What do people do for a living in the Maldives?

The majority of the population of Maldives work in services; the percentage ranges around 73 per cent of the working force. Next, it is the industries at 23 per cent and agriculture at 4 per cent. Locals and foreigners looking for work can find prospects in industries like tourism, shipping, and the fishing sector.



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Nowadays, the mixed economy of Maldives is based on the principal activities of tourism, fishing and shipping. Tourism is the largest industry in the Maldives, accounting for 28% of GDP and more than 60% of the Maldives' foreign exchange receipts.

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The majority of expats in the Maldives who work and live at the resort can likely live in the neighboring local islands. For example, many resort workers live on Bodu Huraa Island because the resorts are too small and can't accommodate all of its staff.

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Cell Phones - Cell phones coverage is very good in the Maldives. The local cellular network uses GSM phones only (no CDMA, i.e. Verizon network). the Maldives is Dhiraagu Telecommunications. Dhiraagu stores are found throughout Addu Atoll as well as in the Male International Airport.

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The Maldives is probably one of the most over-Instagrammed (if that's a word) destinations. However, after spending a week there, I can imagine why many people hype it up so much. While I wouldn't hype it to the point by using words like paradise, I'd definitely say it's an experience worth checking out once.

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You do not need to apply for a visa before you travel to the Maldives on holiday. All tourists, of all nationalities, can receive a 30 day visa free of charge on arrival in the Maldives.

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The Maldives is one of the most popular holiday regions in the world for the rich and famous. The Maldives has warm weather all year round and warm ocean water at any time of the year. There are excellent beaches there that will satisfy the most discerning tourists.

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