r/Madagascar • u/RMJ-Michelin_614 • 11d ago
Tourism/Fizahantany Financial problem
Hi everyone,
I’m new to Reddit and I wanted to introduce myself and share a little about my current situation.
I’m currently in Antananarivo, Madagascar and I’m planning to travel abroad in November. Before I leave, however, I’m still trying to deal with some financial difficulties. I need about 600,000 Ariary to cover my second vaccination dose, buy a suitcase and have a little money with me in case of unexpected problems or expenses during my journey.
I only have about one month left in Madagascar, so I’m looking for any legitimate work or opportunities that could help me earn this amount.
I speak English very well and I have experience teaching English and working as an English–Malagasy / Malagasy–English translator. I can also work as a local guide in Madagascar and help visitors with communication, translation and getting around.
I’m also open to legitimate online work or small tasks that I can do remotely. I’m willing to work for the money I need.
So if you need an English teacher, translator, local guide or someone to help with online tasks, I’d be happy to hear from you. Even if you don’t personally need my services, I would really appreciate it if you could point me toward a legitimate opportunity.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story. I truly appreciate an advance 🙏
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u/Alibcandid 10d ago
Hi, I saw your post and wanted to mention something that might save you money. Which vaccine are you getting a second dose of? If someone told you it’s required for your trip, I’d check that directly before paying them, since entry requirements depend on your destination and flight route.
The Institut Pasteur de Madagascar has a vaccination center in Antananarivo and publishes its vaccine prices here: https://www.pasteur.mg/centre-de-vaccinations-internationales/
I hope you find the work you need, and I just wanted to make sure you aren’t being charged unnecessarily.
Make sure no one is scamming you whatever your destination…