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Anouchka Appanah



Anouchka Appanah appears in the current Mauritius Bar Association or Mauritius Law Society public register in Port Louis. The source supports the listed identity and location, not current fees, languages, personnel, availability, or outcomes. Verify standing, the responsible professional, office details, conflicts, and written terms directly.

For work connected with Mauritius, ask whether Anouchka Appanah handles entry visas, Occupation Permits, residence permits, permanent residence, dependent or family status, investor or business matters, citizenship, or document services. Written terms should identify the responsible lawyer, evidence review, translations, filing authority, deadlines, fees, official charges, and exclusions. The professional-register entry supports the displayed identity and published contact details on the collection date; it does not establish immigration specialization, availability, fees, or outcomes.

A current Mauritius filing should be checked against the Immigration Act and current Occupation Permit, residence, permanent-residence, family, business, and citizenship procedures and instructions from Mauritius's Passport and Immigration Office and competent EDB, labour, civil-status, and citizenship authorities. For a matter linked to Anouchka Appanah in Port Louis, confirm the route, eligibility date, evidence, filing channel, validity, renewal, and review options before filing.

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The Mauritius Commercial Bank Limited, 5th Floor, Harbour Front Building, President John Kennedy Street, Port Louis
City
Port Louis
Country
Mauritius
Phone Number
4057584
Practice Areas
General Legal Practice, Mauritius and Cross-Border Matters