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Discussion in 'Netherlands Antilles' started by texkourgan, Aug 22, 2013.

  1. texkourgan

    texkourgan Addicted member
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    Hello and welcome to EasyExpat.com -

    This topic is specifically dedicated to new comers in Netherlands Antilles. We invite you to introduce yourself here!

    Why have you come here? Is it for internship? Studies? A job? Or simply in order to discover new lands?

    If you have already secured a job, how did you find it? How long do you think you will stay in Netherlands Antilles?

    How was your move? What happened for your first steps here? What was the easiest thing / the most difficult to adapt to?

    Thanks in advance for your answers and here’s to a good discussion!
     
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    #1 texkourgan, Aug 22, 2013
  2. Breana Johnson

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    Hi, my name is Breana and I live in Sint Maarten. I'm here with my husband, and our island rescued dog, Kito. We moved here so that my husband could attend medical school offshore. I just found a job at Editor World, after applying to at least 30 different jobs. We moved here in August, 2015 and we'll be here until May, 2017.
     
    #2 Breana Johnson, Feb 15, 2016
  3. Cyrilexpat

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    Hello Breana, nice to hear from you.

    Please share your experience in Netherlands Antilles. We have opened may topics where expats can share their tips, advice and give some information. You will fin them easily on the forum with a special icon: [​IMG]

    Here are some topics where you could contribute:
    :arrow: The Best Areas to Live in Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: Planning Your Move to Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: Following your Spouse or Partner to Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: Flat or House: How to Rent in Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: Setting-up Internet in Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: Public Transportation in Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: Taxes in Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: Shopping in Netherlands Antilles
    :arrow: etc.

    Thanks in advance and see you soon on the forum :wave:
     
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