Africa HR Solutions provides PEO (Professional Employer Organization) services to organizations wishing to hire expatriates and local citizens in Seychelles. We allow you to manage payroll without first establishing a branch or subsidiary in Seychelles. Its workforce is hired in accordance with local labor laws.
As an African PEO specialist, Africa HR Solutions manages best practices in employment contracts and ensures 100% compliance for its workers in Seychelles.
Time zone:
UTC +4
Country code:
+248 + area code + number of the person you are calling
International Airport:
Seychelles International Airport (SEZ)
Public holidays:
June 5: Liberation Day (anniversary of the 1977 coup)
June 18: National Day
June 29: Independence Day
August 15: Assumption / La Digue Festival
Climate:
Tropical. Cold and dry season from April to October. Hot and rainy season from November to March
Best time to visit:
During the transitional months between the dry and wet seasons (October, November, April and May)
Mahé
Victoria
Praslin
the dam
Fish
Ferro
broadcasting equipment
cars
computers
Main exports:
processed fish
Cement
Corn
Fish oil
medical instruments
Main trading partners:
France
United Kingdom
Italy
Japan
Israel
Mauritius
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
$2.4 billion
2.9% growth
5.9% annual growth in 5 years
$ 25,607 per capita
Overall Ranking Economics Progress 2016: 76 °
Victoria is the official capital of the Seychelles Islands and is situated in the north-northeast of the Mahé Islands and is one of the smallest capitals. Victoria is home to the country’s economic, political and commercial activities. It also has about a third of the population of Seychelles. However, Victoria is a modern city where you will find everything you need: markets, shops, malls, gardens and colonial infrastructure.
Currency
seychellois rupee
languages
Seychelles has three official languages: Seselwa, French and English. Seselwa Creole, the local dialect is by far the most widely spoken language in the country. French and English are used for official purposes: administration, commerce, politics and education.
Economy
In just a few years, the Seychelles economy has expanded and diversified into various sectors, including tourism, fisheries, subsistence farming, agriculture, manufacturing, oil drilling and real estate. Since Seychelles’ independence in 1976, the impact the tourism industry has had is formidable. International airports, nature conservation, tour packages, luxury accommodation, pensions emerged. Despite the influx of tourism, the fishing industry still ranks first. Seychelles has one of the largest fish reserves in the world, with over 1000 species. Agriculture and agriculture are also popular industries and contribute to import and export activities.
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