Hello I am a French from St Martin I like your video channel Question I want to move to Guadeloupe but I want to know the living and jobs but I only speak English my French is not strong so it is easy to work in Guadeloupe if am speaking English
Let me know if you have specific questions that I can maybe help with. Let be honest it is not that simple as we have limited specialists and getting an appointment can take ages( it always help if you know somebody) On a bright note the new hospital is partially opened, we have some eye centers which recently opened but yes island reality in some areas
What about english speaking persons, how hard or easy it is to find employment for unskilled persons? I do speak St.lucian Creole. I am a British and St.Lucian citizen.
Most of the islands are the same,,i was born in Martinique, lived in Trinidad from age 4-5, visited several Caribbean islands moved to the U.S. visited Cameroon Africa, where my husband is from, and i am planning on moving to Cameroon in the future,,Even Cameroon is so similar to the Caribbean,,even the foods, except i only saw breadfruit growing on the coast of Cameroon.of course in the Caribbean english is spoken the most,French ,Spanish. next
i am looking for Tardiar Donatien who lives in Guadeloupe ,He was my brothers best friend in St.Martin/St Maartin ,they both worked at Lasamana Hotel in St.Martin for many years. he's late 60,s maybe early 70s. my brother is dead,,and i would love to get in contact with him...
@@stephaniefaustin4394 well we’re under French law, so if you want to understand that i think there’s a bunch of videos of Americans explaining the legalities and process of moving to France.
@@stephaniefaustin4394 if u type « agences immobilières guadeloupe » u’ll see a couple real estate companies for renting and buying here. There’s also a few apps to help u look for a place: « Bien’ici » and « Leboncoin ». Getting a job here isn’t that easy though, it’s best if u know someone. But speaking English is a huge advantage since tourism is our main breadwinner, so I encourage u to try ur shot.
Zoe, you should consider doing day in the life type videos, show us more of the island? 🥰
absolutely love this ❤ thanks for sharing ✨💫🙏🏽
Very informative, i love Guadeloupe
Hello I am a French from St Martin I like your video channel
Question I want to move to Guadeloupe but I want to know the living and jobs but I only speak English my French is not strong so it is easy to work in Guadeloupe if am speaking English
Welcome back home 👋
Thank you very much👍🏾
@@Cynthia97190 Are you Celia ?
@@madjouba4290 indeed I am Cynthia
Very interesting. Would love to have heard about the medical health services there
I imagine they're pretty good given its a Guadeloupe is considered a part of France...
Let me know if you have specific questions that I can maybe help with. Let be honest it is not that simple as we have limited specialists and getting an appointment can take ages( it always help if you know somebody) On a bright note the new hospital is partially opened, we have some eye centers which recently opened but yes island reality in some areas
@@Cynthia97190 Hi Cynthia, I want to move to Guadeloupe from the US. How do I get in contact with you?
@@ExodusCollective A huge hospital is being built, so health services will improve.
Yall have to learn Guadeloupean Creole (mostly spoken language by the locals) and French to be well integrated in the country
I speak Haitian creole and I still have a hard time understanding my aunt/godmother from Guadeloupe 😂
What is the contact information for Celia and the company that helps relocate to Guadeloupe?
How can i contact Célia ? Thank
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What's the name of the relocation company she mentioned? How do we contact her as well?
You can contact her here - instagram.com/ambitioncaribeenne?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==
What about english speaking persons, how hard or easy it is to find employment for unskilled persons? I do speak St.lucian Creole.
I am a British and St.Lucian citizen.
Guadeloupean Creole is very different but i think you will understand people here. You also have to learn french
I think that it might be challenging and it also depends in which industry you would like to work in
Could you make a video comparing Grenada and Guadeloupe and how they are similar and different? Maybe other videos comparing with St. Lucia, Jamaica?
Most of the islands are the same,,i was born in Martinique, lived in Trinidad from age 4-5, visited several Caribbean islands moved to the U.S. visited Cameroon Africa, where my husband is from, and i am planning on moving to Cameroon in the future,,Even Cameroon is so similar to the Caribbean,,even the foods, except i only saw breadfruit growing on the coast of Cameroon.of course in the Caribbean english is spoken the most,French ,Spanish. next
@@murielodette2995 How is Cameroon in terms of safety, infrastructure, etc. compared to Latin America and the Caribbean?
@@murielodette2995 You forget the Creole language mostly spoken by the locals
i am looking for Tardiar Donatien who lives in Guadeloupe ,He was my brothers best friend in St.Martin/St Maartin ,they both worked at Lasamana Hotel in St.Martin for many years. he's late 60,s maybe early 70s. my brother is dead,,and i would love to get in contact with him...
I am planning to move to Guadaloupe soon, could you please the process?
Which country r u from?
@@somewheresomeplace1309 i live in the United States now but want to move to Guadeloupe December. I need information on how to start the process
@@stephaniefaustin4394 well we’re under French law, so if you want to understand that i think there’s a bunch of videos of Americans explaining the legalities and process of moving to France.
@@stephaniefaustin4394 if u type « agences immobilières guadeloupe » u’ll see a couple real estate companies for renting and buying here. There’s also a few apps to help u look for a place: « Bien’ici » and « Leboncoin ». Getting a job here isn’t that easy though, it’s best if u know someone. But speaking English is a huge advantage since tourism is our main breadwinner, so I encourage u to try ur shot.
@BelovedOne Hi! Yes i did get some information and is looking for employment opportunities now. Please send me a PM