Mauritius, a tropical island nation in the Indian Ocean, is celebrated for its stable economy, multilingual population, and investor-friendly policies. The country offers Residency by Investment opportunities that enable non-citizens to obtain long-term residence permits through real estate acquisition or business investment. As one of Africa’s most developed and competitive economies, Mauritius provides a secure environment backed by robust legal frameworks, modern infrastructure, and a strategic location connecting Africa, Asia, and beyond.
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Applicants must invest in approved real estate or meet business investment criteria, maintain a clean criminal record, and provide all required documents.
Yes, spouses and dependent children can be included at any stage, subject to meeting eligibility conditions and submitting necessary documentation.
Initially, you obtain a long-term residence permit. After meeting required conditions (such as continuous residence and investment maintenance), you may be eligible for permanent residence. Citizenship by naturalization is possible after several years of legal residence, though it requires meeting separate criteria.
Mauritius applies a simple and low tax regime. Generally, residents are taxed on income sourced in Mauritius, not worldwide. Consult a tax professional for personalized advice.
While continuous residence is not always mandatory, failing to meet certain presence or business operation requirements could affect renewals or long-term eligibility.
The duration depends on the chosen category (e.g., occupation permits often last for 10 years, investor permits may be renewed if conditions are met). Stay informed through Citizenship360 regarding renewal deadlines and changing regulations.