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Features for expats in Mauritius

Mr Love, the gentleman lover
Mr Love, the gentleman lover
Ludovic Lamarque, also known as Mr Love, who is celebrating a rich 23 year career, is one of the most famous and appreciated artists of the island. Over the years, he has made a name for himself, first with System R and then as a solo artist. 23 years after his debut, he already has 10 albums to his credit.
How to plan your move abroad with your children
Children
How to plan your move abroad with your children
Are you tempted by a big adventure abroad with your family? How to be prepared and make your kids feel prepared? Your kids' age, their interests, visas, their education abroad, etc., are some of the key issues you need to consider carefully. Here are a few pointers.
How to deal with natural disasters as an expat
Everyday life
How to deal with natural disasters as an expat
Adjusting to life abroad means adapting to not only a new culture but also to a new natural environment, including its risks. How should you prepare yourself when you move to a country which often experiences natural disasters? Where to look for information and help in case disaster strikes?
Le Morne, a village steeped in history
Le Morne, a village steeped in history
Le Morne combines both natural beauty and history. Indeed, in this village one of the most important pages of the history of the country took place. It is an essential place to discover when you are in Mauritius.
How do countries benefit from selective immigration?
Work
How do countries benefit from selective immigration?
With the end of the pandemic in sight, countries compete to attract qualified foreigners. Canada stands out as a favorite expat destination and keeps on highlighting its immigration policies. Other countries follow suit, with new visas and policies targeting foreign talent. So why are countries focusing on selective immigration, and how does it help economies?
How to manage your finances as an expat?
Banks and finance
How to manage your finances as an expat?
Economic uncertainties are driving more and more expats to invest abroad. How to manage your money? Which bank to choose? What are the best investments for expats?
Dating abroad: Who pays the bill?
Everyday life
Dating abroad: Who pays the bill?
"Who will pay?" For some, this question ruins the beauty of the moment. For others, it simply solves a practical issue. We just surely pay before leaving the restaurant. What are the different approaches in various countries? What is women's stance on this? How is the practice of going Dutch perceived?  
Music festivals are back this summer in Mauritius!
Music festivals are back this summer in Mauritius!
Festival goers, get ready! It is finally time to catch up on the time lost in the last two years! Indeed, for a few weeks now, the artistic scene has risen from its ashes and artists have come back stronger than ever. And this is just the beginning…
Recipe: Chicken salmi
Recipe: Chicken salmi
This spicy chicken stew with a twist is a must try if you want to know what Mauritian cuisine is all about. The chicken salmi is fairly easy to prepare and will be a revelation to your taste buds. The dish can be served with a small side salad. Here's the recipe.
What should you do with your property if you're moving abroad?
Accommodation
What should you do with your property if you're moving abroad?
That's it. You're moving abroad. What should you do with your current home, whether it's a house or an apartment? Should you sell it or let it? Should you rather invest in property abroad? Here is a roundup of your various options. 
Why hybrid workers are keener on working abroad this year
Work
Why hybrid workers are keener on working abroad this year
The International Workplace Group (IWG) surveyed over 1000 hybrid workers about their work expectations. Nearly 60% reported that they are planning to work from anywhere around the world this year, with two-thirds saying their productivity doesn't depend on location. Since Covid, remote working and digital nomadism have soared. Hyper flexibility and workforce dispersion are becoming normalized within companies.
What are the top emerging expat destinations?
Everyday life
What are the top emerging expat destinations?
The profound changes experienced by the whole world since the pandemic have made some well-established expat destinations lose their appeal, and new ones become more attractive. The strictness of sanitary measures, political stability, and the cost of living during a period of worldwide inflation are all factors affecting this change in the choice of destination. Bloomberg published a list of six cities that are emerging as expat hotspots: Kuala Lumpur, Lisbon, Dubai, Bangalore, Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro.
Humpback whale season: Where to find them and how to whale-watch responsibly
Humpback whale season: Where to find them and how to whale-watch responsibly
It is that time of the year again, humpback whales are back in Mauritian waters and putting on a show for enthusiasts. 大咖福利影院 gives you an overview of where to find them and how to be respectful of their presence.
How to choose your summer school program abroad?
Schools & studies
How to choose your summer school program abroad?
Summer schools are back. Their winter counterparts, called winter schools, are also preparing to welcome back international students. What are the perks of these programs? Who are they intended for, and what types of courses are provided? 
Creole expression: Manz pistas get sinema!
Creole expression: Manz pistas get sinema!
The Kreol language is full of funky expressions. This week, we bring to you: 'Manz pistas get sinema'.
How to manage your career as an expat?
Work
How to manage your career as an expat?
Canada, the United States, Australia, Switzerland, Finland, Japan, France, etc. Since last year, countries have started recruiting foreign talent again following the crisis. So if you're looking for new work opportunities abroad, here's how to build your career and grow as an expat.
Creole expression:
Creole expression: "Met dan siro”
Creole is full of expressions, some more surprising than others. Every month, 大咖福利影院 invites you to discover a Creole expression and teaches you how to use it.  For this new edition, we explore the expression "met dan siro".
500 pieds waterfall: gorgeous but dangerous!
500 pieds waterfall: gorgeous but dangerous!
We are heading towards the Black River Gorges. 大咖福利影院 takes you on a hike and invites you to discover the famous 500 feet waterfall (500 pieds waterfall). It offers a breathtaking view, but is as dangerous as it is beautiful.

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How AI can help artisans grow their business in Mauritius
Work
How AI can help artisans grow their business in Mauritius
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.
Work From Home with greater peace of mind 
Mauritius Telecom
Work From Home with greater peace of mind 
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. 
Why coastal erosion is accelerating in Mauritius
Everyday life
Why coastal erosion is accelerating in Mauritius
Within just a few days, a wide stretch of sand vanished along the west coast of Mauritius. A stark episode that lays bare a truth backed by data, even as authorities moved quickly to try to restore the situation: the island is among the most vulnerable in the world to rising sea levels and coastal erosion.
Mauritius to regulate smartphone use in schools
Schools & studies
Mauritius to regulate smartphone use in schools
Mauritius is about to join a already lengthy list of countries that have chosen to act. More than 60 nations have enacted laws or policies restricting smartphone use in schools. Among them are France, the United Kingdom, Australia, China, Italy, Finland, Canada, and the Netherlands. The island, according to some observers, has been slow to follow suit. "Mauritius was too slow to react," say various stakeholders, who point to the antisocial behaviors that have proliferated in schools in the wake of mobile phone use.
From expat to expert: Anaïs Honorez's journey in Mauritius
Everyday life
From expat to expert: Anaïs Honorez's journey in Mauritius
Moving abroad often starts with a feeling, a vague desire for change that gradually takes shape. For Anaïs Honorez, the plan came together step by step, through travels across Asia and the discovery of Mauritius, where she settled in 2018. Since then, she has turned her personal experience into genuine expertise, helping dozens of expats each year navigate their move to the island. In this interview, she looks back on her journey, shares the realities of life in Mauritius beyond the postcard clichés, and offers practical advice for a successful relocation, from preparation through those first months on the ground.
Mauritius announces Golden Visa to attract wealthy investors
Visas
Mauritius announces Golden Visa to attract wealthy investors
Mauritius is taking its attractiveness strategy to the next level. Announced at the Cabinet Meeting on April 10, 2026, a Golden Visa Scheme is currently in the works, alongside a dedicated concierge service for ultra-high-net-worth investors. Behind the announcement lies a clear and deliberate ambition: to capture capital on the move, and fast.