Living and Working in Armenia

Working and living in Armenia with the InterNations Expat Guide

Are you preparing for living and working in Armenia? Or are you already an expat and have recently relocated to Yerevan, Vanadzor or some other international Armenian city?

The expat relocation to Armenia is definitely an exciting international opportunity and cross-cultural adventure: Visiting the landscape such as the Caucasus ranges, getting to know how Armenian folks celebrate Armenian Christmas, or acquiring a taste for Armenia’s popular dishes like harissa…

Of course, InterNations is active far beyond Armenia. Please feel free to explore our expatriate guide on move to Portugal or live in Italy.

Reliable Information about living and working in Armenia

Relocating to and living in Armenia necessitates lots of reliable information on different facets of Armenian expat life. Many questions come up when living overseas in Armenia: ʺAre we, as expats, liable to Armenian income tax law?ʺ, ʺHow do I deal with Armenian business culture?ʺ, ʺHow to find a trustworthy maid in Yerevan?ʺ, or ʺWhat are the requirements to get a Armenian residence permit for my wife?ʺ

Looking for so much information on working and living in Armenia is rather bothersome and requires a lot of time. The InterNations Expat Guide for Armenia is designed to help you and offers trusted information on all issues of interest to expats living in Armenia. Various topics are covered in our Armenia Expat Guide from sports and leisure, to local infrastructure or food and shopping, up to health-care. Such characteristic questions that concern expat life abroad as ʺIs the crime rate in Armenia really so low as I was told?ʺ will no more remain open.

To learn more about how to organize your expat life around the world, please read on in our guide section: From living in Peru to working in Oman, we have it covered.

From doctors and dentists to cultural institutes –
Advice on living and working in Armenia

In addition, our expat listings for Armenia include recommended entries for services and organizations catering to expatriates’ needs, like doctors and dentists or cultural institutes. By becoming part of our community, you can also participate in the InterNations Forum and discuss with other internationals about your expatriate experience living abroad in Armenia. We’ll be delighted to greet you with a warm Barev dzez among our InterNations members living and working in Armenia.