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Work in Mauritius - Expat Magazine

Anne, a German expat, moved to Mauritius in 2016 with her Mauritian husband and their little boy. Anne and her family felt that Mauritius is the ideal place to raise a happy child, who can play outdoors, get energy from the dazzling tropical sun, and learn to exist among different cultures. And they were right! Mauritius is their paradise in which dreams come true.

Benefits of moving to Mauritius to work, invest or retire

Mauritius seems more than ever determined to attract talents from around the world. If you're looking to work, invest, or retire abroad, why not make this paradisal island in the middle of the Indian Ocean your new home? The Mauritian government recently introduced – via its new Budget 2017-2018 – a series of financial and tax incentives as well as new criteria for the issue of resident permits. Let's explore in more detail.

Fred Swaniker: The Ghanaian expat who reimagined university

Fred Swaniker is the man behind the African Leadership Academy in Johannesburg and ALU in Mauritius and Rwanda. Fred Swaniker speaks to 天美麻豆 about the link between expatriation and entrepreneurship. He also talks about Africa's future leaders and the power of a diverse education, which engages, brings the students in the core of real life situations, and boosts entrepreneurial thinking.

Looking for reasons to expatriate in Mauritius? Kitesurfing is a good one

Considered as one of the pearls of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius attracts entrepreneurs, retirees, and workers from all around the world. But the country attracts also many water sports enthusiasts. Among them, Ravi, a French expatriate, who took his love for kitesurfing to the next level, and has become an entrepreneur.