Dinara was born in Orlovka, Kemin District, and studied in Kara-Balta, after which she chose banking as her field of study.
In 2022, she worked as a guest manager at one of the hotels in Turkey.
“My friend surprised me by flying to Turkey and staying at a neighboring hotel. In the evening we met, and at that time, German was returning from the beach with friends. That’s how we got to know each other. He had three days left of his vacation, and we spent them together, walking and having fun. He confessed his love to me on the second day of our acquaintance. From Germany, he immediately sent me a message and a video about how he lives. German put our photo as his avatar and said that he wanted to marry me and take me to Germany, so I wouldn’t doubt his intentions. Since then, he has written to me every day, confirming his seriousness,” Dinara said.
German is 31 years old, he is German, but his roots are from Kazakhstan. He has a tattoo of a map of Kazakhstan on his arm. In 1995, his parents moved to their ancestral homeland.
“We were in a long-distance relationship; he flew to Turkey several times, met my sisters, and spent time with my family. We communicated long-distance for over a year, looking for ways to move. Then I got a visa and moved to Europe. We got married in Denmark, and during the marriage registration, German even got teary-eyed. Unfortunately, there was no wedding because my relatives couldn’t fly in due to visa restrictions.
Now we are saving for our own apartment while living with his parents. The first time after the wedding was hard to get used to the new living conditions, but living together with his parents helped us build the right relationship. His parents have been together for over 40 years, and they teach us to love and respect each other. I am grateful that in the first year of our life together, we had such a wonderful example,” she added.
Dinara mentioned that, unfortunately, she does not know how to cook, and once there was almost a fire in the kitchen. Since then, everyone cooks except for her.
“I like the local tradition of inviting guests with a specified time, for example, from 11:00 to 16:00. Everyone arrives on time and leaves when they need to,” she noted.
Currently, Dinara has opened her own company in Germany, helping her fellow countrymen with moving to Europe, and she runs a blog.
“We don’t have children yet, but we plan to strengthen our positions and travel. I dream of adopting a child from an orphanage in Kyrgyzstan and giving them a happy childhood. I am sure that my husband and I can become good parents,” Dinara concluded.
