Pros and Cons of Living in Haiti

"Expats in Haiti appreciate the country's vibrant culture, which is full of music, art, and dance. They also appreciate the warm hospitality of the Haitian people, who are always willing to help out and make visitors feel welcome. Additionally, expats enjoy the country's unique cuisine, which is a mix of African, French, and Caribbean flavors. Finally, expats appreciate the natural beauty of Haiti, with its lush mountains, stunning beaches, and vibrant cities," explained one expat.

"I love the courageousness and spirit of the Haitian people and their non-stop, endless optimism," said one person in Cap Haitien.

"Expats in Haiti often find the language barrier to be one of the most challenging aspects of the local culture. Additionally, the lack of reliable infrastructure and services can be difficult to adjust to. Furthermore, the poverty and inequality that is pervasive in Haiti can be difficult to witness. Finally, the cultural norms and expectations can be difficult to understand and navigate for expats," replied an expat in Haiti.

"The traffic and the cooking of everything outside with charcoal, which depletes the trees from their leaves and bark," remarked one in Cap Haitien.