Jedu na Mauricius

News

What has changed in Mauritius and on our website. We take news from the island only with a link to an official or reliable source.

New Jedu na Mauricius website

We rebuilt the website and went through all the information. We corrected outdated details: public holidays, the cyclone season (usually November to May), passport and vaccination rules, emergency numbers and authority contacts. We added the €3 per night tourist fee, information on the planned e-visa and an up-to-date overview of flights. For sensitive information we give the source and the date checked.

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Curfew in Mauritius has ended

After a police shooting incident on 9 October 2026, demonstrations and unrest broke out in Mauritius. The government imposed an evening and night curfew on most of the main island from 12 to 18 October. It ended on Monday 19 October at 4:30 and was not extended. The UK government advises avoiding demonstrations and large gatherings and following the instructions of local authorities.

Source: GOV.UK, Mauritius: Safety and security, Al Jazeera/AFP, 19 Oct 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026

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