Yerevan - Post Report Question and Answers
Knowing what you know now, would you still move to this city?
Having lived in Yerevan for a year, it has been a wonderful experience; however, the internal conflicts of has made me question if this was the correct career move for me. These are just my personal struggles and others may not feel the same. Resilience is a must. - Jul 2026
Yes. - Jan 2022
Never. - Aug 2021
It's a "one and done" with Yerevan. I didn't mind the tour, but I wouldn't sign up for another one. - May 2021
Yes, definitely. I wish I could extend my stay! - Mar 2017
Most definitely. - Oct 2014
Yes, absolutely. We've had a nice experience here. Lots of downtime with the family, interesting sights to visit. This is not a thrilling place with lots of excitement, you have to temper your expectations. - Sep 2011
Yes. Prior to Yerevan we worked in Moscow. It has its challenges, but Yerevan is a much easier place to live. - Oct 2009
No. Yerevan can be a pretty city in the spring and fall and it is an easy hardship Post. That said, I didn't find the experience particularly rewarding from either a professional or personal point of view. My perception is that this is a check the box (hardship) or maximize my earnings instead of a we can (or should at least try to) make a difference sort of Post. Previous posters are correct--there were a number of contractors and those with family issues that extended; I felt like the entry-level and newer mid-level officers who were looking toward promotion were eager to move on to more rewarding opportunities. - Jul 2008
Absolutely! The climate, the (safe) city, the ease with which you can get around, the availability of so many goods - the living is easy here. - Jan 2008