Mauritius has established itself as one of Africa's recognised international business and financial centres, supported by a diversified economy, a developed financial services sector and a longstanding commitment to international trade and investment.
The country's performance continues to be recognised by independent international institutions.
Mauritius combines international connectivity, a well-established legal and regulatory framework, a skilled professional services sector and a network of international tax and investment agreements.
These characteristics make Mauritius an attractive jurisdiction for eligible international corporate structures, investment vehicles, private wealth arrangements and cross-border business activities.
At London Global Business Solutions Ltd, we assist international clients in navigating the Mauritius business environment and establishing appropriate structures that meet their commercial, investment and wealth planning objectives.
Sources: Heritage Foundation (2026); World Intellectual Property Organization (2025); Mo Ibrahim Foundation (2024); Transparency International (2025). Rankings reflect the specified editions and may change in subsequent publications.
Mauritius offers a range of immigration and residence permit programmes designed to attract international investors, entrepreneurs, skilled professionals and retired non-citizens.
Through its Occupation Permit framework, eligible foreign nationals may establish businesses, undertake professional employment or operate as self-employed individuals while residing in Mauritius.
Permanent Residence in Mauritius
Eligible foreign nationals may apply for a Permanent Residence Permit valid for 20 years, subject to meeting the applicable qualifying criteria.
For the principal employment and retirement categories, the published framework generally requires five years of qualifying residence and satisfaction of the relevant financial thresholds.
London Global Business Solutions Ltd provides corporate establishment, business structuring and administrative support to international clients seeking to establish a presence in Mauritius.
Where appropriate, we can coordinate with immigration specialists and relevant authorities to assist clients with the corporate and documentary requirements associated with their proposed investment or relocation.
Contact LGBS to Discuss Your Mauritius Business and Residency Plans
Disclaimer: Immigration requirements, qualifying thresholds and permit durations may change. Applications are subject to the prevailing legislation, applicable guidelines and approval by the competent Mauritius authorities.
Mauritius has established itself as a recognised International Financial Centre, offering international investors and businesses a combination of regulatory oversight, professional expertise, international connectivity and an extensive network of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs).
With 45 tax treaties in force, including a partial agreement with Australia, Mauritius provides opportunities for qualifying investors to structure cross-border investments within an established international tax framework.
DTAAs are bilateral agreements designed to prevent or alleviate double taxation, allocate taxing rights between contracting states and provide greater certainty for cross-border business and investment.
Depending on the treaty and the circumstances, qualifying investors may benefit from reduced withholding taxes on dividends, interest and royalties.
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