"I couldn’t afford to be a stay-at-home mum in the UK so I moved to Mauritius"
A woman who moved to Mauritius for a "better lifestyle" says it allows her to be a stay-at-home mum which she could "never afford" in the UK.
Annabel Fenwick Elliott, 37, didn't want to put her son Jasper, two, in day care and had become self-employed so she could be more present for him.
The mum-of-one moved her family to Mauritius as her German-born husband, Julius Scholtes, 31, couldn't get a visa in the UK.
But the family fell in love with the lifestyle and pay a similar price for a four bedroom house with a pool as Annabel did for her "tiny" studio flat in London.
It enables her to stay at home with her son while working flexibly and she now couldn't see herself moving back to the UK.
Annabel Fenwick Elliott, 37, didn't want to put her son Jasper, two, in day care and had become self-employed so she could be more present for him.
The mum-of-one moved her family to Mauritius as her German-born husband, Julius Scholtes, 31, couldn't get a visa in the UK.
But the family fell in love with the lifestyle and pay a similar price for a four bedroom house with a pool as Annabel did for her "tiny" studio flat in London.
It enables her to stay at home with her son while working flexibly and she now couldn't see herself moving back to the UK.
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