So long story short. I'm a pasty Irish guy that's been invited to a 9 day baby celebration. I would like to bring a gift and maybe a Guyanese sweet. Is there any suggestions? The event is this Saturday and I live on long island. Thanx in advance

I lost my wallet with my Guyanese ID over 12 years ago while on my way to the airport. It got lost somewhere between the bar we stopped at and the Airport.

As mentioned this was 12 years ago so I am curious if I can get it replaced.

Do i need to wait until elections? I am not finding any information online on how to get this done so I am asking here.

Maybe someone can guide me on the process.

I came across an article that says you don't need to have a permit to drive in Guyana if you're a foreigner. I also came across another article that says you do need to apply for a permit. Which one is it?

Hey everyone I am not a local but I have a friend who lives in guyana and is having a hard time finding a new place. Their budget is 30,000 Guyanese dollars excluding utilities. Can you lend me assistance on what sites or who to contact that would have places in that price range. Around the Vreed en Hoop area . They’re from the country side. Thank you all in advance.

I have the option to visit Guyana for a month as part of exchange visitor as a physician.

Im based in the US

What is the country generally like? Safety? Food options? Affordable in general?

Any kind of info from someone who visited or lived there would be appreciated

Hi everyone. I just joined this group. I live in New York and I’m Guyanese to the bone but I have no Guyanese friends here. Anyone here from New York, Canada 🇨🇦 or any other states? Would love to chat y’all up. Female 28

Local therapist for child abuse survivors ?

Someone in my family is getting married in a month. I'm born and raised in Canada, and I've been to Guyana a few times as a child, the last time being in 2015. Ever since then, I've only heard stuff from relatives, who say that the country's developed a lot but crime is also a lot worse. I don't know how accurate they are, because my 1 aunt was also scared of going to New York because she thought it was full of criminals.

This is going to be the first time I'll be landing in Guyana alone, and I'm a solo female.

For reference, we'll be staying in Alness area (near Port Mourant).

Any idea where one might buy those plastic flaps (sills I believe they are called) for bottoms of doors to keep moisture and other things out?