Introducing..
Last activity 21 July 2010 by fred1205
Subscribe to the topic
Post new topic
myself! 
I'm currently living in the UK but have plans in place to move to Mauritius within the next 2 (or at a push 3) years with my partner who is Mauritian. This gives me time for me to get my masters, and him time to organise everything back at home.
I know I'm a bit early but I like to be prepared. So just thought I'd introduce myself so I feel comfortable asking questions.
I will be the spouse of a citizen of Mauritius. Will I need a separate permit if I want to work?
Hi Saraa and welcome to Expat.com and of course the Mauritian forum
It's good to take all necessary information in advance; so don't hesitate to browse the forum in search of it. You will see there's loads of them and the people here are very nice and helpful:D!
As spouse of of a Mauritian citizen, you won't need any permit to work, that's for sure but your marriage certificate will need to be registred (check out previous discussions where I'm sure you'll find info regarding the latter).
Success with you new adventure!
Cheers
Arlette
Articles to help you in your expat project in Mauritius
Driver's licence in MauritiusMauritius has a well-developed public transport network, although the frequency and working hours might not work ...
Emergency numbers in MauritiusThe list below contains emergency numbers in Mauritius, should you be in need for assistance at any ...
Banking services in MauritiusOpening a bank account in Mauritius can help you in many ways, including receiving your salary, paying your ...
The health system in MauritiusHealth is a major issue when moving abroad. Are expats eligible for the Mauritian health system? What are the ...
Recommended doctors in MauritiusYou might be needing medical assistance during your stay in Mauritius. Expat.com provides you with a list of ...
Study in MauritiusMauritius is becoming a higher education hub for the region as it offers a great deal of options. Most Mauritian ...
Buying a property in MauritiusThe Economic Development Board reminds us that any non-citizen, whether an individual or an investor, is allowed ...
Education in MauritiusThe Mauritian school system is based on the Anglo-Saxon model and is divided, as is often the case elsewhere, into ...
