Working in Madagascar
Madagascar has a growing economy built on a strong agriculture sector and growing textile, tourism and food industries. The island nation has strong trading partners and the diversity of their exports has driven growth continuously.
Why work in Madagascar?
Madagascar is a beautiful country, but it is a developing nation, and so job opportunities are scarce. You should obtain employment before applying for a work permit. The economy is mostly agricultural, with some tourism. The healthcare and education provisions are limited, so you will need private insurance if you are moving to Madagascar for work. The country has limited resources for policing, so security protocols must be followed at all times.
Madagascar - Useful Information
Population
26969307
Currency
Malagasy Ariary (MGA)
Dialling Code
261
Official Languages
French, Malagasy
Main Airport
Ivato International Airport
Timezone
Algeria (UTC +01:00)
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Working in Madagascar
Madagascar has a growing economy built on a strong agriculture sector and growing textile, tourism and food industries. The island nation has strong trading partners and the diversity of their exports has driven growth continuously.
Why work in Madagascar?
Madagascar is a beautiful country, but it is a developing nation, and so job opportunities are scarce. You should obtain employment before applying for a work permit. The economy is mostly agricultural, with some tourism. The healthcare and education provisions are limited, so you will need private insurance if you are moving to Madagascar for work. The country has limited resources for policing, so security protocols must be followed at all times.
Madagascar - Useful Information
Population
26969307
Currency
Malagasy Ariary (MGA)
Dialling Code
261
Official Languages
French, Malagasy
Main Airport
Ivato International Airport
Timezone
Algeria (UTC +01:00)
Recent Roles
More opportunities coming soon!
Careers in Africa Recruitment Summits
Previous
Next
Our Value-Add Partners
Previous
Next
Thought Leadership Webinars
Africa’s talent decision makers gather at our Talent Agenda Webinars to discuss and debate the future of human capital across the continent. Business and HR leaders explore ways to unlock and enable the power of Africa’s talent - a peerless opportunity to engage with and learn from global experts and position your company alongside Africa’s innovators.
2023 Webinar Dates
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