Working and living in PNG as an expat

Interview with Katrina Morgan, past expat in Papua New Guinea. For anyone considering working in Papua New Guinea, whether solo or with family, Katrina answers offers great advice about living and working in PNG, and the ins and outs of being an expat in a different culture.

[@UtopiaBlue68]

This was great advice and extremely informative, Thank you!!

[@user-pz8np8hm6w]

Katrina, thank you so much for your words..changing the narrative of PNG

[@aliscabee4941]

Thankyou Katrina, this information is very informative .

[@damiengamia8092]

Thank you well articulated.I couldn't agree more there is no utopia in the world.Iam safer in my village on the Sepik River in Ambunti than in Port Moresby.May God bless you and your family.

[@davidk9212]

Did they catch that gang that killed 31 people along the sepik river this month?

[@thomaskori2056]

Honest views and opinion of the expatriate new employees moving into Port Moresby

[@HarryAnio]

I'm interested to join one of the company which is available, I work as àn Electrical Mechanic technician Trade person, for almost 12 years.

[@robertephraim5465]

Good one ☺️

[@davidhawkins4495]

spent 4 years in PNG in Moresby, goroka, Hagen and Madang. Madang was good but the other areas just full of rascals and corrupt politicians. Unfortunately Australia has been giving a million dollars a day in untied aid since 1975 when PNG got its independence. Not to mention all the additional military, educational and medical aid as well. Its a failed state on Australia doorstep.

[@paulynnetom4763]

your location port moresby

[@otizbreiram8782]

Hallo... Mom, can you help me, How can I get job in png?

[@user-go7gw2fc9s]

Port moresby is not very good for expats..security wise..ther are better places in PNG to live in as an expat..ask the locals for more infor