Expat news in Mauritius
Nothing could get in her way to finding out if she could see herself living in Mauritius. Not even a global pandemic. Nina, a Bulgarian expat in the United Kingdom, is however, now stuck in Mauritius because of the restrictions between her host country and her dream host country. But she's not exactly complaining.
The Premium Visa has raised more than a few questions since its launch amidst the COVID-19 crisis last year. In this interview, Ken Poonoosamy, the acting CEO of the Economic Development Board of Mauritius, tells us a little more about the visa and how it benefits foreigners wishing to live on the island.
Everyday life
Lockdown. It is a word we probably wish we could leave in 2020. But with the new COVID-19 strains, a lot of countries are going back into emergency state and under lockdown. In Mauritius, we are enjoying our freedom but we did spend three months under lockdown last year. Here is how expats dealt with being on lockdown in paradise.
Mauritius has not had it easy in 2020. And that could be an understatement. Between the global health crisis which caused a three month complete paralysis of its economy and the oil spill caused by the MV Wakashio off its south-eastern coast, the island has struggled. As we step into 2021, Expat.com takes a look at the island's attractiveness to expatriates after this difficult year.
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Looking for a fun family outing or a chance to meet new people and celebrate? Look no further. Here's our list of must-attend events for May!
For the past seven years, the Mama Jaz festival has established itself as a must-attend event for jazz enthusiasts in Mauritius. This year once again, the event delighted music lovers with a rich and diverse program, taking place at two emblematic sites: the Caudan Arts Centre and the Creative Park in Beau-Plan.
The House of Digital Art is back, just as immersive and breathtaking as ever. Let's delve into the latest exhibition at this unique museum, titled "All Islands Are Trees."
During the winter season, what could offer more comfort than indulging in a steaming cup of Mauritian chai? Expat.com unveils the secrets behind this aromatic and soothing beverage.
Mama Jaz festival dedicates an entire month to music in all its forms, with a special focus on jazz and its diverse influences. Who's taking the spotlight at the four Gran Konser, main concerts, this year? We've got Tania Giannouli, a Greek pianist, Sumrrá, representing Spain, Dezorder, from Mauritius, and Manu Desroches, a local favorite. Let's dive into the unique worlds of these artists from different corners of the globe.
Looking to shake off the winter blues and explore some exciting events this April? Here's a rundown of the top happenings.
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