Are you planning to move to Mauritius, or are you already here? Here’s what you need to know as a foreigner: permits, administrative procedures, etc.
If you are planning to become a resident of Mauritius, or stay for more than 12 months, you need to convert your foreign driving license into a Mauritian one. Here are the instructions.
As an expat and freelancer, I chose Bricks to invest in real estate without going through a bank. Here’s my review of this platform starting at just €10.
The beach, the sea – Mauritius is paradise for kids, isn’t it? But apart from the beach, what other activities can you do with your children?
Read my review of Onewayfly, a simple and economical solution for traveling without a return ticket. Ideal for avoiding administrative constraints and traveling with a light mind, whether for an expatriation or a trip abroad.
When you go to another country with another currency, it’s always the existential question: do you exchange money on the spot or can you pay by card and get away with not too many charges? I use my N26 card
My full testimony of my expatriation to Mauritius for FemmExpat published in July 2024: why Mauritius, daily life, culture, children, education, leisure …
You’ve just arrived in Mauritius and you’re wondering how you can make new contacts, both professionally and personally? Don’t panic, this island paradise is full of opportunities to expand your network! I’ll tell you how to meet and network in Mauritius.
All the websites and places you need to know to get the best second-hand deals in Mauritius.
Here are the applications you won’t be able to do without once you’re here in Mauritius. They’ll be very useful in your daily life, I guarantee it.
Things we don’t talk about much, things you probably don’t even know exist but are worth looking into. I’m sharing with you a list of things you should know before you move to Mauritius.
