamber’s web site www.amcham.ru. advisers about any upcoming changes; and,
to register upon arrival. According to the At the end of the day it appears that even most of all, do not allow any registration
old system, when you arrived in a city you if in the short term the procedure is not clear gaps as this may result in fines or administra-
would have to submit your original pass- to all administrative personnel, that once tive violations.
port through the “inviting agency” along all the dust settles foreigners will no longer For visitors ‘on the move’ timur Beslan-
with some forms filled out by the landlord’s have to submit their original passport for gurov, the managing partner of Vista For-
local counsel housing authority affirming two weeks. it now seems that certain pa- eign Business Support and an immigration
that the landlord paid their water bill. two perwork will suffice and a new “card” will be lawyer, points out that the new rules require
weeks would often pass and the passport provided that has to be returned to the issu- your registration only if you are in a city for
would have a few more stamps indicating ing immigration authority when leaving the more than three working days. if you stay
that the foreigner was now registered in city or the country. it is advisable however to on the move visiting Moscow and St Peters-
that city. that was rather troublesome, es- keep at least a copy of this card. the bottom burg and even another provincial city, never
pecially for those who traveled frequently. line is that the system has now shifted from spend more than three working days in each
Now, according to the new so called “simpli- a paper and stamping system to a national then you don’t have to register at all!
fied rules”, this registration is possible in the database which will track everyone’s move- VFBS has prepared an intelligent and
post office or at a local immigration office. ments. Although it seems more Orwellian, helpful practical interpretation of the new
the new regulations are not shy of teething it really should make everyone’s life a lot legislation and how it is applied. this is avail-
pains as frustrated meeting participants let simpler in the long term. One of the other able on their website at www.vfbs.ru.
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Mariinsky in the Bolshoi
And again one great theatre is greeting another great theatre. this time Mariinsky theatre presents the
works produced specifically for it by three young choreographers – Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, staged
by Nikita dmitriyevsky to the music by Richard Srauss; Du cote de chez Swan with music by Leonid de-
syatnikov and choreography by Aleksey Miroshnichenko; and Noah Gelbers's staging of Overcoat to
Razina the music by dmitry Shostakovich. For the first time these ballets appeared during the 6th interna-
Natasha tyioounnagl B caollnette Fmesptoivraalr ayn cdh owreeroeg praarpth oefr tsh, ew phriochg,r aemsta "bNleiswh eNda mbye sth". et htheeya ctoren tsienvueer athl ey etraards iatigoon, oalfl ionwvietdin igt
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Jazz ColleCtion Festival
Maestro of Russian jazz, daniel Kramer, has prepared something that can hardly fit into the definition
of a "jazz festival". With jazz as a guiding thread, Kramer will lead his audience through other forms
of contemporary art, such as dance, classical ballet, dJ music and even fashion. the festival will be
opened by Anatoly Kroll's orchestra, one of Russia's most touring jazz bands. A true treat will be the
musician that will appear next – Florin Niculescu. this French jazz violinist, mixing jazz with gypsy
stylistics and tunes, has created a unique style of his own and earned the fame of one of the most
romantic European jazz musicians. dessert of the day has been taken care of by Anna Plisetskaya
who produced "the City through the Eyes of Jazz", with jazz compositions and classical ballet being
the main components. during the second day of the festival Cannon dance from St Petersburg will
present their version of the dialogue of jazz and dance, this time contemporary dance, while Vladimir
Chekasin, whose works are marked by their unpredictability and spontaneous contact with the audi-
ence, will open the second part of the concert with the play Chekasin Jazz. Another event not to be
missed is a fashion show of the designers from Vyacheslav Zaitsev Moscow Couturier Laboratory.
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall , March 23 and 24, 19:00
night streets oF Biennale
if you have always believed that cello is solely for playing classical music, denis Shapovalov will
show the hidden talents of this instrument. He makes it change its voice from the gentle classical
sound in some parts to the harsher, rock-like one, in the others. Playing together with the electric
guitar, trumpet, and synthesizer, denis Shapovalov's cello demonstrates the full range of its ca-
pabilities. the program consists of 15 pieces with each one of them exploring the soul of the city
at night as well as the soul of the person wandering around its streets. Presented as chapters of a
single story, they talk of the starry sky, of doors being opened and closed, of the winter dream and
of the lonely human voice sounding against the noise of the big city.
Moscow International Performing Arts Centre, March 17, 19:00 BY MARiNA siNiTsYNA
kosheen (Uk)
darren "decoder" Beale wrote music for various punk groups in his early years; later on, having met
Geoff Barrow, future founder of Portishead, he left his guitar and turned to his new love – electronic
music. together with Markee "Substance" Morrison, he started playing drum and bass. By the time
Sian Evans met the two, she had sung in a number of Welsh bands as a guest vocalist, had a child, and
lived in a tepee where for the first time she started writing songs of her own. Having started working
together, the three combined their love for rock, jazz, drum and bass and folk to create the extremely
melodical songs coming from the heart that won over the audience first in the UK and then in a num-
ber of other countries where they toured widely, breaking the stereotype that their kind of music is
never played live. their songs are full of sincerity and freshness, be that the first album Resist, full of
drum-and-bass beats, or the second one, Kokopelli, which is darker-toned, yet equally compelling.
Apelsin Club, March 17, 20:00
tap Dogs
With a number of awards behind their backs and metal platforms underneath their feet, these
six restless Australian guys tap 75 minutes away, sharing their energy and the great time they
are having on the stage with the audience. the creater of the show, dein Perry, took classes at e
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Dmitry Pokrovsky ensemble with a concert “Face svetlanov Russian state Academic symphony
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c of love” Orchestra, Mark Gorenshtein (conductor), Vladimir
Prague Virtuosi Chamber ensemble, Oldrich Novaya Rossiya state symphony Orchestra, Yury
Moscow international Performing Krainev (piano), Alyona Bayeva (violin) performing
Vlcek (conductor), Hilary Gardner (vocal, us), Bashmet (conductor), Marie-elisabeth Hecker
arts Centre 19:00 Glazunov Concerto for violin and orchestra, scriabin
r Valery Ponomaryov (trumpet, us), igor Butman (cello, Germany) performing elgar Concerto for cello
RoCK Concerto for piano and orchestra, Mussorgsky-
(saxophone), Andrey ivanov (contrabass), Mikhail and orchestra, Berlioz Symphonie fantastique
a Mara Ravel Pictures at an exhibition
ivanov (piano) Great Hall of the Conservatory 19:00
apelsin Club 20:00 Tchaikovsky Concert Hall 19:00
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall 19:00 oPeRa
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m BalleT Tap Dogs (Australia) Tchaikovsky Swan Lake
Tchaikovsky Swan Lake
operetta Theatre 19:00 New stage of the Bolshoi 19:00
Kremlin Ballet Theatre 9:00
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Nino Katamadze and insight Ara Gevorkyan and state Dance ensemble of
16 Tons 22:00 Armenia
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Yelena Manistina (mezzo-soprano), Yevgeniya
w Arefyeva (piano) performing Mussorgsky, Tchai-
Bizet Carmen
kovsky, Mascagni, saint-saens.
Puressence (uK) Galina Vishnevskaya opera Centre 19:00
small Hall of the Conservatory 19:00
apelsin Club 20:00 Also on March 8, 2, 7 and 24
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Richard Dubugnon (France, contrabass),
2 MarCh 6 MarCh
Rustem Kudoyarov (piano), soloists of Moscow
c BalleT BalleT soloists ensemble (Nikolay solonovich, cello;
Mariinsky Theatre performing Pugni Ondine Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet performed stepan Yakovich, violin; Nina Macharadze, viola)
New stage of the Bolshoi 19:00 Kremlin Ballet Theatre 19:00 performing Dubugnon, Vaughan Williams, Bridge. smokie (uK)
s Also on March 3 BalleT Rachmaninov apelsin Club 20:00
RoCK Tchaikovsky Serenade, Part Misericordes, Glass In Hall of the Conservatory 19:00
o the Upper Room. Also on March 7 ClassiCal MusiC 11 MarCh
BieNNale
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Pier Paolo Koss Vita Futurista
Pavel Chernyh (baritone), Aleksey Koshvanets
m Moscow international Performing
(violin), Nataliya sidorenko (piano) performing Mus-
arts Centre 19:00
sorgsky, Tchaikovsky, stravinsky
Rachmaninov Hall of the Conservatory 19:00
7 MarCh
GuiTaR MusiC
ClassiCal MusiC Jeremy Jouve (guitar, France) and Roman
n Aleksey Nasedkin (piano), Vladimir Ovchinnikov Vyazovsky (guitar, Germany) in a concert “Homage
(piano) performing Arensky, Rachmaninov, stravin- to Maria luisa Anido”.
sky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Nasedkin Tchaikovsky Concert Hall 19:00
i scorpions (Germany) small Hall of the Conservatory 19:00 oPeRa
state Kremlin Palace 19:00 ClassiCal MusiC sergey stadler (violin, conductor), Musica Viva Donizetti L’elisir d’amore
n DRuMs Academic Chamber Orchestra performing Vitali stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Musi-
Yamato show (Japan) at operetta Theatre 19:00 Chaconne for violin and orchestra, Vivaldi The Four cal Theatre 19:00
Also on March 3 Seasons, Respighi Trittico Botticelliano, Verdi Les Also on March 24
o DuB-sTeP quatres saisons (ballet act from the opera Les oPeRa
skream (uK) vepres siciliennes), Pearl for the Queen (ballet act Bach Peasant Cantata
16 Tons 23:00 from the opera Don Carlos) Helikon on Nikitskaya 19:00 and 20:30

RoCK Great Hall of the Conservatory 19:00 HeaVy MeTal
s Olga Arefyeva and Kovcheg BalleT
TsDKh 19:00 shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, scriabin, Glennie
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a Helikon on Nikitskaya 19:00 cal Theatre 19:00
Also on March 4 and 2 Also on March 0 and 30
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h 3 MarCh Moscow Philharmonia Academic symphony Orches- Bach The Coffee Cantata
tra, Vladimir Ponkin (conductor), Anastasia Chebota- Helikon on Nikitskaya 19:00 and 20:30
ClassiCal MusiC
w Nikolay Petrov (paino), Dmitry Kogan (violin) per- reva (violin) performing Suppe Overture to the opera Jazz
Light Cavalry, Tchaikovsky introduction to the opera Angra (Brazil)
forming Beethoven Sonata №5 for piano and violin
The Queen of Spades, saint-saens Introduction and apelsin Club 20:00
(Spring), Brahms Sonata №3 for violin and piano.
Rondo capriccioso for violin and orchestra, strauss
Great Hall of the Conservatory 19:00
Three polkas (Leichtes Blut, Tritsch-Tratsch, Unter 12 MarCh
ClassiCal MusiC
Donner und Blitz), Waldteufel les patineurs, Wagner
eliso Virsaladze (piano) performing liszt oPeRa
Overture to the opera Die Meistersinger von
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall 19:00 Bizet Carmen
Nuernberg, introduction and isolde’s Death from the
oPeRa stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Musi-
opera Tristan und Isolde, sarasate Zigeunerweisen,
Mozart Cosi fan tutte, ossia La scuola degli amanti cal Theatre 19:00
Bizet-sarasate Carmen Fantasy, Mahler Adagietto
stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Also on March 29
from Symphony №5, Glazunov Concert Waltz №1,
Musical Theatre 19:00
Tchaikovsky The Waltz of Flowers and Pas de Deux
R’N’B 14 MarCh
from ballet The Nutcracker
Band’eros Regina Carter Quintet (us), Regina Carter (violin),
Great Hall of the Conservatory 19:00 ClassiCal MusiC
apelsin Club 20:00 Carla Cook (vocal, us)
ClassiCal MusiC Aleksey Rudin (piano), Vladimir Krainev (cello)
RoCK Moscow international Performing
igor Fyodorov (clarinet), sergey Kudryakov (piano), performing Franck, Debussy, Rachmaninov
Masha i Medvedi arts Centre 19:00
Denis shapovalov (cello), Yulia Deineka (viola), Great Hall of the Conservatory 19:00
16 Tons 23:00 Jazz
Maria Fedotova (flute) performing Beethoven, ClassiCal MusiC
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saint-saens, lovreglio, Reinecke in a concert “9th Vladimir Galuzin (tenor), Anna samuil (soprano), No-
4 MarCh 16 Tons 23:00
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Christian Gruber and Peter Maklar (guitar,
chez Swan, shostakovich Overcoat (after Gogol) Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Rimsky-Korsakov,
Germany) performing scarlatti, Mertz, Albeniz, Brygida Ochaim loie Fuller: Dance of Colours
New stage of the Bolshoi 19:00 Verdi, Puccini, Donizetti, Tosti, Mascagni
Granados, Manuel de Falla, Bogdanovic Moscow international Performing
8 Also on March 5 Great Hall of the Conservatory 19:00
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall 19:00 arts Centre 19:00