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go to the following page of the EBD, scroll down to the FAQ’s, click on the + signs next to each one, and most of your questions will be answered:
https://residency.mu/retire/retired-non … -50-years/
In addition to the above, some less strict regulations were announced 2 years ago with the Mauritius 2021/2 Budget during COVID:
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* Foreign nationals wishing to apply for an Occupation Permit to work and reside in Mauritius can do so under the three categories: Investor, Professional and Self-Employed.
* The validity period for an Occupation Permit as a Professional will be extended to 10-years.
* Foreign nationals holding an Occupation Permit as a Professional will be given the flexibility to interchange between employment opportunities without having to submit a new application, provided that the minimum criteria are met.
* Spouses of Occupation Permit holders wishing to invest or work in Mauritius will be exempted from applying for an Occupation Permit or Work Permit.
* The maximum age limit of 24-years for dependants will be waived.
* Foreign nationals may apply for an Occupation Permit irrespective of their visa category upon arrival.
* Holders of a 10-year Permanent Residence Permit will automatically be extended to 20-years.
source:
https://www.workpermitsouthafrica.co.za … mauritius/
In addition it was announced in last week’s Mauritius 🇲🇺 2023/24 Budget that RNC (Retired non-Citizens) may now purchase PDS property specifically developed for 50+ Senior Living at a minimum of USD 200 000 to qualify for Permanent Residency
(as opposed to the USD 375 000 minimum for under-50 year olds purchasing any other property in one of the IRS/RES/PDS/SCS/G+2 schemes).
Senior Living Residence
Mauritius is blessed with a warm and conducive weather for 8 months a year, along with a peaceful and harmonious environment and an ever-improving infrastructure and a competitive cost of living, which makes it a remarkable place for retirement.
— Projects being developed under the scheme (PDS for Senior Living) essentially refers to homes that cater to adults aged 50+ who are looking to live independently in a peer environment, and provide facilities for recreation and socialising, including a clubhouse, health club or gym, facility management services, focused on the needs of the elderly.
— A non-citizen retiree, i.e. aged above 50 years, can acquire a residential unit or the life rights in respect of a residential unit in an approved project.
— The minimum acquisition price is USD 200 000 and the non-citizen can choose to apply for a residence permit for himself/herself and his/her spouse or common law partner until such time the property is no longer owned or occupied by the retiree.
Any other questions ?
You may contact EDB office on
+230 2033800 or chat to them on their residency dot mu website
RESIDENCY BY RETIREMENT
Retired Non-Citizen +50 years
Retiring in Mauritius may be your best choice if you are aged 50 or above.
With just USD 1500 monthly, you can benefit from a 10-year Residence Permit and live in a peaceful environment.
The Residence Permit further offers you the possibility to apply for a 20-year Permanent Residence Permit after 3 consecutive years.
Right to Invest by Retired Non-Citizen +50 years
The holder of a residence permit as a retired non-citizen may invest in any business, provided that –
(a) he is not employed in the business; and
(b) he does not derive any salary or employment benefits from the business.