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Hi Kirsty, Port Moresby it's not very safe. However that said, with proper care there are many things you can do here. You must always be aware and don't take safety for granted. It it's not a good idea to go out alone at first. ... Read More

Hi Michelle, You don't have to worry too much. While POM is not the safest place, there are several places you can go without having to worry. The vision city mall is a nice place with restuarants shopping and a movie theater. You can ... Read More

Hi, Welcome to PNG. I too live in POM, but an working in Enga for a few months. I am in Kumbas abut 20 KM from Wabag. Ask your local friends or co-workers when you get here, they will be glad to show you around and answer questions. I am afraid ... Read More

Hi Neel, My wife and I live in Port Moresby and have been here twice for about 2 years total. We love it here. PNG has its issues for sure. However, if you pay attention to your friends and locals, go only in safe places (there are a number of ... Read More

Greetings, Port Moresby can be a little unpredictable. However in 3 years we have not had any major incidents. I did have my car broken into twice and my wife lost a purse with phone, kindle reader and all her cards. It was a bit of a hassle to ... Read More

If not provided by your company, basic bills are: water, electric, cellular, internet, propane for cooking, tv, and vehicle fuel. Water is post paid and everything else is generally prrepaid. You pay for electric in advance at almost any major ... Read More

Hi Pricilla, Most bills in png are prepaid, unless they are paid by your company as part of your compensation package. Bills include prepaid cell phone: there are three providers and "top up" or recharging your account can be done with a ... Read More

Living light Foursquare church at Kaugere has a number of programs we could use volunteers for, including a school, medical clinic, we feed up to 400 children and youth twice a week, there is a widows and single mothers ministry and more. Please ... Read More

Hi Rusty, my wife and I are Americans living I pom. We were here for 18 months then home and we just got back last week. Pom is okay.We like it here. Shopping is good..but prices are kind of high compared to other s.p nations. Safety is always a ... Read More

One of the biggest mistakes I see people make (in my opinion) is staying seperate from the local culture. I know that sometimes companies don't want employees to get too ingrained for a variety of reasons, but if you are going to live in a ... Read More

Hello, My wife and I have been in PNG about 1.5 years living in Port Moresby. We are missionaries and I am currently working with w Christian NGO here. Please private message me and I can tell you whatever try to answer whatever questions you ... Read More

Hello Steven, I would be glad to answer some questions for you. My wife and I have been in PM for 15 months an really love it here (Minus the heat this past week). With expenses paid all you have is food, personal items and entertainment. Here ... Read More

There is always some risk involved in POM. However there are many safe paces also, such as the Vision City Mall, expat grocery stores and others. Transportation is an issue. It is advised to get a referral to a couple of reliable and safe taxi ... Read More

Hello, I can not answer some of your questions but I know having some info is better than not having any info. To legally work and get paid, your husband must also have a work permit. Typically the expat spouses come in on a dependent visa which ... Read More

I would agree that the people are the main thing that makes PNG attractive. We love the huge variety of colorful cultures that co-exist. I really like the cultural shows and craft markets. We have found the people to be friendly and brighten up ... Read More