About onmyway19

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Jamaica: :

thank you both Ronnie69 and Jeanna comments very helpful...nice to get some real figures to work with and try get some kind of budget ideas. i will def look into the grocery online prices. yeah I can be frugal lol lol especailly if it means me staying in JA and i know being out in the country the kids won't starve lol.

Jamaica: :

thanks for your response Jeanna all info and advice welccomed! . Well I've been JA over the years and just at the mo fed up with UK life. I've been reading on other peoples experiences and realise that it can be difficult and expensive. However, I have a few things in place that may make the transistion easier ie JA ppt, TRN No. and place to live (I'm hoping to based in the country St Elizabeth ) until I find myfeet then maybe move into town. I think the main thing for me is finding a job (maybe primary teaching or something to do with science) and getting the children into schools. If that all fails settting up somehting on my own. so I guess my quetion should be process of getting children into primary schools? whqt are the costs? (non privatge); monthly outgoings in the country £500 p/m sufficient?

Jamaica: :

thanks for your response tropicallady..... def not eating out every night if at all...lol. basically want to maintain low standard of living until I find my feet. difficult trying to find expat forums most of them are not at all current dating 2010 - 2011 and further back and not particularly helpful

Jamaica: moving to JA:

im new to this forum not sure how it works ... yet. would liketo move in the next yr or so. i have3 children age 4yr - 9yr. concerned about monthly ependitures whats 'average' spending in JA$ not inc rent. Aslo how quickly can children get into local schools i hope to be based south of the island. job wise much luck fo someone with science or teaching backgrounds. advice appreciated

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