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Does anyone know anything about living in Figi?

11 replies

partialderivative · 09/10/2015 18:14

I am thinking about applying for a job there, but I know next to nothing about it.

any opinions?

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SirChenjin · 09/10/2015 18:15

That it's spelt Fiji?!

Sorry - couldn't resist Grin

Rosa · 09/10/2015 18:23

The beer is great .... People are really nice and the men wear skirts... NOt really useful stuff but i would go back in a flash !

YouBastardSockBalls · 09/10/2015 19:03

Oooh Sir you got there first! Grin

BoboChic · 10/10/2015 15:58

One of my cousins has a business there. Her DH adores it, she quite likes it but travels (mostly to Europe and the US) for quite a bit of every year as she needs civilisation/Nespresso/friends to keep her sane.

CarriesBucketOfBlood · 10/10/2015 16:20

I don't know much, but I would worry about hurricanes/ typhoons. I imagine the archipelago nature of the whole continent makes rescue and restructuring very slow. A quick wikipedia says there are 10-12 cyclones a decade that pass through.

partialderivative · 10/10/2015 17:59

FFS, I wrote Figi!

I hang my head in shame

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partialderivative · 10/10/2015 18:01

I like the news about the beer being good

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specialsubject · 10/10/2015 21:35

only been on holiday, and not seen much. Beautiful bits, lots of poverty, lots of politics, interesting racial tensions to put it mildly.

and more military coups than you can shake a stick at.

perhaps start here?

www.fijitimes.com/

Floppy5885 · 10/10/2015 21:39

Wasn't there some political unrest?

specialsubject · 11/10/2015 11:21

to put it mildly...

GrinAndTonic · 26/10/2015 04:00

Friends of mine just moved there for work. He is a helicopter pilot. They took the three DC's including a newborn. She now has household staff (housekeeper and gardner), the kids attend the local school, they play with the local and expat kids, are learning Fijian and hanging out at the beach. They say it is like any place, there are good and bad places. They struggle to get certain grocery items they like but it is quite cheap to fly to and from Australia so they stock up then.

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