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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 19:01

Its fairly easy to get marriage ,education certificates attested in Dubai..We used Genius Attestation Agengy for our certificates issued from India & Wales. The person from that agency came home & collected the certificates & delivered them after the process was complete.

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Latest post on 01 September 2014 - 18:54

Could you please forward the details to me..Thanks :)

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Latest post on 08 November 2012 - 13:37

Congratulations ! :) ..you're moving to one of the best cities in India..everyone raves abt the weather in Bangalore, but you'll see why.. :)....(...sigh..missing home !) :(..husband & I were born & brought up in Bangalore. Anyways back to your que's regarding properties...When we look for houses in Bangalore we narrow it down to the 4 compass points-North,South,East & West..I can advice/suggest regarding properties in North & South, South east Bangalore. South Bangalore consists of areas like Jayanagar, Banashankari,Padmanabhanagar, Basvanagudi (gandhi bazar/DVG Rd), Chamarajapet..these areas & in general south Bangalore is considered old Bangalore..old traditional houses dot these areas..also lot of apartment complexes have cropped up after the property boom. These areas are very good for families with kids or families who want a quiet lifestyle who are not into partying/pub hopping. Consists of lot of schools & colleges and convenient transport as well. Bottom line very affordable property rates as compared to north or central Bangalore South east consists of Areas like BTM Layout, Koramangla, Sarjapur, Indiranagar, HSR etc..this is sort of considered as new & 'happening' areas of the city. Good transport in & out of these areas..lot of schools, umpteen no of restaurants ! you'll be spoilt for choice. Again lot of pubs,watering holes,cafe's,malls.. downside is very expensive properties in these areas especially if you are planning to buy. North Bangalore consists of areas like Malleshwaram, Vijayanagar,Rajajinagar,Yelahanka etc...the first two are very old & expensive to buy. Yelahanka is relatively new in terms of properties..but very far away from the city. I wouldn't suggest this area especially for newbies in Bangalore. The first have loads of schools & colleges, good transport. Last time I was in the city (May 2012), noticed a lot of new malls & restaurants in these areas. Whew ! that's it for now :)... will update if I can remember anything else.. :)

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