najua52
Kenyan looking for information about Mauritius
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About me
Kenyan
Lives in Garden Grove
Speaks English, Hindi, Gujarati, Swahili
Registration: 14 October 2011
Activity
Foreigner wanting to Own property by GuestPoster320
What are some of the good place to see where one may want to live in Tanzania. Is it really hard for a foreigner to own property. Has anyone found a good lawyer, and a good real estate agent ?
Hi. It would be good to tour around to see where you might like to invest. As Eric said there are processes you have to go through. You can own property, though you can not "own" land. Tanzania Investment Center is a good source of ... Read More
Doing business in Mauritius by Julien
Hi, are foreign investors welcome in Mauritius? Is it complicated to register a company in Mauritius? What is the procedure? What is the corporate tax rate in Mauritius? Is it easy to recruit? Any advice you would share with ...
do same investment rules apply for someone wanting to come and start their own business and work in it as well as recruit local workers? Thanks Read More
Lack of water. by alaintier
Water situation in Curepipe. When we came in, there was no water. Central water provides water from 5 am to 8 am, 3 hrs a day only. We had 1 tank 7,500 liters on the roof. But it could not be filled up by lack of pressure. We bought 1 tank 5,000 ...
Is the supply of electricity generally regular or also does that also get cut off at times? Read More
Lack of water. by alaintier
Water situation in Curepipe. When we came in, there was no water. Central water provides water from 5 am to 8 am, 3 hrs a day only. We had 1 tank 7,500 liters on the roof. But it could not be filled up by lack of pressure. We bought 1 tank 5,000 ...
Hi. I am planning to move to Mauritius in the near future. Is this limited availability of water a common occurrence? When looking for a place to stay, how important is it to look for an installed water storage tank? Thanks. Read More
Food from Home by nchemel
What food do you all miss the most from home? For me- it would definitely be biltong from SA. I miss it being mainstream in all the supermarkets- anyone who thinks beef jerky is an acceptable alternative has never tried South African biltong!!
Hi nchemel, harmonie, christine. greetings. I live in southern california and have friends from south africa. They get a lot of South African foods from a place called African Hut in Mission Viejo. I am sure I have seen it there. You may look them ... Read More