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Moving to Arusha | Expat Living

Moving to Arusha | Expat Living

Moving to Arusha Tanzania – Everything you need to know: Are you wondering what life in Arusha has in store for you and your family? In this guide on living in Arusha, we first give a brief introduction to Arusha and its people, and then discuss important topics such as health and safety, accommodation, and schools.

Life in Arusha – Tanzania:
  • #1. As one of the most diverse City in Tanzania, you can expect a very different cultural experience when moving to Arusha.
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  • #2. The medical facilities in Arusha are most definitely not of the same standard as those available in western Cities.. 
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  • #3. Make sure you talk to your doctor about necessary vaccinations needed before moving.
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  • #4. If you want to enroll your child in an international school, you need to get in there early as spaces are limited.
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  • #$. For younger children, it is the cultural “norm” for expat families to employ a nanny or household help.
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Traveling to Arusha Visa and Vaccinations
WORK AND RESIDENTS PERMIT
WHERE TO LIVE IN ARUSHA
JOBS IN ARUSHA
HEALTH AND PRECAUTIONS
Tastiest Private Food Tours of Arusha
KEEPING SAFE IN ARUSHA
HOUSING HUNTING IN ARUSHA

Get to know Tanzania:

Tanzania, officially the United Republic of Tanzania, is the largest and most populous country in the East African Community (EAC), which also includes Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and Burundi. 

A couple years after gaining independence from Britain in the early 1960s, Tanganyika and Zanzibar joined to create the new country of Tanzania on April 26, 1964. This day, known as Union Day, is celebrated each year as a national holiday.

After several decades of one-party rule, Tanzania has held democratic elections since 1995. The country is divided into 30 administrative divisions, with 25 on the mainland and the remaining five on the islands. Zanzibar retains its status as a semi-autonomous region and has its own parliament and president.

The capital of Tanzania has officially been Dodoma since 1973 and Tanzania’s National Assembly relocated there in 1996. Dar es Salaam remains the country’s commercial and administrative capital, however, and the executive branch of the government and all diplomatic representations are still located in this city.

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MOVING TO ARUSHA?

Organizing relocation to Arusha is not something you should do on your own. As expats, we understand what you need, and offer the the essential services to help you move and live in Arusha easily. Contact us (info@arushacityguide.com); today to jump start your move, and begin the preparations with our free relocation checklist.

More Arusha Trip Ideas

Planning your Arusha trip? Whether you’re looking for things to do in Arusha such as events and attractions, key traveller information to make your Arusha visit run smoothly or are planning where to stay in Arusha, you’ll find everything you need for your Arusha holiday on Our Website. Arusha City Travel guide has the information about latest events not to miss while you visit Arusha – there’s always something going on, so don’t miss out on the latest exhibitions, shows and more on your trip to Arusha.

Discover the best day trips from Arusha or try one of the best Arusha tours. If you’re here as a family, you’ll find plenty of things to do in Arusha with kids and find suitable accommodation such as Arusha holiday apartments. Whether you’re looking for the best weekend breaks in Arusha or planning a longer holiday in Tanzania, you can be sure you’ll find all the information you need.

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