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  • Jan-Peter van Tijk

    Was very happy to see my kids' school -- Georgetown International Academy -- in the Expat Guide!

Welcome to the InterNations Expat Community Here in Georgetown!

Mawrnin, how yuh be? In case you think we've gone mad, that's the greeting you can expect from your new countrymen in Georgetown, Guyana! Are you planning on making this thriving, lively capital city — a coastal town on the edge of the South American continent —your new home? As you embark on this exciting phase of your new life, it may comfort you to know that there's a way you can connect to other expats living and working in this lovely city. All you need to do is join InterNations, visit the forum, network with fellow members, and take part in the offline events to soon meet new friends who'll help you settle into your new home!

An amazing community is waiting for you!

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Socialize, enjoy hobbies, and make friends

Get info, and feel at home abroad!

Join Our Exciting Events in Georgetown

Attend our monthly events and activities for Georgetown expatriates to get to know like-minded expatriates in real life.

Sep 14, 2024, 1:00 AM
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Let's create new memories with other InterNations members this September at the Backyard BBQ and Grille on Friday, 13th September 2024 from 19:00 to 21:00. Dress code: Casual NOTE: THIS IS VENUE IS
Jul 13, 2024, 1:00 AM
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This July we will be at Bistro Café & Bar on Middle Street, Cummingsburg on Friday 12th July, 2024; 19:00h - 22:00h.
Let's enjoy live music by the Excellence Band during our May event on Friday 7th June; 19:00-21:00h at the Black Magenta at 208-209 Camp Street (downstairs of the Georgetown Club - between Middle and
Come join fellow InterNations members on Friday 19th; 19:00-? at Tribe Gastronomic Lounge on Church Street (between Avenue of the Republic and Carmicheal Streets). See whatsapp group for menu. Masks

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A Little Piece of Europe in a Tropical Climate

Founded by the Dutch in the 18th century, Georgetown has a diverse heritage of Dutch, French and English influences which is obvious in the mixture of architecture (the beautiful Parliament Building and St George's Anglican Church are two must-see sites), street names and languages. For a capital city, it has a relatively low population, around a quarter of a million people, of which expats make up a small number. The cultural diversity, however, makes for an interesting world of influences. The local culture is relaxed and relatively insular — Guyana is often overlooked by even its fellow South Americans — which means you could see all walks of life, from the country's president to the street seller, mixing happily and freely. You'll find a thriving nightlife with jazz clubs and superb local food, too — try the roti, boulanger choka, flat bread and aubergine dip (you'll notice a definite Indian influence on local cuisine). There are many parks and green areas for you and your family to enjoy, as well as the beautiful Botanical Gardens. The city has good transport links as well as being laid out in a simple grid formation which makes traveling on foot easy.

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 Vienna or Moscow, InterNations allows you to be close to them even if they are miles away.

Georgetown Expats Welcome You to Your New Home!

Moving away from your home country is an exciting but also stressful and nerve-racking time. With InterNations, however, we can make your transition much less harrowing by putting you in touch with fellow expats. They'll be able to advise you on all kinds of areas, such as where to find the best doctors and dentists, or what you need to know about local customs and laws. If you don't know where to meet new people, InterNations and its members organize special events that you can get involved with, such as dining out, sports days and family sightseeing. Our Georgetown Community also brings together friends in the city for activities such as visiting the mountains that surround the city or organizing family barbecues and events for the kids. A wealth of information about Georgetown is at your fingertips and socializing and networking has never been easier, so join InterNations today and start your new life in Guyana.

  • Jan-Peter van Tijk

    Was very happy to see my kids' school -- Georgetown International Academy -- in the Expat Guide!

  • Sophie Ackers

    InterNations gives me the chance to get in touch with other expats in Georgetown and all of South America.

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