Tag: expats

Public Holidays in Mauritius 2026: Official Calendar and What to Expect

Fifteen public holidays. Mauritius observes more than most jurisdictions in the region, and if you are planning a meeting, a contract signing, or a permit application, missing one will cost you a day at best and a deal at worst. Banks close. Government offices close. Courts close. And nobody warns you in advance. The official […]

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Top Jobs for Expats in Mauritius: Where Foreign Talent Is Actually in Demand

Mauritius has over 41,000 foreign residents, ranks as Africa’s most stable country (2025), and sits at a strategic crossroads between Africa, Asia, and Europe. The government is actively recruiting expat talent through fast-track permits, tax incentives, and targeted visa programmes – this is policy, not PR. The driver is a skills gap. The local graduate […]

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Buying Property in Mauritius for Foreigners in 2026

The rules changed. Twice, actually, and both times in the wrong direction for foreign buyers. First, the off-scheme purchase route – which allowed non-citizens holding a residence permit to buy one property outside the approved frameworks – was permanently removed. Second, the transaction taxes on foreign purchases are doubling from July 2026. If you are […]

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Understanding the Mauritian Tax System: A Guide for Expats

No capital gains tax. No inheritance tax. No wealth tax. A remittance basis that keeps foreign income outside the net as long as it stays outside the country. On paper, the Mauritius tax system looks almost too good. And for internationally mobile people, it genuinely is one of the better ones in the world. But […]

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The Mauritius Premium Visa: How to Work Remotely from Mauritius

Free to apply for. No income tax on foreign earnings you keep offshore. Open to 114 nationalities. The Mauritius Premium Visa is the reason most remote workers end up here rather than just visiting – it is one of the more straightforward digital nomad visa programmes running anywhere. It is not a work permit. It […]

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