The country is amongst the best-performing in Africa across a range of indices, including business, regulatory and macroeconomic environment and quality of living.
Mauritius also enjoys state-of-the-art infrastructure and communications networks, a diversified banking system, as well as a skilled, professional and bilingual workforce fluent in both English and French.
In addition to being part of African Regional Economic Communities such as the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), Mauritius is a signatory to a number of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements and Investment Protection and Promotion Agreements.
Located at the crossroads of Africa and Asia, Mauritius has enjoyed social and political stability since its independence in 1968. The country is amongst the best performing in Africa across a range of indices, including business, regulatory and macroeconomic environment, and quality of living.
Mauritius serves as an ideal gateway for investments into Africa, India, and Asia, offering businesses a strategic location for regional headquarters and operations.
A hybrid legal system combining English Common Law and French Civil Law, providing a comprehensive and flexible framework for businesses.
Strong economic fundamentals with steady growth, low inflation, and a stable currency, creating a secure environment for business operations.
Extensive network of double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAAs) and investment promotion and protection agreements (IPPAs) with countries worldwide.
Competitive tax rates, no capital gains tax, no withholding tax on dividends, and various incentives for businesses, making it an attractive investment destination.
Streamlined processes for business registration, no exchange controls, and protection of intellectual property rights, facilitating ease of doing business.
Mauritius is more than just a tropical island; it is a thriving hub for high-quality living, business and investment. Surrounded by turquoise lagoons and lush green landscapes, the country also boasts excellent infrastructure, political stability, and a welcoming community. Its multicultural heritage is reflected in everything from architecture and cuisine to the island’s rich calendar of festivals, creating a vibrant lifestyle where the warmth of tradition is seamlessly woven into modern living. This rich cultural fabric also informs business practices, fostering an environment where innovation and tradition coexist harmoniously. For those looking to relocate, Mauritius offers a variety of residence pathways, including the Occupation Permit, Residence Permit and Permanent Residence Permit, as well as other attractive options such as the Property Development Scheme, Premium Visa/Digital Nomad Visa and Family Occupation Permit – making it easy to find the perfect fit for your lifestyle and ambitions.
Our team of experts can guide you through the process of establishing your business and relocating to Mauritius.
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Consistently ranked among the top in Africa for ease of doing business and regulatory quality. Ranked 13th globally for ease of doing business.
Recognized by the World Economic Forum for competitive institutions and market efficiency. Ranked 52nd in global competitiveness.
Respected global compliance standards with FATF-compliant AML framework. Fully compliant with international standards.
Africa - 90% Market Cap to GDP. Second largest stock exchange in Africa.
