Residency by investment in Mauritius
The residency permit in Mauritius extends eligibility to the spouse or common-law partner of the permit holder of the opposite sex.
The residency permit in Mauritius extends eligibility to the spouse or common-law partner of the permit holder of the opposite sex.
The holder of the residency permit has the opportunity to renew their Residency Permit upon its expiry, subject to meeting certain criteria. Specifically, the company associated with the permit holder must have achieved a minimum gross income of MUR 4 million (approximately USD 100,000) annually, starting from the third year of registration.
In addition, the residency permit holder is eligible to apply for a Permanent Residence Permit, which is valid for 20 years. This application can be made after a minimum of 3 years of residency. To qualify, the applicant must meet either of the following requirements:
1. Maintain an annual gross income of at least MUR 15 million (approximately USD 375,000) for three consecutive years prior to the Permanent Residence Permit application.
OR
2. Achieve an aggregate turnover of MUR 45 million (approximately USD 1,125,000) over any consecutive period of three years preceding the Permanent Residence Permit application.
These criteria provide pathways for the residency permit holder to attain long-term residency and potentially permanent residency status in Mauritius, based on their business’s financial performance and contribution to the local economy.