A management company in Mauritius is a corporate service provider responsible for setting up and administering offshore companies.

Foreigners can invest in Mauritius by starting a business, buying property, or setting up a company.

Healthcare is a key concern for anyone coming to live in or visit Mauritius. The country offers a mix of public and private healthcare services, ensuring a variety of medical care options.

The recent Mauritius Budget 2024-2025 introduced several new measures that are crucial when considering relocation, whether you’re an investor, professional, or retiree. These changes aim to make Mauritius an even more attractive destination for global talent and investment.

Sun-drenched beaches, swaying palm trees, and turquoise waters – Mauritius paints a picture of tropical bliss. It’s no wonder this island in the Indian Ocean is a magnet for foreigners seeking a lifestyle change. However, Mauritius may not be for everyone. Many foreigners find themselves surprised by the highs and lows of life here.

Many foreigners relocating to Mauritius are often concerned about bringing their pets along. Mauritius pet relocation requirements mandate that puppies and kittens must be older than 7 months to be eligible for relocation and must come as manifest cargo only.

More and more foreigners are relocating to Mauritius for its luxury real estate. From luxury villas to villas with a private pool, Mauritius has a variety of properties. Additionally, with the option of getting residency through investment, the appeal of the real estate market has soared.

The weather and climate in Mauritius have always been major factors for expats and tourists deciding whether to visit or settle on the island. Likewise, disasters and the storm management system in Mauritius can ultimately influence foreigners’ decisions to move here.

Moving to a new country is a significant step, and finding the right moving company in Mauritius is essential for a smooth transition. With numerous choices available, it is crucial to make an informed decision to safeguard your belongings during the move.

With its stable political and economic environment, friendly business climate, and skilled workforce, Mauritius is an ideal destination for investors looking to expand their global reach. The Mauritius Investor Visa is a unique opportunity for foreign investors to live, work, and invest in Mauritius.

If you are thinking of moving to Mauritius, you might be curious about the schooling choices for your kids. Mauritius has a variety of international schools that provide a global curriculum. When selecting a school, consider your child’s age, preferred curriculum, and location.

Obtaining a Mauritius work permit has become increasingly pertinent in recent times. With a notable increase in companies actively scouting talent from various corners of the globe, the processes of obtaining a Mauritius Work Permit have never been more relevant.

Before you begin moving to Mauritius from South Africa, it is important to familiarise yourself with the immigration requirements and procedures. Here’s what you need to consider before moving to Mauritius.

The latest Budget Measures were announced and there have been lots of positive changes. More specifically, if you’re interested in buying property in Mauritius as a foreigner in 2023, the latest budget measures have some beneficial changes and updates.

One of the major challenges that foreigners face when buying a home in Mauritius is obtaining a home loan. In this article, we will provide useful information on obtaining a home loan as a foreigner in Mauritius, including the requirements, process and benefits.

Mauritius is known for its stunning beaches, lush green mountains and diverse culture. It is divided into several regions, each with its own unique characteristics. This article compares living in the North vs West of Mauritius.

This blog article is a complete guide to obtaining a Mauritius visa for Indians. It discusses the different types of visas for Indians, the eligibility criteria, the documents needed to apply, and the process of getting the visa.

The Immigration Act 2022 amended the Non-Citizen (Property Restriction) Act and brought in some key changes in relation to foreigners buying property in Mauritius. Now that the bill is law, we look at some of the most relevant changes for non-citizens buying property in Mauritius. Foreigners have always been able to buy a commercial building … Continue reading New 2023 Rules for a Foreigner Buying a House for Sale in Mauritius.

We provide our summary of the Mauritius budget 2022/23 below. Bear in mind that some of the measures in the budget will not necessarily come into force. That is because they will be debated in Parliament, and some will be amended/ delayed/ omitted before being promulgated into law. The Mauritius Budget 2022/23 is always expertly … Continue reading Mauritius Budget 2022/23 – Real Estate for Foreigners

There have been a number of measures announced in the latest budget on 11 June 2021. Not all of the measures make it into law in the precise way they are drafted in the bill, or at all. The obvious example from last year is spouses being able to work which was announced in last year’s budget and was never enacted into law.

Today we have a fascinating article from Caoilfhionn van der Walt from our African tax partner Regan van Rooy (RvR) about the impending cessation of the grandfathering provisions for GBC 1s and 2s. The article covers the changes, the options and how to move forward. There are thousands of Mauritian offshore companies that need to…

We are frequently asked by our clients around the world as to the situation in Mauritius. We go through succinctly below the restrictions that there are in place, how COVID has affected business in Mauritius, and where the opportunities in Mauritius currently are. Unfortunately Mauritius has just entered a 2 week lockdown as of 10.03.21 with several cases on the island.

With no more than a handful of organic COVID cases over the last 7 months, Mauritius has faced the difficult decision as to how to open up the borders, whilst keeping the country safe. It has maintained its cautious approach and promoted an interesting option for those remote-working individuals or retirees that just want a year (renewable) in a country where there is no…

The Mauritius Budget 2020 has arrived and the good news for expats is that it is going to be much easier to move to Mauritius, to live and work here, and to stay here for longer. There is a potentially large pothole in the road if the Solidarity Levy is applicable to non-Mauritian residents but at face value it is not for now. The first thing that must be borne in mind is that some measures announced in Mauritian…

Mauritius is an established manufacturing hub, nestled conveniently on the trade route between Europe, Asia and Africa. The two main products dominating this industry in Mauritius over the last few decades were textiles and sugar. In recent years the offering has become more diversified and a multitude of…

It looks like COVID-19 did not disrupt the banking, financial and offshore sectors in Mauritius too much. Although the virus spread has was contained in Mauritius, the economic ramifications of the global shutdown are not to be underestimated. Our aim with this article is to say what can be set-up remotely during the lockdown, what options there are in terms of Mauritius bank accounts and…

Mauritius has a very diverse ecosystem and is proving a very popular place to relocate to and retire. It is still considered by some across the globe as a honeymoon destination. However, a substantial financial services industry with a focus on FinTech, and bustling real estate opportunities means that there are many business and investment opportunities…

We have attempted to provide some information on what options people have for company formation and registering businesses in Mauritius, including both offshore companies and domestic companies. We try and go through a few of the benefits of the jurisdiction, the different options there are, and points to consider along the way. This is neither…

SA expats will need to make some decisions on their financial future as a tax of up to 45% looms on the horizon through a change in the law. As the founders at TBI are from the UK and based in Mauritius, many of our friends and clients are from SA and have been looking for guidance.