New members of the Mauritius forum, introduce yourselves here - 2022

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4 years ago

@Julien

I am from South Africa and taking a huge leap moving to Mauritius in July.
I am a remote worker and will be setting up somewhere in the North or West to have access to everything that I would like nearby.
Being 64, this will be one of my most exciting challenges to date as I've not lived anywhere else in the world, but having visited Mauritius on a few occasions, I know this is where I want to live out my days.
I will be applying for the Retiree Permit as soon as I have the final documents available.
I am hoping to find an apartment where I will be able to literally walk onto the beach, and however hard that will be, it is definitely not something that I am willing to compromise on.
Any guidance and help from the community will be appreciated.

jvctravel Member

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4 years ago

#42

@marionthomson7

Hi Marion

how are you.I would like to chat on email with you.

my email is - [link moderated]

I am going to Mauritius in June.

sunyalgaya New member

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4 years ago

#43

@marionthomson7 Hi mate. Glad to you have selected Mauritius. Indeed at this age it is challenging to move. Better stay next to the beach.

[moderated: please post your ad in the housing section]

Moderated by Julien 4 years ago
Reason : please post your ad in the correct section
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Julien Founder

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4 years ago

#44

Welcome abroad everyone !

Please do not hesitate to post all your questions on the Mauritius forum, we'll do our best to help

All my wishes of success in your respective projects

snaicker81 Member

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4 years ago

#45

Good day I recently purchased a flat in Mauritius on thr north

Where can I get good white or sea style linen.

I have alot to buy so please advice all the shops I can go to.

Thx Sharmine

gayatrikl New member

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4 years ago

#46

Hello! I'm Gaya and I've just moved to Mauritius. I'll be here for a couple of years (or more). It's been fantastic biking around the north. The beaches are incredible. I'm looking to find an apartment and can't decide if I should stay in the north or move to the west. Looking forward to catching up with others and finding a community of digital nomads here.

Best

jeff_mrblue Member

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4 years ago

#47

@AliceKIR Hi! I'm Jeff from USA, I live here in Flic en Flac full time. Love exploring the island, beaches, hiking , boating etc. If you'd like to connect for coffee or looking around the island, please drop me a note. Thanks!

katechady Active member

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4 years ago

#48

Hi, where will you “Hike” you Want, to go in a Group and then have a Coffee?

Kate

katechady Active member

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4 years ago

#49

I’m not Available: for Hiking, Sorry:)

Kate

irvinemushuta94 New member

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4 years ago

#50

Hi, thanks, where arw you from?

Guest9898 Guest

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4 years ago

#51

Howdy, I signed up to try and connect with some people from this country since I heard about this Island. I myself was born in an island (not Mauritius) and I am just trying to satiate my Islander spirit hopefully end up moving here but have to scout the place first. I am planning to visit on August this year with my significant other to see if it is as good as Ive seen on social media. Cheers!

-RolyPoly

Cheryl Moderator

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4 years ago

#52

Hello everyone,

Welcome to Expat.com

Please note that some off topic posts have been removed from this thread.

CVs should be posted in the following section only: Jobs in Mauritius

Best of luck,

Cheryl

Expat.com team

katechady Active member

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4 years ago

#53

@irvinemushuta94

Australia, and you?

Kandia_A New member

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4 years ago

#54

HI all!

I've recently moved from the UK to Mauritius, near Moka, although both of my parents are from here, so I'm not a complete newbie to the island as I've been fortunate to come here since I was little. Planning to stay here for a couple of years and see where life takes me! Keen to meet new people and explore this amazing and beautiful island.

residencesoleildusud New member

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3 years ago

#55

Hello everyone! This is my first time in this forum. I am Karishma, a mauritian citizen, I have been living and practising as a doctor in Germany for many years now.

My husband is german and we regularly come to Mauritius for holidays but otherwise our house located in the south of Mauritius stays vacant.

I thought of using this platform to connect with people who plan to visit Mauritius soon and are in need of accommodation.

Drop me a message if you are interested.

Wish everybody a good time. Stay safe people🔆

shammikapoor Active member

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3 years ago

#56

May I get more information please?

kojobenjamin40 Member

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3 years ago

#57

I'm Benjamin from Ghana

I want travel and work in Mauritius.

Can you help me please?

opara831018 Member

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3 years ago

#58

Hello everyone, I'm Rutbrex from nigeria, I have lived and worked in nigeria but wishes to move to Mauritius , I promise to put in my very best if giving the opportunity to serve , I'm very honest and hardworking , I have vast experience in different work sectors .

Anticipating favorable reply.

Pandora At Dodoland Contributor

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3 years ago

#59

Hello everyone,

My name is Pandora. I landed 2 days ago from Hong Kong. I'm staying at Pereybere for now. Learnt yesterday there is taxi maroon to travel between the north. Wonder if there is something like that to go to P. Louis. Since I don't drive, I hope I can save the travelling time than take the snail bus.

atubugah New member

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3 years ago

#60

@Julien will really want to move ,work and stay in Mauritius in the construction sector as a labourer or security guard

anne8639 Active member

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3 years ago

#61

@Guest6789

Hi , My husband and I and two dogs have moved from Orlando USA to Mauritius and spent some months here when we came to look at the Island and more recently in February 2022 to move into a home which we bought off plan in August 2021. We are Australians who lived in Orlando for three years whilst traveling the World.

We really noticed that little information was known about anything to do with Mauritius USA travel, we were given ridiculous high quotes for container travel from Orlando to Mauritius, also pet travel information was wrong even when going to reputable companies. Also the whole residency process can take months and we still re waiting from December to now to get ours, so much for easy for retirees. Not to say we aren't happy here it's just a big adjustment in culture. Island time and people just saying what you want to hear rather than honesty, lots of deception by omission.

Our container cannot leave USA until we get residency paperwork costing us dearly. If it left without this it would cost duty and fees of approx 50% extra on value of goods.

Anyway happy to answer any questions, but do suggest you spend time looking for a home we can recommend a really great young man as an agent as he really gave 120% in service and found a home which 100 percent had everything we wanted and was well built too.

We bought in the North in Grand Baie which has the right infrastructure for us, shops, both expensive and cheap, lots of services and restaurants. Nothing is far here as its a small Island.

Also medical Insurance does not exist for any pre-existing conditions. I have any so was a little shocked to find this out after we arrived and had committed to the move. Again also information given on internet. Medical here is good quality, even specialists can be seen in a few days and cost a little more than GP's but nothing like the USA or Australia as non insured. GP's cost less than my co pay in Australia. Also cheap are medicines, as Government subsidies it all.

Food and vegetables, eggs and many other items are delicious as they have great soil here and limited chemicals. I always feel like I have transported back to childhood when my father grew all our veggies and fruit. Also French influence here if massive, so beware of the sweets!!! Just too good.

We bought a lot of furniture here and the electrical items and have some great contacts and can give you prices to compare what you should pay. People do give discounts but often have to ask the owner who is normally off site.

Hope this helps Regards Anne and Rob Grove

tomaszmyszewski New member

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3 years ago

#62

Hello everybody

My name is Tomasz and i'm done with Asia and Europe - one day i will be there - or elsewhere

currently trying to figure it out what kind of job can i get.

oziriz31 Member

1POSTS

3 years ago

#63

Hello everyone.

my name is Ivan

I have been in Mauritius for several weeks.

I come from Cameroon.

I am here for work and I have many years here.

I'm brand new, I want to discover new people 🤝🤝🤝 hoping that my integration here goes well.

Thank you for hosting this great resource for expats.

ralbgold New member

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3 years ago

#64

I'm Adeleke Gold intent to come to Mauritius from Nigeria soon and kindly help to secure a nice job .

I would like to know all the necessary information that is needed.

Your prompt reply will be highly appreciated.

Regards,

Adeleke Gold

ralbgold New member

4POSTS

3 years ago

#65

Hello, I am planning to relocate to Mauritius latest July ending 2022 and I didn't know anybody. I'm from Nigeria.

I would be glad,if you can give me the thanks for your concern and your prompt reply will be highly appreciated.

Your prompt reply will be highly appreciated.

Adeleke Gold

sibandastanley16 Member

1POSTS

3 years ago

#66

Hallo every one, Stanley is my name from Zimbabwe.

On the preparation to move to Mauritius.

Awula Abby Apuryinga Member

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3 years ago

#67

@Julien Hi, I want to relocate to pMauritius but am still living in Ghana. However I am making enquiries about the country. Any vital lead and information is greatly appreciated.

Cheryl Moderator

16093POSTS

3 years ago

#68

Hello Awula Abby Apuryinga,

Welcome to Expat.com

Before planning your arrival in Mauritius, I suggest you read the Living in Mauritius guide.

In this guide, you will find all information that you need to know (several topics) about Mauritius.

Best of luck,

Cheryl

Expat.com team

Grand Baie96 Member

10POSTS

3 years ago

#69

Am already a mauritian

German_Guy Member

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3 years ago

#70

Dear all,

My name is Konstantin and I'm from Germany. I have been to Mauritius for several times and everytime I liked it more

. My wife and I flew back to Germany mid of May, because my wife starts a new job here.

But we are already planning our next visit since we finished building our house in Mauritius-Souillac last year. My wife's family also live around the area. Really enjoyed the fresh fruits and vegetables, the phoenix beer

, the beach, the nature parks, the friendly people and the culinary highlights (seafood, international cuisine). So If you plan to stay in the South don't hesitate to contact me to get some insights/recommendations.

Best regards,

Konstantin

Guest9898 Guest

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3 years ago

#71

Hello everyone,

My name is Dean and i am 59 years old.I am a brilliant running coach and motivational speaker.I am thinking of relocating to Mauritius if i can get a job coaching.

I am not passionate about what i do,I am in Love with what i do.

I hope to be steered in the right direction.

I will make champions of the community

anneagling Member

2POSTS

3 years ago

#72

@Julien

I'm Ann-marie, born in Mauritius, moved to England when I was 3years old.

Am looking to split my time between UK & Mauritius. I hope to be able to get support from like minded people

filipstrmmen Member

1POSTS

3 years ago

#73

HI Everyone! My Name Is Filip, im from Norway. I visited Mauritius in May and are planning to move there for work in a couple of months. Really love playing football, guitar and Piano. Meeting new people is also one of my favourite things to do.

if anyone has any job offers. Please do not hesitate to contact me

dansave70 New member

8POSTS

3 years ago

#74

Hi guys

I’m Dan, French national moving here to launch a branch in IT. I’m currently looking for an office space and qualified staff.

I’d also like to any of you to share experience related to working conditions and also life in general here.

Feel free to drop a msg.

My company in France has over 1000p so just in case you’re wondering …😁

Cheers

Dan

dough98 New member

3POSTS

3 years ago

#75

Good Day Dan

I am interested in any administration position your company has vacant.

I am an english speaking South African who is qualified in accounting and administration, should your company want such skills. I am 65 years old and in good health.

I reside in Ruisseau Palmyre, Flic en Flac, Mauritius

Ronoz Ozubulu Member

2POSTS

3 years ago

#76

I AM ROB, PLEASE CAN YOU HELP ME TO PROCURE A JOB IN MAURITIUS, AS WELL AS HELP ME TO GET A WORK PERMIT?

WHICH OF THESE IS THE EASIEST TO WORK IN MAURITIUS?

Oluwatoyin Mercy Member

1POSTS

3 years ago

#77

@tinashealpha hello

Novalis1 Active member

58POSTS

3 years ago

#78

Hello Everyone,
This is my first time on the forum. I am going to retire in Mauritius in September this year. I currently live in Germany and I am happy to meet everyone. I think I have some questions and would be glad for any answer. Thank you in advance for all the help you will provide.