Mumbai: An Expat Information and Survival Guide

This must have eBook for Expatriates moving to Bombay.
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Mumbai: An Expat Survival Guide Released June 2007 100+ pages, US$16.99

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The commercial capital of India – that’s what Mumbai is. There are dreams of making it India’s Shanghai - but all that is still a long way off.

To those unfamiliar with urban India, Mumbai will seem to be huge, chaotic and polluted. This prime city is synonymous of the spirit of hope and survival. A culturally and politically vibrant city, Mumbai is a happening place - arts, music, theatre, Bollywood, celebrities and mega events are the order of the day. It is home to India’s business elite. They say ‘Mumbai never sleeps’.

This unique city guide is the ideal resource for an expatriate moving to Mumbai. Frequent visitors to Mumbai will also find the eBook valuable.

What is different about the guide?

• It is written with an expat reader in mind
• It has selective information, relevant for expatriates
• It includes experiences of expats living in Mumbai
• It does not contain advertorials or promotional content
• It is meant to add value

We have covered interesting and relevant information on Mumbai and presented it in a concise, easy to read manner. Coverage includes snippets on its origin as an archipelago and metamorphosis to a bustling financial hub, infrastructure and support services for daily living needs of expats - individuals and families. The attempt is to answer as many questions one may have and provide leads to facilitate easy access to relevant contacts and information. Chilli Tips, our trademark, have been included to draw your attention to important aspects like security and health care.

Mumbai is a mega city of India with a rich history. It is difficult to put all of it in just a few pages. This survival guide gives a true picture of life in Mumbai; its packed trains, traffic jams, heavy rains, water logging, jostling crowds, slums, beggars, resilience of the Mumbaikars, the Bandra-Worli sea link and more. It touches upon all facets that will influence everyday functioning.

‘Just get involved, join a community. Shed off all your negativity about the place and adapt to it’ so says one expat about life in Mumbai. Read what others have to say on why they chose to live here, what they miss, what they love or hate about this city, about schools, medical help, food, recreation and all about how they manage to get their way around – the good, bad and the ugly.

For any suggestions and corrections, do mail us at ePublishing@chillibreeze.com and share your experience or tell us what you would like included in such books.