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Jacques Paillard

Jacques Paillard

"I always like the concept of connecting global minds and the approach of this site is just what I was looking for."
Olivia Mullins

Olivia Mullins

"Expat fellows on InterNations helped us find a reliable nanny for our three kids. That was very important for us to feel comfortable here in Jamaica."

InterNations - A Place for Canadians in Jamaica

Hello to all Canadians in Jamaica! Would you like to meet fellow Canadian expats in Jamaica? Would you like to get insider suggestions from other Canadians, e.g. where in Jamaica your hometown team’s next match is shown on TV or where to get maple pancakes?

We would like to invite you to become a member of InterNations Jamaica. As a member of InterNations, you will have access to an active group of Canadian expats, hailing from Ottawa, Vancouver, Montreal and all regions of Canada.

Meet fellow Canadians at our events in Jamaica

Attend our monthly events and activities and join various interest-based groups to get to know like-minded expatriates and fellow Canadians in Jamaica.

Find More Information in Our Jamaica Expat Guides

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    Moving to Jamaica

    Moving to Jamaica has long been a popular option for retirees interested in spending their retirement in the Caribbean. But with many economic and infrastructural projects on the road, Jamaica got popular among expats as well. Our guide to moving to Jamaica gives you a first insight.
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    Living in Jamaica

    Life in Jamaica is often associated with mainly two aspects: constant sunshine and the constant tunes of reggae music. This might be rooted in reality to some extent, but limiting the experience of living in Jamaica to just this would be foolish! Our expat guide gives you deeper insights.
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    Working in Jamaica

    If you thought working in Jamaica did not expand beyond producing rum and being employed in hotels, you need to think again. After a number of years of economic decline, employment in Jamaica is becoming more and more interesting for expats. Our guide offers a comprehensive overview.

Forum Posts by Canadians in Jamaica

Get trustworthy advice and local insights from fellow Canadians in our Jamaica expat forums.

Canadian Expats in Jamaica Help You With Their Advice

With InterNations, Canadian expats in Jamaica are able to find both the help they need as well as lots of valuable information. The "Land Of Wood And Water" offers so much for expats to explore - our community helps you enjoy your stay to the fullest.

  • Look through our Members Network to connect with Jamaica’s Canadian expats.
  • Become active in our Expat Forums in order to find insider tips and suggestions from fellow Canadian expats in Jamaica.
  • Make full use of the Expat Guide for Jamaica to obtain important information on your temporary home abroad.

Mix and Mingle with Canadians in Jamaica at Our Events

Our Jamaica community is also lively and welcoming offline. The InterNations Ambassadors host regular get-togethers and a range of expat activities, e.g. a chic dining experience in Jamaica’s trendiest restaurant or a get-away with fellow Canadian expats to discover the vicinity of Palisadoes sand spit. These activities make it easy for you to get to know other expats from Canada in your local community and meet Canadians in Jamaica in a comfortable setting. If this sounds interesting to you, simply sign up for membership – we are looking forward to welcoming you among our Canadians living in Jamaica!

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Jacques Paillard

Jacques Paillard

"I always like the concept of connecting global minds and the approach of this site is just what I was looking for."
Olivia Mullins

Olivia Mullins

"Expat fellows on InterNations helped us find a reliable nanny for our three kids. That was very important for us to feel comfortable here in Jamaica."

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