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@Lcunnin You must insist on receipts for all the money.Is the "orphanage" registered?" It should be according to Ugandan law. Sadly there are people who are profiting from running orphanages.You should be aware that sleeping kids of all ages in one ... Read More

Entebbe is great! Small but has almost everything you need (and less traffic than Kampala!) I suggest joining some Expat groups on Facebook. You may even find a place to live through them. Be careful of brokers. A lot of them are ... Read More

Hi Zahra, there is no lockdown but we still have daily curfew from 9 pm. Certain places are still closed including bars, nightclubs etc and only some schools have reopened. There are restrictions on public transport too. However life is carrying on ... Read More

Is it still possible to get a visa on arrival at the airport in Entebbe, and has anyone done that recently? Technically it is possible to get visa on arrival at the airport, however it is strongly advised that you apply for your Visa online in ... Read More

Hello everyone, I am a British expat resident in Uganda since 2009. *** Read More

Hi Avya Superficially life is back to normal for most people. Certainly, the roads are full of traffic, worst in the evenings when people rush home for curfew, although that won't be such a problem for you in Jinja. However, however I do think ... Read More

Zero Corona in Uganda?! Read my blog Now is the time to take precautions! Says US Embassy, August 2020 This links to other resources about COVID in UG Expats generally use: The Surgery IHK Hospital and IMC clinics They are better at some ... Read More

Arua is a great town. It is well laid out, laidback and quite dynamic. It's a centre of commerce since it borders DRC and South Sudan. It can be very hot there however. It's a long way from Kampala but there is now a very good tarmac road ... Read More

Although in theory all Ugandan tourist visas must be applied for in advance online – and paid for online since May 2017 – you can still apply in person at Entebbe Airport. I have written extensively about this on my blog Diary of a ... Read More

Hi never seen anything like that! Not a phone nor an address directory ... do you know where the person works or studies? Facebook often best way these days... Read More

The thing is, salaries in KLA can be low. You would have to contact an agency or someone in that same field for that info. Make sure they sort out your work permit and that employer pays for it. S/he should apply for it BEFORE you enter UG. It is ... Read More

Hi Ghosh You don't need that much - although you could easily spend it! Generally, an expat will pay $200 to $2000 for accom. If single, you can get somewhere for $200 to 500 (small flat / shared house) etc. Food shopping cheap. Going out. ... Read More

Hi Petite.Violette - salut! If you want all of that in one place, I'd recommend Jinja 'Source of the Nile' approx 3 hours east of Kampala. Lots of v relaxing places by the river Nile + excellent coffee shops in Jinja town. Jinja also has ... Read More

Hi ifiej That is a good salary, if you have accom and bills paid for. You can spend as much or as little as you want in Kampala. If you eat local food, you can pay $1 - 3 for lunch. Beers in local bars are $1 or $1.5. It's when you go into ... Read More

Hello Deano, Kampala is a great place - tho hectic! Check out my blog Diary of a Muzungu for some of my experiences as an expat since 2009. Read More

Hi everyone I've been doing some research and will probably write a post about this on my blog Diary of a Muzungu | Uganda travel blog Here are some links that you might find useful: Very useful intro from a lawyer ... Read More

Hello everyone My blog Diary of a Muzungu | Uganda travel blog features on ´ó¿§¸£ÀûÓ°Ôº so if anyone wants any advice on what it's like to live in Uganda as an expat, you're very welcome to check it out. Uganda is a great place for expat ... Read More

Hi all, You can buy pretty much everything you want now in Kampala but quality may not be what you are used to, and the prices may be higher if they are imported products. There is a big problem with 'fake' / replica products. If you ... Read More

Hi Julian The positive side of the Ugandan postcard - I can wax lyrical forever about Uganda's positive qualities, in fact, I wrote a blog entitled 50 things I Love about Uganda. In essence: Incredibly friendly and welcoming people, sunshine and ... Read More

Smile 4G LTE is now the fastest internet provider in Kampala. Although MTN and Orange have also introduced 4G, Smile's is the quickest. Smile have recently launched in Entebbe, next in Mukono, with roll-out to rest of Uganda planned in 2014. Read More

Hi there Lucky you - you will love life in Uganda! I came here from London in 2009. You might enjoy my blog Diary of a Muzungu A bit more info: - Security - include the cost of 1 or 2 staff and possibly dogs. Day time house girl and night guard. ... Read More

Don't bother with youtube - unless you buffer first then replay. I use Orange and am a social media specialist - i.e. online day and night. Orange also has shops in Kisemeti and Lugogo. Warid promises the highest speeds in UG - but not tested it. Read More

Hi Lindsey Come and join Kampala Hash House Harriers, we run every Mon 6pm. Google us. Tonight running in Bukoto. Do a search on the word Hash on my blog to see what it's all about! Diary of a Muzungu Read More

I'm having a hard time understanding clearly if I'm able to live comfortably in Kampala. Some sources say 1500 a month for everything, but other classifieds ask for 1200-2000USD for rent alone. So, in your opinions, can a woman and her child live ... Read More

hi members, I am frm india, my husband has got a job offer in kampala wid salary of 5500$ per month. is it enough for a family of 3. the employer is providing us with accomodation.This is a v good salary for Kampala, esp if you have accom provided. ... Read More

What should I know before moving to Kampala about daily life? There are a million things I could tell you, but I'll stick to one word: COME! Kampala / Uganda is a great place, I've worked here 3 years and I love it. generally cost of living in ... Read More

Hello Leen Yes you can almost anything here - at a price. Baby food is one of the more expensive (imported) items. You might find your house girl will have a much cheaper local option she will recommend! You can buy beds, although not a great ... Read More

Hi Panky 2059 happy to help. sorry for the slow reply. For backpackers, I would recommend red chillis in Mbuya, approx 20 min outside of town in a compound with a great bar. if you contact Pearl of Africa Tours and Travel PearlofAfricatours.com they ... Read More

Hello there you will love Uganda! Winston Churchill called the country the Pearl of Africa and it is as true today as it was hundred years ago when he visited. Kampala is a dusty chaotic city at times but there's lots to do and the nightlife is ... Read More

Hi Vnjungu You will love Kampala! Expat life is great. please feel free to check out my blog. I've lived in Kampala for three years , so far :) we have DSTV and a number of mobile phone operators, including MTN, Warid, orange and UTL. Internet ... Read More

Hi If you're working for UNICEF / any other internet NGO, in Uganda you will no doubt have some of the familiar ways of working from 'back home.' However, they will not necess be adhered to. Bear in mind that a simple thing like rain can mess up ... Read More

Hi there I wd recommend using Jaguar Executive Coaches who I took to Rwanda this July. They were recommended to me by Ugandan friends who have done the journey many times. 30k one way. Call 0752638699 to book. Some times of day get booked up very ... Read More