EMPLOYMENT

Hello prajeela and welcome to Expat.com!

A little introduction would have been welcomed, a Hi, please and thank you too.

And could you please lower Caps Lock when you write on the forum?

Thanks,
Harmonie.

Ok harmonie i will follow your rules..and thank you for the sooner reply but i didn't actually get the answer of my question..

Just give time to other members to read your discussion prajeela, your thread is still new.

Harmonie.

hi, i come from 3 years in agricultural industry: possibilities are thinner with the sugar industry fusions;

i guess hotelry sector is setill running up, what about you applying online on job recruitment websites?

myjob.mu

there are others available, i guess?
cheers
I.

Hi Prajeela,

Greetings and welcome on Expat.com!

Honestly, you still sound somewhat rude. Nevertheless, welcome!

Would you be more specific in terms of your fied of expertise or current work experience - that can help you get finer responses.

Anyway, wish you the best in your endeavours!

GB

Greetings

I am an accountant with a very strong systems aptitude.  A long time ago, I worked in Papua New Guinea.  Initially as an employee of Steamships Trading Company, later with my own company selling me as a freelance.  Life was good there until the background situation became disadvantageous for the family and we went home to the UK.

Ever since then I have yearned to go back overseas to work, but it has never happened.  Now, my kids are all fledged and my wife and I have made an amicable separation, so I am free to look at the idea again.

Mauritius looks like the sort of place where I might fit in - I'm more for the outdoors than the concrete jungle and I have been described as "versatile", which I guess may come in handy.  I also found the Mauritians I have met in England to be very pleasant.

Once again, I am offering my services through my own limited company, so I wonder if there would be any mileage in offering my services through that in Mauritius and whether I would need a work permit to do so.  This would at least allow me to properly asses Mauritius and vice versa before becoming "permanent".

If you want to know more about me, have a look at my profile on uk.linkedin.com/in/gawood, but don't be put off by the amount of public sector thereon - versatile, remember.

Any comments welcome and thanks for reading so far.

Graham Wood

hi graham,
u may read earlier posts about relocating to mauritius, looks as if BOI has standards for expariates creating their own companies-

cheers
Islander.