Botswana visa requirements for Mauritians

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Botswana Visa is not required for Mauritians

Mauritians visiting Botswana can stay for a period of 90 days visa free.
Mauritians visiting Botswana must have a passport valid for six months.
Mauritians visiting Botswana with pets must have an import permit, health certificate and proof of rabies vaccination.
Mauritians visiting Botswana must check for hepatitis A, typhoid fever, yellow fever and polio vaccinations.
While Botswana is home to a diverse religious demography, Christianity is currently the religion practised by a vast majority of Botswana’s population.
The exchange rate between the Mauritian rupee and the is currently at 1 MUR =
Because the time zone currently in use in Botswana is the Central African Time ( GMT +2), Botswana is 2 hours behind Mauritius.
Getting around in Botswana is possible with the various public means of transportation available, this includes boats, buses, car rentals and domestic flights.
Botswana uses a type M adapter for visitors travelling with chargeable devices.
Botswana has a semi arid climate, with two seasons, of the rainy and dry season.
The best time to visit them is from May to September, during the dry season and winter, resulting in more moderate temperatures.
English and Tswana are the official languages of Botswana.

The Okavango Delta, Moremi and Chobe are Botswana's most popular parks.

Botswana is known for its wildlife and sprawling grassy plains.

Overall, Botswana is a safe country to visit, attacks towards tourists are rare and people are welcoming and warm.

The staple food of Botswana is Pap, a stiff, maize porridge, which is often served with a meat stew made with onions and peppers.

Football is the most popular sport in Botswana.