live & invest in mauritius

WHAT ARE THE INVESTMENT OPTIONS?

OUR MAURITIAN SISTER COMPANY – BRENT WEALTH (A LICENSED INVESTMENT ADVISOR COMPANY) CAN ASSIST WITH THE FOLLOWING:

  • Bank Account
  • Property Purchase
  • Global Portfolio Management
  • Setting up or relocating a business to Mauritius

Why is Mauritius called a Tax Haven?

Mauritius has one of the lowest tax platforms in the world. Both corporate and individual income taxes are at 15%. Offshore businesses located in Mauritius that do not do business with Mauritians nor use Mauritian currency are exempt from Mauritian taxes. Low taxes encourages business formation and appeals to retirees. Notably, there is no inheritance tax or capital gains tax in Mauritius.

How to become a resident of Mauritius?

INVEST IN REAL ESTATE In order to obtain a Residence Permit, a foreign investor can purchase a property worth at least $375,000.
WORK – A foreigner can also obtain an Occupation Permit, a document that combines work and residence permits.
RETIRE in Mauritius

Non-citizens of Mauritius can purchase property in the following approved zones, a PDS (property development Scheme), smart city or an apartment with a ground floor plus two levels, known as “ground plus two” (apartment block). Certain commercial property is also available to foreigners.

Mauritius Budget
2026–2027 Highlights

EXPLORE THE VALUE OF MAURITIUS AS A BUSINESS & INVESTMENT DESTINATION

Mauritius is now the fastest-growing economy in Africa and is rapidly becoming an exciting investment destination for South African investors seeking diversification and new opportunities.

why mauritius?

  • Ranked number one in Africa in leading global indices, Mauritius is widely recognised as one of the best-administered economies on the continent and an ideal environment in which to live, conduct business and invest. This is partly due to low levels of taxation, such as a corporate tax rate of 15%, no inheritance tax and no capital gains tax. Double taxation agreements have been concluded with 44 countries including the UK, France, SA, India and China.
  • It scores well on metrics for ease of doing business and for the investment opportunities as well as good returns on property investments.
  • Mauritius, Ghana, Rwanda, Kenya, Ethiopia and Uganda are expected to have the strongest performing wealth markets in Africa over the next ten years.
  • Mauritius is ranked as the happiest country in Africa, at number 57 of the 156 countries that were evaluated.

Services offered in Mauritius

  • Residency and work permits
  • Company and trust setup and structuring
  • Appointment of trustees, directors, and registered offices
  • Company administration, payroll, and statutory returns
  • Commercial and residential investment property
  • Foreign exchange transfers and SARS tax clearance
  • Remote bank account setup in Mauritius with currency options.

Wealthy South Africans moving to a small island nation which is the safest place in Africa to live

Thousands of affluent South Africans are choosing Mauritius for its low taxes, political stability, business-friendly environment and exceptional safety. Discover why this Indian Ocean island has become one of Africa's most sought-after destinations for investors, retirees and expatriates.

Q & A
Can I own Property in Mauritius ? – Yes you can.

We’re asked this question daily. Here are a few more common questions that may help our clients decide whether to make the move:

Can I finance my property purchase?

Most financial institutions in Mauritius offer mortgage bonds of 60% to 70% of the property’s value, with the balance funded by the investor, and charge around 4.5% interest per annum.

Yes, you can. Known as the “pay-as-you-build” option, this allows funds to be paid as your property is constructed. You can also obtain residency on a purchase of USD 375,000 or more before the property is completed—typically after paying about 25% and signing the title deed transfer.

Yes. Thanks to strong government regulations, your investment is well protected – funds are held in the appointed notary’s trust account and are only disbursed once all documentation is in order.

Yes, under certain conditions. The property must be available to foreign investors and, if it is beachfront, it must be a ground-plus-two development.

We work directly with developers on the island and have various projects at different stages of development to introduce you to – from turnkey, fully furnished units to brand-new properties still under construction.

Yes, we do. We offer very competitive rates and have a forex team in both South Africa and Mauritius to assist you with this.

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