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Weather in Mauritius: Seasons, Temperatures, Cyclones and What to Expect
Mauritius has a tropical maritime climate: warm year-round, with two loose seasons rather than four. It rarely gets cold. It never snows. And the temperature difference between summer and winter is smaller than most people expect. What does vary, significantly, is rainfall and the risk of cyclones. Two seasons, not four Mauritius has a warm, […]
Importing a Car to Mauritius: Duties, Process and What It Costs
Mauritius drives on the left (right-hand drive vehicles, same as the UK and Japan). Importing a car is possible but expensive. In most cases it makes more sense to buy locally. The basics Right-hand drive only. Left-hand drive (LHD) vehicles are not permitted for registration in Mauritius. If your car is LHD (as in continental […]
Mobile and Internet in Mauritius: What Expats and Remote Workers Need to Know
Three questions come up whenever someone asks about relocating to Mauritius. Which mobile network actually works? Can you get decent broadband at home? And is the island viable for remote work? All three: yes. But the detail matters. Mobile Networks in Mauritius There are three mobile operators in Mauritius: my.t (operated by Mauritius Telecom, the […]
Mauritius FAQ: Answers to the Most Common Questions from Expats, Investors and Retirees
These are the questions that come up in every conversation about moving to, investing in, or retiring to Mauritius. Collected from the most common queries readers send, answered plainly. Jump to whatever section matters most to you. Visas and permits Property and real estate Tax and business Banking Cost of living Healthcare Schools Practical matters […]
Mauritius Time Zone: UTC+4, No Daylight Saving, and What It Means for Business
Current time in Mauritius 🇲🇺 –:–:– Mauritius runs on UTC+4 year-round. There is no daylight saving time. The clocks never change. It is one of the quieter advantages of island life, and one that matters more than you might expect if you are running a business or working remotely with teams in Europe, Africa, or […]
How to Open a Personal Bank Account in Mauritius in 2026: Residents and Non-Residents
Opening a bank account in Mauritius as a foreigner is straightforward. Genuinely. Show up with the right documents, and most banks will have you sorted within a week. The country’s banking sector is internationally connected, multi-currency capable, and regulated under a framework that international partners actually trust. For expats relocating on an Occupation Permit or […]
New and Expanded Flight Routes to Mauritius in 2026
Four changes now matter for 2026. Three new or newly restored routes, plus one cabin upgrade on the island’s busiest hub connection. All of them address gaps that anyone doing regular business travel to or from Mauritius has felt for a while. 1. Corsair Launches Toulouse to Mauritius via Réunion – 15 June 2026 From […]
Flights from Mauritius (MRU): All Airlines, Destinations, Frequencies and Aircraft
One airport. Twenty-six destinations. Twenty-two airlines, once Ethiopian Airlines’ planned July-September 2026 Addis Ababa service is included. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (IATA: MRU) is Mauritius’s sole international gateway, and in 2026 the route network is the broadest it has been. If you are managing business travel, planning investor visits, or just trying to work […]
Public Holidays in Mauritius 2026: Official Calendar and What to Expect
Fifteen public holidays. Mauritius observes more than most jurisdictions in the region, and if you are planning a meeting, a contract signing, or a permit application, missing one will cost you a day at best and a deal at worst. Banks close. Government offices close. Courts close. And nobody warns you in advance. The official […]