Retired Non-Citizen +50 years

1. a minimum amount of USD 18,000; or
2. a guaranteed minimum income of USD 1,500 per month.

You can start the application process online without having to travel to Mauritius. The National Electronic Licensing System is a dedicated online platform that caters for the whole process: from submission of application until issue of the approval in principle letter.

For security and identification purposes, you will be required to register prior to the use of the online platform, accessible on the following link https://business.edbmauritius.org/.

As a foreign national, you may acquire a residential property developed under the Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS), Real Estate Scheme (RES), Property Development Scheme (PDS) or Smart City Scheme (SCS). The foreign national is also allowed to acquire an apartment located in a building of at least ground plus two floors.
In addition, a non-citizen who has a residence permit under IRS/RES/PDS is exempted from the requirement to hold an Occupation or Work Permit to invest and work in Mauritius.

Immigration policies in Mauritius strongly promote family reunion/reunification. Dependents of Occupation Permit holders and/or Retired non-citizens are eligible to apply for a residence permit, allowing them to live in Mauritius for the same duration as the main holder.

Dependents are referred to as spouse (including Common Law Partner of the opposite sex), parents and children (including stepchildren or lawfully adopted children) who are unmarried and not engage in any gainful activity.

Application for a Residence Permit as dependent is made to and determined by the Passport and Immigration Office.

You are not taxable on the funds being transferred to Mauritius. There is also absence of taxation on wealth and the absence of inheritance tax.

 Note: 

A Retired Non-Citizen should provide information on other residences that he/she may have in other jurisdictions, including tax residences. This information will be shared with the Mauritian Tax Authority to be in line with the prevailing Common Reporting Standard (CRS) adopted by the Republic of Mauritius.

1. Birth Certificate – original (either in English or French) If not, a certified/sworn translated copy by a competent authority should be submitted.
2. Passport – Biodata page
3. Certificate of Character /Police Clearance covering the last ten years – less than six months old
4. 1 recent colour passport size digital photograph – dimensions 3.5cm (413 pixels) x 4.5cm (531 pixels) (less than six months old)
5. Signed undertaking – to be filled and signed by the applicant.
6. Copy of any other permit, if applicable– Occupation Permit/Work/Residence Permit

1. Bank statement (Evidence of funds available on the certified bank statement from the retired non-citizen’s country of origin or residence)
2. Marriage Certificate / Divorce Certificate– original (either in English or French) If not, a certified/sworn translated copy by a competent authority should be submitted.
3. Medical Certificate and reports – less than six months old
4. Last entry visa pages
5. Copy of any other permit, if applicable– Occupation Permit/Work/Residence Permit
6. Processing fee
7. Any other document as may be required.

1. Certificate of morality for the last 3 years in Mauritius – less than six months old
2. Passport – Biodata page
3. Bank statement (Evidence of transfer of funds from abroad to a local bank account)
4. 1 recent colour passport size digital photograph – dimensions 3.5cm (413 pixels) x 4.5cm (531 pixels) (less than six months old)
5. Copy of Residence Permit
6. Signed undertaking – to be filled and signed by the applicant

1. Processing fee
2. Any other document as may be required.