Sabor2me
Canadian looking for information about Papua New Guinea
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Registration: 20 November 2015
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Top 5 tips to live in Grenada by expat.com
Hi, When you are going to live abroad, you may have a lot of questions. Hence to facilitate you in this process, we are inviting expats to share their top 5 tips with regards to settling and living in Grenada. What recommendations would you ...
1. The Caribbean is not max relax. People are very formal and you should always address people by their surname, if you don't know it sir or madam. Sleeveless shirts are a no-no and you will notice most women wear blazers to work, and no there ... Read More
Moving to Grenada with kids by Priscilla
Hi, Moving abroad is an adventure for both parents and children: settling overseas is a challenge for each family member. How was the move to Grenada for your kids? How did they manage to adapt to their new environment? Share with us ...
We moved to Grenada with two boys 10 and 12 at the time. We lived in the community, in Belmont, St, George's. People were very welcoming and it was very safe. School was a little challenging. There was lots of racism, which is good for white ... Read More
Buying a car in Grenada by Kenjee
Hi, To be able to move in Grenada, a lot of expatriates think of buying a car, whether new or second-hand. What are the formalities to buy a vehicle in Grenada: car registration, insurance, etc.? What are the relevant authorities or ...
We bought a SUV from doh, it is right across from the Radisson and near the mall with Too Kachi in Grand Anse. We had hooked up with a local police officer who was a friend of a friend. He made sure we got a reasonable price. We bought a Honda CRV ... Read More
Volunteering in Grenada by Maximilien
Hi, While living abroad, some expats wish to get involved in the local community life. What organizations expats can turn to if they want to volunteer in Grenada? How to join a charitable institution, what are the steps? Which causes ...
I volunteered in Grenada at NEWLO in Palmiste through Cuso International. My advice is the library in St. George's- right across from the cruise ship mall. They can use volunteers to read to children, sign out books or run literacy programs. Mt. ... Read More
New members of Papua New Guinea forum, introduce yourself here – 4th quarter of 2015 by Julien
Newbie on Papua New Guinea forum? DonÂ’t know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on your ...
Hello, We are a family of 4 from Canada and we are just back from volunteering for 10 months in Grenada West Indies. It was an amazing experience and made us want to explore the world a little more. We have two boys 11 & 13 so our major concern ... Read More