How is the life in Senegal

Hello Deepak.

Welcome to Expat.com!

A small introduction would be great!

Do you have specific questions?

Thank you,
Aurélie

Hi Deepak,

I hope you are well. Did you ever come to Senegal? I can tell you that most people coming here fall in Love with country as a tourist. To leave here is not so easy. Corruption, thieves, dishonestly is quite common. We need visa now to get into the country also.

If you have precise question please let me know.

This is my website: consciousliving.eu

With best wishes from Senegal,

Marie-France

Is senegal a safe place for americans or will i have to be afraid go out and site see. And qhat are some things i should worry about when i visit there. thank u for any help.

Hello and GREETINGS from SenegalStyle!

I am an American, Anglophone like you and I have found Senegal to be a great place to raise children.  The schools are EXCELLENT compared to where I come from (Pensacola, Florida) and the health care system is too.  It's affordable and the doctors are very good diagnosticians.  I brought my 3 children here in 1999, I'm divorced from an American husband, never lived in Africa before and had no family or friends here.

I haven't regretted my move one time in 14 years.

By the way, there is a HUGE Indian and Pakistani community here with lots of markets selling your foods.  You won't be alone.  I would suggest you contact Satguru Travel here in Dakar.  It's an Indian owned company and there are lots of people here associated with them in one way or another.

Good luck!

Sincerely,

Sineta George
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I just want to add that what they are saying above is true, but Senegal is a country of all types of people, just like theirs and just like yours.  To expect to move somewhere there are NO thieves, corruption, etc from a place that HAS thieves, corruption, etc. is just unrealistic. I don't think there is anywhere on earth where the local population will just stop living their lives (good or bad) because expats from other countries have decided to move there.  It doesn't happen.