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| Suriname | voluntary work Posted: Sun June 18, 2006 02:12 PM UTC
Hi
I want to go to suriname in august 2007 to work for one year in a social project voluntaryly. i will not earn any money for my work. how expensive is living in suriname?`how much do I have to pay for housing and food each month? thanks for answers |
schlotte  
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| Suriname | RE: voluntary work Posted: Wed September 6, 2006 08:50 PM UTC
I happen to have checked this myself (I'm going therefor 5 months)
The biggest cost is the rent for rooms and houses. Rooms vary from 150- 300 Euro p/month Groceries are not expensive and for eating outside, you can get a complete meal for 5 Euro's in at restaurant. Going by taxi 2/3 Euro (inside Paramaribo) I think you'll need at least 300 Euro's per month to 'survive'. Cheap rooms you can find at www.casacama.com Hope you can manage to go!
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Valeggua 
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| Suriname | Re: voluntary work Posted: Thu June 21, 2007 09:54 AM UTC
Suriname is very reasonable, food, transportation and accommodation and many will help you get sorted to find even cheaper places. I know some people there
good luck; its a lovely and peaceful country.
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SLMSurinam  
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