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Hi Neran

Your post mentions several areas. In which industry sector are you planning to invest ?  The motor industry is a good sector but I fear authorities might not let you enter this industry, unless you bring something innovative. (I have my idea of what's required here).

The aftermarket industry is mostly constituted of small local businesses. Government's philosophy is to avoid unfair competition to locals. Nothing  prevents you to open a shop,for example...the difficulty will lie in obtaining a residency permit out of it. The key to a residency permit in such an industry is 'innovation'. You need to present something that no Mauritian provide.

Dear Mr Nadeem , thank you kindly for your reply and info...

currently we have good strong links with manufacturers so  we can offer great pricing and quality products , our planning is to set up a bulk wholesale facility to be able to offer these small local shops , thus improving their supply and benefits ..

i also have interest in spare for tractors , earth moving and machinery , I being hopeful to get a temporary permit shortly after my meeting at the embassy ...

my plans might take a bit of time to generate income , so , we are in the market to buy a established business right now to get the ball rolling and generate some living income there ... ( pub , restaurant, take away , taxis, petrol station )  just something to rotate some living expenses ...

you can share any private ideas to me on my personal e-mails as well..
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again , thank you , really appreciate the communications ...