Any Zimbos here who've successfully settled in Mauritius?

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Member since 28 February 2019

SahwiraMember02 March 2019 08:20:20

Anyone here who's successfully settled in Mauritius as an Entrepreneur or on a work permit?
What was yoir personal experience with the process and how are you finding life in Mauritius?

WinstonH VIP Member

Member since 26 March 2016

WinstonHVIP Member02 March 2019 13:34:57

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Lots of Zimbabweans have successfully settled and launched businesses in Mauritius.

The famous jeweler Patrick Mavros now have businesses in Mauritius.

The guys who run the 'Lion Walk and Interaction' at Casela are Zimbabweans as well. other are involved in the global business, real estate and financial sectors.

Julien Founder

Member since 11 March 2005

17 years of happy life abroad

JulienFounder03 March 2019 05:10:40

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Hi Sahwira,

this page will surely help :

Zimbabwean expats in Mauritius

All the best,

Julien

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