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Hey Guys,

Am a Kenyan and have had opportunity working in the Seychelles for sometime. You do NOT need a visa to travel to the Seychelles. However, you'll need a few documentation if going as a tourist. Check the link below:

http://www.seychelles.travel/en/plan-your-visit/travellers-essentials/entry-formalities

Seychelles is a very small country. It's a closed knit country - call it a community. Every activity is very closely monitored by the government. I came across a few Nigerians working as medical doctors in several government hospitals. The labor market in Seychelles favors foreigners as the local labor capacity is not enough. We have plenty Kenyans working in Education and Hospitality. Other sectors that attracts foreign manpower includes telcom and construction. However, as a foreigner, the government agencies monitors you very closely partly coz of drug trafficking. You must be very careful of your associations. Creole (broken french) is the language of communication. It's the language even used in government offices. The National Assembly uses Creole. Seycheloise uses english as well. Business environment is very well controlled. You might want to check with Seychelles Investment Board for more information (http://www.sib.gov.sc/index.php/investment-guide/investors-guide/establishing-a-business-in-the-seychelles).

Above this, Seychelles is a lovely country with beautiful white beaches. You will be spoilt for choice. From Mahe island where capital Victoria is situated to Praslin and La Digue islands among other exclusive islands, you will love the place.

Oya...there you go.