Finding a place in Caribbean to Live/Work

Hi,
I am planning to move in Caribbean to live and work.
The islands that I am interested in are St. Lucia, St. Vincent &
Grenadines, Gdenada, Barbados, but any suggestion is welcome
I would appreciate of someone could answer to some of my questions
below:
- what is the average rent for some small house (2 bedrooms, nothing
fency)
- what is the cost (per week/month) of everyday life (for a family):
for eating, drinking etc.
- what is the average salaries for educated people, and what is the
average salary for citizents, and what are the chances for someone to
find a job

Thanks in advance!

In article <1177676946.454259.305660.TakeThisOut@b40g2000prd.googlegroups.com>,
arsicivan1.TakeThisOut@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi,
> I am planning to move in Caribbean to live and work.
> The islands that I am interested in are St. Lucia, St. Vincent &
> Grenadines, Gdenada, Barbados, but any suggestion is welcome
> I would appreciate of someone could answer to some of my questions
> below:
> - what is the average rent for some small house (2 bedrooms, nothing
> fency)
> - what is the cost (per week/month) of everyday life (for a family):
> for eating, drinking etc.
> - what is the average salaries for educated people, and what is the
> average salary for citizents, and what are the chances for someone to
> find a job
>
> Thanks in advance!

Much of this would probably be available through the Island
government's websites. Some of it might be available through the US
CIA's Wolrd Fact book
(https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html).
Before doing anything else, I would go to each place you are
interested in and see what their employment requirements are. The kinds
of jobs they allow non-citizens to work may be a relatively short list.