Hi
I am in the process of researching the cost of living in other countries due to a possible move.
During my research, I have come across a cost comparison site and I am posting here for your information because this is a question that is frequently raised on this site. The site I have found is www.numbeo.com.
I see that Kevinson has posted on expat-blog about the cost of various items in Mauritius. Perhaps you might like to take a look at the website I have mentioned and amend.
I have emailed Julien and he told me that he thought the above site is a good one and that at sometime in the future he may well include something like that on expat-blog.
The site I am referring to -www.numbeo.com - was started by someone who used to work for Google.
This posting is for information only and I have nothing (unfortunately) to do with the above website.
Cost comparison website
isn't it the 2nd time you post this message ?
Hi Julien,
No, it isn't the second time I have posted on the Mauritian Forum. This is the first time on the Mauritian Forum - I thought it would be useful for people coming to Mauritius.
I have posted on the Ethiopian Forum because that is where I am thinking of going and therefore I wanted up to date information rather than information that is from a thread that is dated one year ago. I also posted on the Seychelles website, which is where I have spent sometime.
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