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Dec 22nd 2009 | 8:23 pm

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Sandryne

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Re: Renting in Goa

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So do I take it that no-one - other than Rob, to whom I am grateful for the advice - has any tips for me? No-one out there who can offer any advice on nursery schools in north Goa. There must be someone with children, surely...

obs have u been luckier than anyone of us?!?! Well if u have something do let us know..

Dec 22nd 2009 | 8:43 pm

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I'm sorry, you must pm me or noni before making any further posts on this forum or sending any personal messages.

Dec 23rd 2009 | 12:38 am

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There is a brilliant nursery in Nagoa "first steps" or Green meadows school my grandkids went there for 3 years and have done excellent.mixed european/goan/indian

Dec 23rd 2009 | 8:08 pm

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I'm sorry, you must pm me or noni before making any further posts on this forum or sending any personal messages.

Problem sorted, carry on!

Dec 23rd 2009 | 9:06 pm

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Problem sorted, carry on!

mitzyboy,our accomodation problem is not solved yet..dont you want to have some people crashing your house for a while..until they get a roof above their head...lol...

Dec 23rd 2009 | 10:18 pm

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mitzyboy,our accomodation problem is not solved yet..dont you want to have some people crashing your house for a while..until they get a roof above their head...lol...

Sandryne

I will pm you you with a contact number of someone I know who will help you find a place to stay.

Dread - can't leave you homeless !
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Dec 24th 2009 | 1:54 am

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Sandryne

I will pm you you with a contact number of someone I know who will help you find a place to stay.

Dread - can't leave you homeless !
x

hey dread,
thanks for the contact number..i have received ur pm and i am very thankful to you..
thanks for the info regarding the travelling as well..i shall give the person a shout tom..
thanks again..
merry xmas and happy new year!

Dec 24th 2009 | 10:51 am

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Re: Renting in Goa

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mitzyboy,our accomodation problem is not solved yet..dont you want to have some people crashing your house for a while..until they get a roof above their head...lol...

I live in Spain!

And you are actually crashing someone elses thread

Dec 24th 2009 | 4:50 pm

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I live in Spain!

And you are actually crashing someone elses thread

hahhaha..mitzyboy..lol..some ppl have not really mastered the art of crashing and am one of those!

Dec 25th 2009 | 2:43 pm

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There is a brilliant nursery in Nagoa "first steps" or Green meadows school my grandkids went there for 3 years and have done excellent.mixed european/goan/indian

Thanks Poppetjay, that's just what I was looking for.

Dec 28th 2009 | 2:19 am

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Re: Renting in Goa

Hi
Anyone any idea how much it is to rent a place for a couple of weeks what is the normal price to pay for a villa

Patsy

Jan 5th 2010 | 12:57 am

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Re: Renting in Goa

Hi !

I am now moving to Goa, next week for 6 months, and I still do not have any accommodation!

Sandrine, are u still interested on sharing with me an apartment?
I will stay like for 2 days in a friends couch in Panjin, but I need to find an accomodation for myself, preferably sharing with other EU nationals!

I was unable to find you these past two weeks on skype, please keep in touch!
Regards,
Daniela

Jan 6th 2010 | 3:26 am

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Hi

We have a 2 bedroomed villa in North Goa Arpora we will be taking over and furnishing in January, it will be available for rent from end March long term would be better, it is on a complex of 10 villas and 4 apartments with a pool.

Contact me if there is any interest out there.

Patsy

Have you had any problems with F.E.M.A.??

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Jan 7th 2010 | 1:31 am

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daniela sorry for having been out of touch..already started working and no net in the office..
I wrote ya yesterday about the scene out here..You better pressure ur firm to arrange an accomodation for you on a temporary basis until u find something that suits u.
Been in a hotel for like ten days and trust me its not fun.
Just don't wait until u reach here to sort things out..