What do expats find most challenging?

"Expats in Ba often find the language barrier to be a significant challenge, as the local language is Fijian, and while English is widely spoken, it may not be the first language for many locals. The slower pace of life, often referred to as 'Fiji time', can also be a challenge for expats used to a faster, more structured lifestyle. The cultural emphasis on community and sharing can be difficult for those from more individualistic cultures. Additionally, the traditional customs and etiquette, such as the presentation of a sevusevu (gift) when visiting a village, can be complex and difficult to navigate for newcomers. The high level of religious observance and the importance of church in Fijian society can also be challenging for expats who are not used to such a strong religious influence in daily life. Lastly, the tropical climate, while beautiful, can be hard to adjust to, particularly the high humidity and the cyclone season," said another expat in Fiji.