Today, the couple lives in the German city of Koblenz.
Dinara was born in Orlovka, located in the Kemin district, then studied in Kara-Balta, after which she chose to pursue banking in her educational institution.
In 2022, she worked in Turkey at a hotel as a guest service manager.
“I have a friend who decided to surprise me and flew to Turkey without telling me. She got a job at a hotel nearby. We met in the evening to go for a walk. At that moment, Hermann was returning from the beach with friends. We started talking. He had only three days left of his vacation, and we spent them together, having fun and walking around. On the second day of our acquaintance, he confessed his love to me. After returning to Germany, he immediately sent me a message and a video to show me how he lives. Hermann even set our photo as his phone profile picture and said, ‘I want to marry you and take you to Germany. I’m putting our photo here so you can be sure of my feelings.’ Since then, he has written to me every day and expressed his serious intentions,” Dinara shared.
Hermann is 31 years old. He is German but was born in Kazakhstan. He has a tattoo on his arm with the word "patriot" and a map of his country. In 1995, his parents returned to the historical homeland of their ancestors.
“Our relationship developed long-distance. Hermann flew to Turkey several times, where he met my sisters and spent time with my family. We communicated for over a year, and it wasn’t easy. We looked for ways to be together. Eventually, I received a visa through a special program and moved to Europe. We got married in Denmark, and during the ceremony, Hermann couldn’t hold back his tears. Unfortunately, the wedding was held in a small circle, as my relatives couldn’t come due to visa issues.
Now we are saving money for our own apartment while living with his parents. The first few months after the wedding were difficult to adapt to the new life and traditions, but living with his parents helped us improve our relationship. They have been living together for over 40 years and care deeply for each other. We try to take them as an example. I am immensely grateful that in the first year of our married life, we had such a positive role model to look up to.
Unfortunately, I still haven’t learned to cook, and once there was almost a fire in the kitchen. Since then, everyone cooks except me.
I really like how it’s customary here to invite guests and immediately specify the time, for example, from 11:00 to 16:00. Everyone arrives and leaves on time,” Dinara noted.
To date, she has opened her own company in Germany, helping her compatriots move to Europe, and also runs her own blog.
“We don’t have children yet, but we plan to strengthen our positions a bit and travel. I dream of adopting a child from an orphanage in Kyrgyzstan and giving them a happy childhood. I am confident that my husband and I can become good parents,” Dinara concluded.
