For those interested in living in the country's capital, here are some facts about the population and steets of Samoa City. First, there are no formal dress codes in Samoa, although most students wear uniforms. Most services are very basic. Bicycle and car repair are available, although parts must be ordered from New Zealand or the U.S. There are few drycleaners in Samoa, but there are a few outlets offering basic color print developing and Advantix/APS services for digital media. Barbers are basic; they may not know the proper hairstyles for different types of hair.
There are also several religious institutions in Samoa, though most Samoans practice one form of Christianity. The Congregational Christian Church of Western Samoa has the largest following, representing approximately 34.8% of the population. Other churches include the Roman Catholic and Methodist churches. Seventh-Day Adventists and Assemblies of God have grown in recent years. A small percentage of Samoans practice Islam.
Despite these precautions, crime rates in Samoa are low, and most people have a safe vehicle. It's a good idea to install an alarm system to deter criminals. In Samoa, theft of cars is a low concern. If you're looking for a cheap, comfortable vehicle, you can check out one of the many rental car companies. These companies have decent vehicles for similar prices as rental cars in the U.S.