International
IT services for businesses in New Caledonia
Are you based in New Caledonia (starting a business, running a company, or an IT manager)? Our IT services are available according to your needs and quality requirements, in English. Where we don't have a local partner, we're fully able to work remotely.
Our services in New Caledonia
Local SMEs and freelancers are the ones who benefit most from our offers. Our engagements take place remotely, or more rarely in partnership with local providers (in French or English).
Training & Coaching
Webinars and Cisco/AI workshops — see the Training & Coaching offer.
AI & Automation
Remote automation audit — see the AI & Automation offer.
Infra & Cyber Automation
Cybersecurity audit augmented by local AI — see the Infra & Cyber Automation offer.
Practical information
- Capital: Nouméa (main city)
- Currency: CFP franc (XPF) — fixed parity with the euro
- Dialing code: +687
- Languages: French (official language); around thirty Kanak languages taught locally
- Main regions: South Province (Nouméa), North Province (Koné), Loyalty Islands Province (Lifou)
- Main cities: Nouméa, Dumbéa, Mont-Dore, Païta, Koné
- Local telecom operators: OPT-NC (Helia brand)
- Domain root: .nc
- Abbreviation: NC
British expatriate community
- Chamber of commerce: New Caledonia is French territory and has no dedicated British chamber of commerce; the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New Caledonia (CCI-NC), Nouméa (founded 1879), remains the reference professional contact point for any international business community present in the territory
- English-medium school: James Cook International School, Nouméa, a bilingual French-English school following both the French and Australian curricula
- Consulates/embassies: French territory, with no foreign consulates as such (the State is represented locally by the High Commission of the Republic); some English-speaking countries occasionally maintain honorary representation given the geographic proximity to Australia and the Pacific
- Associations: as French territory, there is no English-speaking expatriate association network comparable to that of a foreign country