mcp02
Venezuelan expat in Aruba
Forum posts
65
Contacts
35
About me
Venezuelan
Lives in Oranjestad
Speaks Spanish, English, Dutch, Papiamento
Registration: 01 December 2012
Activity
starting bi-lingual English and Dutch day-care/pre-school by ajal
Hi readers, I'm a Dutch national who has been working as an English kids teacher <mainly pre-school> in Tokyo for the last 15 years.At work we speak only English and our curriculum is based on American playgroup-style.I'm 47 years old ...
Hi Jessica, there is an internacional school here in Aruba, also the panamerican school based on English as well as another one in dutch. All of those are private schools. I think you contact the education ministery at www.ea.aw and ask them about ... Read More
would love to work at the large hospital near the Low Rise Hotel area by philipjgaven
Dear Members of the Aruba Forum: I am a Senior Level Health Care Executive and I want to relocate to Aruba. I would like to know if anyone has any contacts on the island that could help me secure a position. I would love to work at the large ...
Dear Philip, The hospital that you mention is the Horacio Oduber Hospital, a 320 bed facility, their web site is arubahospital.com there you have a vacatures (jobs) section that you can check it out. Sadly I don't have any contacts there so I ... Read More
Live and Work in Aruba by Massimo92
Hello everyone!!! I'm Massimo an Italian Chef with a working experience in Italy and England and i'm thinking to move in Aruba!! I'm writing in here for know some information about the documentation that i'd need to move in there and ...
Hi Massimo, you need a work permite, check dimasaruba.com which is the immigration office. Your employer will do the permit. I suggest you take a look in the hotel chains as holiday inn, Hyatt, marriott, etc. Also search for tempo Aruba. Good luck! Read More
Places to visit in Aruba by Julie
Hi, For the ones living in Aruba, what would you suggest to discover the country? When you have friends or family visiting you, where do you go with them? What are the must-see places in Aruba, the tourist sites? How to visit the country in ...
I suggest you take a look at aruba.com, it's the official page of the Aruba tourism authority. It has very useful information about places to go and calendars. Also you will find information on hotels and car rentals. Worth to check it out. Read More
Any idea of schools in Aruba? by soum11
I am moving to Aruba with my family.I have a daughter who is 5 years old.She is doing upper KG right now.Any idea whether the dutch schools in Aruba have teaching in dual languages or not? That is whether medium of instruction is both Dutch and ...
Bon bini na Aruba! I hope you have a pleasant experience here. Read More
Rent a flat or a house in Aruba by Christine
Finding a place to live is a priority when settling in Aruba. Your experience will be of a great help for the members who want to settle in Aruba. Therefore, we have prepared some questions for you: Which kinds of accommodation are available ...
There are lots of real state agency that offer rents, You can search also in 4salearuba.com and arubamatch.com there are some offerings there too. Read More
Any idea of schools in Aruba? by soum11
I am moving to Aruba with my family.I have a daughter who is 5 years old.She is doing upper KG right now.Any idea whether the dutch schools in Aruba have teaching in dual languages or not? That is whether medium of instruction is both Dutch and ...
Hello, the public education system is based on dutch language, the skanken is a private school in dutch too, there's an international school (in english) which the one you mention, also another school in english would be on located in San nicolaas ... Read More
Driving license in Aruba by Armand
Hi all, Can a foreigner take the driving test in Aruba? What are the formalities to get a driver聮s licence in Aruba? Do you need special or extra documents being an expatriate? How much does it cost? Thank you for participating ...
Hi Armand, you have to live legally here to get a drivers license, if you come as a tourist you can drive with no prob. Once you get your papers as resident, you go to the police station at Santa Cruz and they will give you the requirements, which ... Read More