
Tintin58
French expat in Oman
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About me
French, Married with children, 68 years old
Lives in Al Sohar, Al Batinah
Speaks English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
Registration: 26 April 2014
About
Occupation
I am Employed.
My expat journey













Al Sohar, Al Batinah, Oman

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Jeddah, Makkah, Saudi Arabia

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Starting a new phase in my life without my two children at home
Starting a new career being a Principal with Mercer in Riyadh

Angers, France
Get the kids in a French school so they can be able to read and write in French. My wife stopped working to take care of the kids
Business and excecutive coach
My home town, good to be back after 17 years abroad.

Chicago, USA
Business and excecutive coach
Great city, also we lived in the north of the city (Lake Forest). We had a great time there
Cold in winter

New York, USA
Followed my wife who got an expatriate contract from her company (Kraft foods)
Mister mom, waiting for working permit
We lived in Connecticut (greenwich Village), very upper class neibourhood. You can get anything you want as far as got the $ to pay for it.
We did not take advantage of it as we where tranfered 9 month after arriving.

Madrid, Spain
Married a Spanish woman after one year in Madrid, got two kids boy 1994 and girl 1997
Bank, computer renting, mobile telecom Internet loyalty programs
Great city to leave in for nationals (my wife is Spanish) and for expatriate.
Nothing to declare

Paris, France
Woked in Bank, first an Arab bank (Union de Banque Arabes et Fran莽aises) then a Spanish Bank (Banco Santander)
My home town, nothing objective to declare

Sao Paulo, Brazil
Worhing in raiwys financing projects - Metro de Belo Hotizonte and Metro de Sao Paulo
A lot of fun been single and pais in US dollars
A lot of people with no money and some security issues

Paris, France
Worked in Railwys export. Tavelled a lot.
My home country so nothing objective to declare ^o^

Paris, France
Did all my education in Paris, attending the Paris Sorbonne University
Activity
Best way to learn Arabic in Jeddah? by mohamed715
I will be here for the next 18-24 months. What's the best way to learn Arabic?
Hi Abolat, I'm like you learning Arabic. I'm using an online course very interactive and intuitive called rosetta stone. rosettastone.com/ It is not expensive and if you are serious you get results quickly. Enjoy! Read More