Guides to help you relocate to Africa
Practical advice, local insights, and step-by-step guides to help you move, live, and thrive in Africa.
How to Make Money Living in Africa When You Are Starting From Zero
Running out of money after relocating to Africa is more common than people admit. Stabilise with your network first, then build a service business around a skill you already have, reach out to 20 potential clients a day, and use your travel experience to tap into the local tourism market.
How to Protect Yourself from Malaria Long Term When Living in Africa
Long term residents in Africa rarely take daily antimalarial medication. Most rely on mosquito nets, neem oil, bitter herbs, and keeping treatment medication at home. Here is the practical approach people who have lived there for years use.
How to Move to Africa and Where to Start
Moving to Africa starts with getting specific about which country suits your goals. Visit before you commit, research through people already on the ground, sort your passport and visa early, and make sure you have enough savings to settle in without pressure.
Best African Countries for Latinos to Relocate To
Ghana, Rwanda, Kenya, and Namibia are top choices for Latinos. Equatorial Guinea is the only Spanish-speaking country but not recommended. Portuguese options include Angola and Cape Verde. English-speaking countries welcome Latinos. Don't limit yourself to language. Visit first before committing.
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How to Protect Yourself from Malaria Long Term When Living in Africa
Long term residents in Africa rarely take daily antimalarial medication. Most rely on mosquito nets, neem oil, bitter herbs, and keeping treatment medication at home. Here is the practical approach people who have lived there for years use.
Vaccinations and Health Prep Before Visiting or Moving to Nigeria
Yellow fever vaccination is required to enter Nigeria and must be taken at least 10 days before travel. Malaria is the bigger daily risk, so get prophylaxis before you go. This guide covers every health step to take before visiting or moving to Nigeria.
Best Hospitals in Accra for Expats and Visitors with Children
The Bank Hospital is closest to Western standards and most recommended for expats. University of Ghana Medical Center and Accra Medical Center are excellent. Luccahealth has US staff. Care costs far less than the US. $1,000 for 5 days. Malaria is the most common illness and easily treated.
Using International Health Insurance in Ghana
Most Ghana hospitals require cash upfront with international insurance, then you claim reimbursement. Choose insurance with a local agent to avoid upfront costs. AMC, Banks Hospital, and HealthNet accept international insurance. Keep $5-10K for emergencies and plan to go home for serious care.