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While the situation in Libya has improved since the fall of Gaddafi, the country is by no means safe.
Crime is a serious concern in Libya. Serious armed crime is common - everything from car jackings to armed robbery take place in Libya. Petty crime such as pickpockting is also common because of high unemployment and poverty. Expats will usually live in high-security complexes which are the safest living option.
The political situation in Libya is unstable so protests are civil unrest are to be expected. Expats should avoid being anywhere close to major protests or demonstrations.
There are a growing number of expats being lured over to work in Tripoli with attractive employment packages. However the fact is that safety is a constant worry and something you'll seriously have to weigh up when making your decision.
I would recommend checking out the Expat Arrivals page on Safety in Libya for more detailed information.
Good luck
Shantalie