With the uncertainty in Europe and globally, Mauritius has been gaining popularity among foreigners looking for stability. Some foreigners prefer a backup or temporary residence and moving here is particularly useful as there are no rules for the amount of time you need to spend while being on a residence permit. A lot of high-net-worth individuals choose to invest in Mauritius to diversify their portfolio due to its attractive real estate market, tax incentives, global banking opportunities, favourable regulatory environment and political and economic stability.
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If you are over 50 years and earn at least USD 1,500 per month, you can qualify for the 10-year retirement permit. You can work remotely from Mauritius and there is no minimum amount of time to spend here.
By investing at least USD 375,000 in a property in an approved scheme, you can get a residence permit. This residence permit remains valid for as long as you own the property, allowing you to live in Mauritius permanently.
By investing at least USD 50,000 in a new business or existing business in Mauritius, you can obtain a 10-year investor permit, with the possibility of applying for a 20-year residence permit after 3 years.
Invest at least USD 375,000 in a qualifying business activity in Mauritius and obtain a 20-year permanent resident permit. The activities include banking, construction, education, tourism, financial services and others.
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