'living in Madagascar' Expat  

Marius (194.128.29.93) -

How is to live in Madagascar?

Is it hard to find a job there?

Thanks

Marius

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Reply #1 stefano (195.190.176.207) -

Hallo I am a swiss man wishing to live in madagascar with hisa indian wife and three childrens 17 13 and 10 years old would like to get information on how one can settle there what about long term visas aand buyng houses hotels or restaurants or shops or farms?

Reply #2 haja (193.251.142.221) -

i will be happy to give any assistance to whose interested in establishing a in madagascar, expecially those with a SME project?investement project. my email adress hajarivony@ifrance.com. I am a malagasy living in antananarivo

Reply #3 Catherine-Maud Bester (193.188.105.235) -

I am a mature English Teacher from South Africa. I have been teaching all levels of English in the Middle East for the past five years. I am interested to become involved in education in Madagaskar and would like to settle there

Reply #4 Sinan Elaslan (88.252.67.71) -

Hi there I have an job offer for almost 2 years duration in Madagascar for an international construction company. How is it to live and work in Madagascar as an expat?

Reply #5 miller (196.207.40.212) - Tue Mar 18 12:14:59 2008

I would like to know where the best area is to live in madagascar. As a South African what do I require to live in Madagascar. Do they have regular and bad cyclones and how often do these occur???

What is the cost of purchasing a house???

Looking forward to hearing from you...

Reply #6 Lilyrose from Antananarivo Madagascar - Fri May 9 23:42:44 2008

Life is cool if you live simply. The capital Tana tends to suffocate with surpopulation, but the rest of the island is still open.

The best place to live depends on what you're looking for, if you're more of exotic, beach, snorkel and stuff, then the west and south western coast is the place for you. If you're more of rainforests, high mountains, roaring rivers and emerald bays then the north and north easter coast. If you prefer (like me) mild temperature, picturesque rice field sceneries, mimosa perfumed paths on foggy hills, then the center highland is your place... The south is rather dry, with all specific desert flaura and fauna, and still crawling with unsuspected life...

So what type are you now? ;))

Reply #7 Steve (194.72.123.7) - Mon Jun 2 00:44:54 2008

Hi, Im from the UK and coming to live and work in Tamatave for 18 months. Does anyone have any advice for me please. Are the many English speakers there, cost of living, night life, food etc etc. Any advice greatly received.

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