Emergency contact numbers in Mauritius
And yes, unfortunately, time and unforeseen events happen to all of us. At any moment, we can find ourselves in an emergency situation, even on vacation. So knowing the emergency numbers in our destination country is not to be taken lightly.
Emergency: need to act quickly.
Emergency contact numbers
Medical : 114Fire and Rescue Services : 115 / 995Police : 999 or 112Tourism Police : 213 17 40Coast Guards : 212 27 47CEB (For Electricity) : 130CWA (For Water) : 170Child Protection : 113Crime Prevention : 148Anti-Drug : 208 12 12
Medical : 114
Fire and Rescue Services : 115 / 995
Police : 999 or 112
Tourism Police : 213 17 40
Coast Guards : 212 27 47
CEB (For Electricity) : 130
CWA (For Water) : 170
Child Protection : 113
Crime Prevention : 148
Anti-Drug : 208 12 12
Meteorological servies : 686 1031Infos cyclone : 96Telephone directory : 150Tourist info : 152Trafic routier : 203 15 85, 203 12 51Airport : 603 3030 / Flight Info : 8965
Meteorological servies : 686 1031
Infos cyclone : 96
Telephone directory : 150
Tourist info : 152
Trafic routier : 203 15 85, 203 12 51
Airport : 603 3030 / Flight Info : 8965
Passeport and Immigration office : +230 210 93 12Embassy of Mauritius in France : + 33 1 42 27 30 19Embassy of France in Mauritius : +230 2020 100Belgian Consulate in Mauritius : +230 208 28 79Embassy of Mauritius in Belgium : +32 2 733 99 88
Passeport and Immigration office : +230 210 93 12
Embassy of Mauritius in France : + 33 1 42 27 30 19
Embassy of France in Mauritius : +230 2020 100
Belgian Consulate in Mauritius : +230 208 28 79
Embassy of Mauritius in Belgium : +32 2 733 99 88Emergency situation for foreigners
Emergency situation for foreigners
When planning your vacation or your expatriation, it is good to remember this old proverb, , "the shrewd person sees the danger and conceals himself, But the inexperienced keep right on going and suffer the consequences".
When we arrive from abroad, it is often up to us to adapt to the local habits and customs, although the locals will naturally decide to do their part. And in Mauritius, the locals will always be there to help you. Even in an emergency.
We have seen tourists break a leg while surfing or other extreme sports. Some have had serious car accidents. In short, be careful, and foresighted, take into account these emergency numbers, which are useful numbers.
Some useful addresses
Information on the French Embassy website: During office hours, contact (+230) 202 01 00.
Address: 14, rue Saint Georges - Port Louis (Embassy)
5, rue Auguste Rouget - Port Louis (Public entrance to the Consular Chancellery)
Outside these hours as well as on weekends and public holidays, contact (+230) 52 57 61 00. Please note that this last emergency number is reserved for exceptional situations which require intervention outside opening hours. opening. This emergency number is exclusively reserved for French people who find themselves in a serious situation on Mauritian soil (accident, arrest, death).
Information website of the Belgian consulate:
ADDRESS : Ground floor - IBL House - Caudan - Port Louis
TELEPHONE : (+230) 208 28 79 - (+230) 208 72 89
FAX : (+230) 211 95 61
EMAIL : consulates@iblgroup.com - rpayen@iblgroup.com - tmarks@iblgroup.com - tmcom@iblgroup.com
OPENING HOURS : Monday - Friday : 09h00 - 12h00
Practical information :
Time difference: from November to March 3 hours more than in France, from the end of March to October: 2 hours more.
To call: from France to Mauritius: 00230 or +230 followed by the number, from Mauritius to France 0033 or +33 followed by the number