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rajramrvr

Hi

I am planning to migrate to Mauritius as i am expecting to get a Offer form one of the companies there.

The Company said would pay the Sal in USD and would not provide any accomodation  / car / facitlites like such. Everything had ot be looked out by me.

I would like to know how much woudl be required there for a family for 3 to live a good enjoyable life + savings.

Secondly, how are the rates for a second hand car over there? Is that cheaper or Car rental is better to have ?

Will the Indian License be accpted or need to take a fresh driving license in there?

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Rama

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FeeAcer

Hi Rana and welcome to expat-blog :)

Maybe the topic on Cost of Living in Mauritius would be of some help to you?

Have a nice day further
Arlette

rajramrvr

Hi FeeAcer

Thanks for the reply..

I went throught the post "Cost of living".  I heard from few people that internet is not usable in Mauritius as its very slow and very pooor. Secondly Not much entertainment channels in Television  /Cable too. So is there any other mode of entertainment there ?

conface

yes, the best entertainment is to spend quality time with family :)

rajramrvr

Hi Conface

Thanks for reply :).

Generally for an IT professional with around 7 years of Experience, what would be the payscale.

I am still unsure of what Pay to ask for my company.

Your advice would be helpful.

Thanks

FeeAcer

rajramrvr wrote:

I heard from few people that internet is not usable in Mauritius as its very slow and very pooor.


Well, I lived from 2008 till 2010 in Mauritius (Trou aux Biches) and had a MyT 512 KB connection, often had 3 computers connected and rarely had any problems (even downloading films or big softwares). I only had one major breakdown (nearly one week) from 1st till 7th of January 2010!

Secondly Not much entertainment channels in Television  /Cable too.


Can't reply on this as I had a subscription for Canal+ (French Channels) which was satisfying for me!

So is there any other mode of entertainment there ?[/


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rajramrvr

Great.. Thanks for the reply.

terence

Hi Rama,
Welcome to Mauritius!!!
There are many Indian who have been transfred from Singapore to Mauritius and having a good life. You can drive here with an Indian license. If your salary is going to be in USD than I am sure it will be a good package.
We are all here to help so rest assuared and have a good time with your family in Mauritius.
Cheers!!!
Terence

rajramrvr

hi Terence

Thanks much for ur response.

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