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American expat in Guyana
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Registration: 30 November 2024
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What is life like in Guyana for an expat ? by habubauza
Hello everyone, I currently live and work in the US. My parents are originally from Guyana. I would like to know what it is like to live in Guyana these days, especially as an expat. I haven't been there since 1981, and I would love to see it ...
Guyana is a terrible place since I was born to 2024. I find those color people are racist among themselves. The hindu are the worst. The muslims second that and the negro with the mulatto species. I find most of them can't read and write plus lack ... Read More
barrel shipping by cindyscruise
Is it possible to ship a barrel from the United States to Guyana?
The best shipping company is Global shipping. Locations at 168 street in Jamaica queens. I have used them many times since 2011 to currently 2024. Read More
guyana by tommystix
i was thinking about moving to Guyana.. for a period oftime? positives? negatives???? my name is thomas.. iama medical professional but the type of job i have i dont think they have there ..
Moving to Guyana is a waste of time, even in 2024. Been there done that. Never again in Guyana and I'm a born guyanese, now living in little Guyana NY, USA. Read More
Do and don't in Guyana by expat.com
Are you living in Guyana? We need you to share your experience of the local customs :) Is it difficult to adjust to the local customs in Guyana? Could you please share with us a list of the do's and don't's in Guyana? Thanks!
Don't bribe the police unless you can afford. Bribery is best way to get out of trouble with the law. Don't trust the talk of the people, judge them by their action. Do avoid, bars, sporting events and gatherings with large amounts of guyanese ... Read More
Cost of living in Guyana by expat.com
Hi everybody, It would be very useful to talk about the cost of living in Guyana. Don't forget to mention where in Guyana you are living. How much does it cost to live in Guyana? > accommodation prices > public transportation fares (tube, bus ...
I use to living in Guyana from 2011 to 2024. I was born in Guyana 1972 to 1982 I leave Guyana to the USA (best thing I ever did in my life). In 2011, one person was able to live on $500usd($100,000gyd) for food only. Rent very from ... Read More
Job opportunities In Guyana by anointed
I have a grade 12 certificate. Are there jobs for international citizens with a grade 12 certificate?
If you want a good job in Guyana, try to join the government. Non government jobs is Guyana are not very promising. You will also need to register with GRA(Guyana Revenue Authority) for a identification card and TIN#(Tax Identification Number). You ... Read More
Public transportation in Guyana by Armand
Hi all, What do you think about the means of transportation in Guyana ? Is the network of means of transportation well developed? What modes of transport are available? Do you use them? How much is a fare? Are they relatively ...
There is NO PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION on Guyana. The citizens uses Taxie, hire car, mini bus is the closest thing to public transportation but its all private owners. There is no trains(that was destroy by the guyanese people). There is no public ... Read More
jobs in guyana by donaldbathe
is it hard to find a job in guyana or not? are jobs plentiful in guyana or hard to come by? does anyone know? can someone please tell me. thank you.
@donaldbathe You will find jobs or all sorts but the pay is below minimum and the working environment is very confusing. It's not to be compare with USA standards and conduct. Sometimes you don't get paid. Sometimes you will have to do unpleasant ... Read More
My first attempt to return to Guyana need advice by Rehoboth1
Hello All!Thanks for the welcome.I am retired and been living abroad for 44 years. This is my first attempt to return to Guyana with the intent to live there. My first thought is that I need a place to live and a vehicle. Beyond this thought, I have ...
@Rehoboth1 Guyana is a beautiful place. Love, warming and comforting people. Lots to see in Guyana alot of free and health goods you don't want to miss out on. The people are very smart and clever. Will never lead you wrong and see you to welfare ... Read More