Expat news in Mauritius
In a recent report, Statistics Mauritius presented its annual assessment of the national accounts, providing an optimistic outlook for the local economy. Here are the key points from the report.
The week saw significant events, including the inauguration of a cutting-edge cruise terminal in the capital and the introduction of a new anti-drug campaign and an ecological water management system at Pointe d'Esny Le Village.
As we bid farewell to the year 2023, we've put together a compilation of standout titles that have defined the musical landscape in Mauritius.
This week in Mauritius, the government announced a salary increase, signed multiple agreements with France, and a new study assessed the country's efforts in combating climate change.
In Mauritius this week, Château de Bel Ombre has been honored with an award at the World Luxury Restaurant Awards. Additionally, the Bank of Mauritius has decided to maintain the key rate, and new regulations have been introduced regarding the organization of concerts.
This week in Mauritius, Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth introduced a bill to amend the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act, aiming to strengthen institutions involved in the fight against human trafficking. During the discussions, six parliamentarians actively participated, and Jugnauth highlighted the law's evolution since 2009, emphasizing the cooperation with international partners.
This week brought news of positive developments in business recovery post-COVID, security concerns in schools due to bomb threats, and Mauritius securing a leadership position in UNESCO's Executive Board.
Everyday life
This week's news highlights has been marked by symbolic events as Mauritius commemorates the 189th anniversary of the arrival of indentured laborers; the island expects 1 million tourist arrivals by the end of the year; and the release of a movie partly shot on Mauritius.
Everyday life
Summer is finally here, but it comes with its share of weather challenges., such as cyclones, heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, floods, etc. Here's everything you need to know about the summer forecast for 2023-2024.
This week in Mauritius, the country, in collaboration with several other Indian Ocean nations, undertook preparations for a potential tsunami alert. The Mauritius Institute of Directors partnered with HSBC to address climate change, and the Pride March returned to Rose-Hill after a two-year hiatus.
Diwali, often referred to as the festival of lights, is synonymous with delectable cakes. 大咖福利影院 is here to share three must-have Diwali cake recipes that will tantalize your taste buds.
The week started on a positive note with the commencement of the ourite fishing season in Rodrigues. Following this, there was a significant vote on a new law regarding the employment of foreigners in Mauritius, and Ananda Devi's victory in the Prix de la Langue Française.
This week in Mauritius, several noteworthy events unfolded. The Bank of Mauritius once again stepped into the foreign exchange market. On Wednesday, October 11, they announced that they had sold 25 million US dollars at a rate of Rs 44.25 per dollar, repeating a similar action from October 4 when they also sold $25 million at the same rate. Over the course of September, the Bank of Mauritius had intervened by selling a total of $100 million.
While some parts of the world are grappling with a surge in COVID-19 cases caused by new Omicron sub-variants, Mauritius is facing a notable increase in cases of influenza and respiratory infections.
This week in Mauritius, we witnessed a significant milestone in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, alongside updates on unemployment rates and a noteworthy decrease in food prices.
Are you looking for Halloween plans? 大咖福利影院 has compiled a list of the must-see Halloween events on the island to help you celebrate this spooky holiday! Get ready for some thrills!
Exciting developments are happening in Mauritius this week! First off, the country has made significant strides in reducing its carbon footprint, as announced by the Minister of the Environment. Additionally, the Mauritian rupee is increasing in value, thanks to the monetary policies of the Bank of Mauritius. Furthermore, there's promising news for the tourism sector.
It's that time of year again in Mauritius as the tax year comes to a close, and it's time for everyone to file their tax returns on the MRA website. If you're an expat and this is your first time, we've got all the answers to your questions.
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Leisure
June 2026 is shaping up to be a rich and eclectic month in Mauritius. Between retro nights, live concerts, food festivals, theatre performances, sporting events and immersive experiences, this month's agenda is brimming with appointments for every taste and every age. Iconic venues such as the Café du Vieux Conseil, the Caudan Arts Center, and the Trianon Convention Center will host memorable moments, while unusual sites like the Ruines de Mon Rocher or the Domaine de L'Aventure du Sucre promise truly extraordinary experiences. Here is our selection of unmissable events this month.
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Wrong permit, wrong structure, underestimated banking delays: some relocations to Mauritius fall behind from the very first weeks. Not because the island is complicated. But because the steps were not prepared in the right order.
Work
A tech entrepreneur for more than twenty years and based in Mauritius for the past five, Breno Le Gal has built a career that bridges digital innovation, craftsmanship and local entrepreneurship. After founding Ewa's Kitchen, an artisanal business born from a deeply personal journey, he went on to create Crafty, an AI-powered management solution designed to support artisans and independent creators. In this interview, Breno shares his entrepreneurial journey, his perspective on the challenges facing Mauritian artisans, and his vision for a more accessible digital future for small businesses.
Everyday life
The recent filmed assault of an Italian tourist at Grand Bassin sent shockwaves across the country. It exposes long-hidden fractures beneath the island's idyllic reputation and has reignited the debate around safety for foreigners in Mauritius. In fact, questions about security have been multiplying on social media for some time now. But should expats and those planning to move to Mauritius in the near future be worried?
Health system
Mauritius is looking to accelerate the development of medical tourism and attract more international patients. According to official figures, over 4,000 international patients travel to the island each year for medical care or wellness stays. This number has been steadily rising since 2015, yet it remains modest compared with major regional hubs.
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In a context where energy efficiency and mobility are essential, Work From Home has become a necessity. To support this shift, Mauritius Telecom is proposing exceptional offers designed to transform every Mauritian home into a high-performance workspace and study hub.
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