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Jersey

Jersey
  • Capital

    Capital

    Saint Helier

  • Local time

    Local time

    8:22

  • Population

    Population

    104 200

  • Driving side

    Driving side

    Left

  • Calling code

    Calling code

    +44

  • Currency

    Currency

    £ GBP (pound)

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Jersey

Jersey
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  • Capital

    Capital

    Saint Helier

  • Local time

    Local time

    8:22

  • Population

    Population

    104 200

  • Driving side

    Driving side

    Left

  • Calling code

    Calling code

    +44

  • Currency

    Currency

    £ GBP (pound)

  • Average Salary

    Average Salary

    $ 4 323

  • Petrol price

    Petrol price

    € 1.41 pl

  • Precipitation

    Precipitation

    433mm /year

Geography & travel

  • Country Area

    Country Area

    116 km2

Population

  • Languages

    Languages

    English
    Portuguese
    other

Economy

  • Industries

    Industries

    tourism, banking and finance, dairy, electronics

  • Agriculture

    Agriculture

    potatoes, cauliflower, tomatoes, beef, dairy products

  • Natural Resources

    Natural Resources

    arable land

  • Natural Resources

    Natural Resources

    arable land

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What not to do when visiting Jersey

1/9
Marker Jersey
Business & Communication

Don’t forget Jersey is not part of the UK (nor European Union), but rather a separate possession of the British Crown. The defence of all the island is the responsibility of the UK.

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2/9
Marker Jersey
Business & Communication

Don’t be surprised locals are more reserved and distant - friendships take longer to build.

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Marker Jersey
Business & Communication

Don’t ask personal questions or intensely stare to someone - privacy is important.

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4/9
Marker Europe
Business & Communication

Don’t forget to handshake when greeting (men). Women usually greet with light kisses on both cheeks (”air kisses” where you just touch cheeks and kiss the air), a handshake is common on first meeting. Eye contact is important.

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Marker Europe
Business & Communication

Don't smack or slurp - it's not appreciated.

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Marker Europe
Business & Communication

Don't avoid eye contact business and personal conversations. It's a sign of courtesy.

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Marker Northern Europe
Social Events

Don't forget to disrobe completely before you sauna - bring a towel (only) if you are shy.

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Marker Europe
Street & Behavioral

Don't enter buses, trains or similar before everyone who wants to get out has done so.

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Marker Europe
Street & Behavioral

Don't forget to wear reflectors when riding a bike or walking at dark.

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