New members of the Papua New Guinea forum, introduce yourself here — 2017
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Hi all,
Newbie on the Papua New Guinea forum? Dont 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 expat projects in Papua New Guinea if you are planning to move there.
It will enable us to help you better but above all to wish you a warm welcome.
Welcome on board!
PD : The thread New members of the Papua New Guinea forum, introduce yourself here 2016 continues below!
Hi all,
I am excited to start the new year in Papua New Guinea.
I have recently joined my partner here in Port Moresby who already has work in PNG.
Originally I am from Germany but have lived in the Netherlands for the last 2 years.
I am a Project Manager for Operations and Human Resources and am now looking for new job opportunities.
I am looking forward to explore PNG's diving spots and would love to learn how to sail this year. Any recommendations are very welcome!
Hope to see you around.
Best
Julia
Hi...I'm newbie this forum, I would to ask that my agency require me to have a final medical. The doctor was already gave an advised fit to travel. I'm confused?
HI there,
I'm actually a Papua New Guinean but thought this would be a good forum to get to know expatriates living in PNG and also be of assistance in terms of providing information from an everyday Papua New Guineans point of view.
I was brought up in Port Moresby, and am from Aroma, Central Province.
Cheers,
Miranda
HI,
I'm not sure about sailng spots, try check out the yacht club....but as for diving locations, I'd recommend Walindi Dive Resort in Kimbe, Tawali Island Resort in Alotau and and Tufi Dive Resort, Tufi, Popondetta.
Cheers and hope you've enjoyed your time in PNG so far.
HI Everyone
I accepted a job offer in Madang , now as i finished all medical etc waiting to get my visa and move there. Im excited but also a bit worry. I search the internet about expats in Madang but cant find much. Any information would be highly appreciated
Hi everyone,
I'm new in this forum. I grew up in Philippines and was adapted to the Pinoy cultures and lifestyles. I really wanted to know more about Pinoys living in PNG. If you are a Pinoy citizen and is reading this right now, all I can say is MABUHAY.
Good to get in touch with different citizens who had love and passion for Papua New Guinea. Thanks to Expat.
Happy new year to y'all
Hello,
Greetings!
I'm new here and planning to be in PNG 2nd quarter of 2017 as I'm waiting for the renewal of my Philippine passport here in Manila.
Just came back from Beijing, China working as ESL teacher in an International Montessori in Beijing together with my Filipina wife for 8 long years.
My son is born also in Beijing, China who is now grade 3 student and
a 9 years old at age and studying here in the Philippines.
I'm thinking and praying to the Lord if someone will offer me any job offer together with my wife. Any opportunity to start living again as Expat in a foreign land. We came back form Beijing, China last July 2014.
But to my amazement, we missed life abroad and living with Expats and other nationals. We are a "full gospel" born again Christian and we want to live and work in Papua New Guinea as we learned and wanted to see this beautiful place created by God.
Any offer/s highly appreciated, just email **
Thank you and waiting for any help and offer you can share to us.
God Bless and Cheers,
Alex G. Romanos
Reason : please do not post your contact details on the forum. Thank you
Hi all,
I've been teaching in PNG for 20 years now and still counting. I started as a young single and now a mother who still has a lot to learn and want/need to find out about Papua New Guinea.
I'll be looking forward to read more information through this community.
Thanks
Hi everyone
I was born in goroka and moved around growing up. My family finally landed in Toronto. I will be visiting png in july and im looking for some help in regards to transportation and places to see.
I am looking for the best way to get from port moresby to goroka and any suggestions to stay in between.
I cant wait to see and reconnect with my roots
-flora
Hi all.
I have accepted a position and expect to be on the ground in POM late March early April 2017, depending on my visa.
This will be my second stint working and living in POM. It has been a few years since I was there last and this current contract will go for approximately 2 years. I enjoyed my time previously and found POM quite a friendly place. I got around ok, I didn't venture out too much at night unless with a group. With my previous employer I got to travel a bit, Bulolo and Lae mainly. It was good to get out on weekends and head to places along the coast not far from POM.
I will be working as an adviser on a couple of construction sites around POM. At this stage I will be living in Waigani, so pretty close to most things.
I am looking forward to returning and hopefully catching up with some old friends and making new ones.
So if you want to say hi, catch up for a beer or a coffee or do something on the weekends or possibly evenings give me a shout and I can pass on my details.
Cheers
Steve
Dear Julien,
I am new to the forum. I am a PNG local. I run an employment Agent business in Port Moresby, I would to have my business on this forum to get network and contacts who are coming to PNG to start up business or new Immigration / Work Permit service.
my email is: xxxx
regards,
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Hi all , iam douglas and iam a papua new guinean living and working in portmoresby, and i just wanna wish all expats coming into png a warm welcome and a happy stay in our beatiful country .. cheers
hello everyone
i'm bodoi from the Philippines, a new member in this expat.com, staying here in Lae City for more than a year now. Sad to say last week, is just my second time being out of the city. My first outing was in Goroka area last year, where the temperature is cool and lots of beautiful flowers.
Hi everyone,
My name is Fanni and have accepted an offer to work in Ports Moresby as from May 2017. Being a Kenyan, I wanted to know if there is Kenyan community in Ports Moresby. Additionally, can someone advise me of affordable furnished apartments near Papua Grand Hotel.
Thanks. Fanni
Hi all,
Just arrived in POM and will be here for the next few years at least. I would like to get involved in community work, conservation etc. I have plenty of free time for a good cause. Any ideas please PM me, Thanks
Hi Douglas,
My name's David and my wife, 2 kids and I are moving to Port Moresby in a couple of months time from New Zealand. We're looking forward to it and hope that we get to meet and make friends with lots of friendly locals like yourself!
Cheers,
David
Hi,
I am Simon Wong from Malaysia. Might get an offer for expat from Myanmar to Papua New Guinea. 16 years ago work in Vanuatu. At that point of time doesnt know about this forum. Only 2 years ago started for this.
Bula All
I am from Fiji & got a job offer in Lae, PNG....how safe is to work & stay in PNG
Farhia7860 wrote:Hi everyone,
My name is Fanni and have accepted an offer to work in Ports Moresby as from May 2017. Being a Kenyan, I wanted to know if there is Kenyan community in Ports Moresby. Additionally, can someone advise me of affordable furnished apartments near Papua Grand Hotel.
Thanks. Fanni
Hi Fanni
Did you already move? I am also Kenyan and would like to hear about your experiences
Hi,
I've worked in Dubai and Abu Dhabi for more than a year.
I was offered a Telecom Engineering job in PNG, I don't have an idea yet where my workbase will be but most likely it will be in POM.
I would like some insights about the security in PNG (in general) since I'll be going around in the field. And also, what salary range can I expect them to offer me? and the offer inclusion?
Thanks,
Like
Hi I am moving to POM for a 3 year contract in about 6 weeks. Looking forward to meeting new people and the challenge of the new job. My wife and son will be joining me early next year. Am currently looking for a place to live so any tips on good locations etc would be appreciated. Thinking of a 3 bed apartment with views and complex needs a pool and gym. Any help appreciated!
Thanks
Nick
Hi Nick ,
Just checking to see if you already got the information and assistance you were seeking. If not let me know and I'll see what I can do to help.
Cheers,
Living light Foursquare church at Kaugere has a number of programs we could use volunteers for, including a school, medical clinic, we feed up to 400 children and youth twice a week, there is a widows and single mothers ministry and more. Please private message me if you are interested. My wife and I are American long term missionaries here. What country are you from?
Hi Enid, may I know where are you teaching? I'm interested to do a volunteer work in teaching. Thank you.
Jambo.. i have been to kenya many times.. una juwa swahili? Mina juwa kidogo...
Yah, I know Swahili, ahsante!
You based in POM?
Hi everybody;
It's Robert, planning to work in Kimbe this year. Appreciate anybody who could give me updates on the situation there e.g. security, internet, groceries, market, restaurant, etc.
Thanks
Tasha2017 wrote:Nt
Hi Tasha and welcome to the forum.
As you are a new member please introduce yourself to the forum.
I have been to 2 Goroka shows now in the early 1980's. I lived in Kainantu and then Goroka when working on the Highlands Highway.
I recommend the show as it is a spectacular event.
Hi guys;
Any update living situation in Kimbe? Appreciate your contributors.....
Robert
Hello Everyone
I have visited POM 5 times recently to support a sick friend. I would love to find some employment in POM.
I am an early childhood educator and Playgroup coordinator with long experience in main stream and Waldorf/Steiner education. i feel passionate in empowering children to do their best.
I am a professional, internationally award winning Storyteller (traditional oral storytelling) and creative workshop facilitator. I love to use narrative to empower children with low literacy to shine as they get to find, create and share stories.
I would love to work in community, education or someone's home.
When in POM I live like a local and use public transport and connect with the community I am in.
I have accommodation at friend's house. I have a driver's licence for manual etc
If you know of anything, let me know.
Evita
Hello Everyone
I have visited POM 5 times recently to support a sick friend. I would love to find some employment in POM.
I am an early childhood educator and Playgroup coordinator with long experience in main stream and Waldorf/Steiner education. i feel passionate in empowering children to do their best.
I am a professional, internationally award winning Storyteller (traditional oral storytelling) and creative workshop facilitator. I love to use narrative to empower children with low literacy to shine as they get to find, create and share stories.
I would love to work in community, education or someone's home.
When in POM I live like a local and use public transport and connect with the community I am in.
I have accommodation at friend's house. I have a driver's licence for manual etc
If you know of anything, let me know.
Evita
Any overseas doctor in this forum?can someone tell me do we need to be registered to work in png??plz I need urgent help
Hi bodoi
Yes medical doctor
Registered overseas
But now looking for work in png
i don't know about the details
but sometimes i could read in
the news paper of hiring
doctor for a company
Thanx for your reply.
If some one has info about medical council of png n how to contact them?
Hi Fanni how are you?
Have you found a Kenyan community here in PNG already?
Sorry late reply but if you're still looking I think I know someone from your area he's a Land Lord married to a local and my sister have been renting a apartment he owns for a number of years now and have been good friends with him let me know if you want to meet them.
Cheers.
Hi David good afternoon.
How are you and family settling in now? How do you feel about Papua New Guinea and what is your say about living in this developing nation from your view over the past few months?
I hope you all are enjoying yourselves. I hope to meet you and your family one day and to get to know you guys and also New Zealand - a country I long to visit in the future.
Te ahiahi pai
Haumaru noho