- Albert Robley
As someone with a life-long interest in Central Africa, it wasn't hard for me to move here. For my wife it was not that easy. She met other spouses through InterNations, though.
Our Community of Expatriates in Brazzaville Is Pleased to Meet You!
Mbote na nge and welcome to the expat community in Brazzaville! If you are considering making the move to Brazzaville or have already made the leap, join InterNations and discover the no.1 social network for expats in Brazzaville and around the world! As with any life-changing move, you probably have a number of questions you would like to know the answers to. With InterNations, you can directly ask expats the queries you have, questions like "what are the international schools like in Brazzaville?" or "what is the healthcare system like in the Republic of the Congo?". Build on their experience and make the most of expat life in Brazzaville!
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Attend our monthly events and activities for Brazzaville expatriates to get to know like-minded expatriates in real life.
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Do you like culture and music? Books? Food? Or is having a relaxed coffee and a chat more your thing? Whatever you're into, we've got the group for you. So go ahead and do more of what you love in Brazzaville - or learn something new!
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Learn What It's Like to Live in Brazzaville
The capital city of the Republic of the Congo, Brazzaville is located on the Congo River and is the center of commerce in the country. Hotels and restaurants are part of the emerging nightlife in the city. Brazzaville is also a great gateway to the Congolese rainforest and Pointe Noire. The modern city is very popular among expats, and its urban landscape and excellent infrastructure make Brazzaville even more appealing as a potential home. The standard of living in the city is very high for expats and as a result, accommodation can be a little pricey. You should also be aware that finding accommodation is best done when you arrive in the city, and can be a little difficult to arrange before you arrive.
InterNations is the largest global network for expatriates, with communities in 420 cities around the world. Meet fellow global minds in your city of residence or get to know local expatriates before you're moving or traveling abroad and never feel like a stranger. InterNations makes it easy for you to stay in touch with your expat friends, both online and offline, so you can grow your network of friends and contacts from all over the world. Whether they live in Rome or Munich, InterNations allows you to be close to them even if they are miles away.
Become a Part of Our Network for Expats in Brazzaville
Use InterNations, knowing that every person has gone through an approval process prior to becoming a member, helping make the InterNations experience a safe and secure one. Our members also value and understand the core principles of helpfulness, open communication, and mutual respect. When you arrive in the city, you can also meet up with like-minded expats through InterNations. Simply take a look at the existing, interest-based groups in the Brazzaville Community. If there aren't any groups yet, why not create a group centered around one of your interests or hobbies from home and use that opportunity to organize fun activities with like-minded expats in Brazzaville?
- Albert Robley
As someone with a life-long interest in Central Africa, it wasn't hard for me to move here. For my wife it was not that easy. She met other spouses through InterNations, though.
- Victoria Arrington
Where the hell is Brazzaville? That was my first thought before moving here. Then I joined InterNations and received many valuable tips from expats living there.
