Living in Mauritius is an attractive option when you think of the tropical climate, wonderful beaches, political and economic stability and low taxation. There are ample accommodation facilities, from fully serviced apartments to luxurious villas and beachfront residences. Mauritius also offers an affordable cost of living, with medical and health services of a world-class standard.
To apply for a Retirement Permit in Mauritius, the applicant must:
* The funds remain yours, the government merely requires proof that you are able to sustain yourself while on the island.
Work and Investing As A Retiree
As a retired applicant, you are not permitted to participate in any profitable activities in Mauritius. Nevertheless, if you want to invest in a business, you are allowed to participate as the minority shareholder in a company. You are also not allowed to work or hold a job responsibility as a full-time company director.
Minimum Period To Stay
The Residence Permit for a retired non-citizen is valid for a renewable three-year period. The Mauritian law does not provide for a minimum number of days to stay annually on the island for people who are here on a Residence permit. However, the person will be considered as a 'resident' for tax purposes, if the stay is more than 183 days per year.
Click here to view the application form for residence permit
Click here to view the laws about eligibility criteria
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