Bridging Continents.Building Futures
At the crossroads of Africa, Asia and Australia, Mauritius stands as one of the world’s most successful economic transformations. Once reliant on sugar exports, it has evolved into a diversified, innovation-led economy.
A diversified economy. A world of opportunities.
Financial Services
13.4% of GDP
A sophisticated and internationally connected financial services sector at the heart of Mauritius’ economy.
Wholesale & Retail
11.4% of GDP
A dynamic commercial sector supporting domestic activity, trade and regional business flows.
Hospitality
7.0% of GDP
A world-renowned hospitality industry underpinned by Mauritius’ strong international tourism proposition.
Manufacturing
12.9% of GDP
A diversified manufacturing base spanning traditional industries and increasingly higher-value production.
Logistics
5.4% of GDP
Strategic air and maritime connectivity supporting Mauritius’ role as a trade and business platform between Africa, Asia and global markets.
Construction & Real Estate
10.7% of GDP
A well-developed property and construction sector supporting infrastructure, commercial development and investment.
A Hub of Choice
The Mauritius IFC combines stability, a robust regulatory framework and ease of doing business to deliver exceptional value to investors and global enterprises. 20,000+ global business entities, 1,000+ funds, contributing 13.4% to GDP.
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Global Connectivity
40+ Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements and 40+ Bilateral Investment Treaties.
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An extensive treaty network, early adoption of FATCA and CRS, and adherence to the Multilateral Instrument (MLI) provide certainty without opacity — competitiveness anchored in compliance.
Internationally Compliant
Fully aligned with all 40 FATF Recommendations on AML-CFT.
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Mauritius was the first African jurisdiction to comply fully with all 40 FATF Recommendations on AML-CFT, and remains on the FATF, EU and OECD white lists — reinforcing its position as a transparent, cooperative and internationally trusted financial centre.
Competitive Tax Regime
15% corporate tax rate, no capital gains, inheritance or wealth taxes.
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Mauritius applies a flat 15% corporate tax rate and progressive personal taxation capped at 20%. Partial exemptions of up to 80% or 95% apply to qualifying income, significantly reducing effective tax exposure while remaining fully OECD-compliant.
Open & Efficient Environment
100% foreign ownership, no minimum capital, free repatriation of profits.
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There are no foreign exchange controls, and profits and dividends may be freely repatriated. Many activities require no minimum capital. For professionals, entrepreneurs and global families, structured residence and occupation permits provide clear pathways to establish a long-term presence.
Trusted & Recognised Globally
Supervised by world-class regulators and member of the World Bank’s MIGA.
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Regulatory oversight by the Financial Services Commission and the Bank of Mauritius aligns with IOSCO, IAIS and Basel standards. Mauritius has voluntarily undergone IMF–World Bank Financial Sector Assessment Programs, and is a member of MIGA, providing political risk guarantees against expropriation, transfer restrictions and breach of contract.
Predictability
A stable and consistent environment.
Transparency
A well-regulated and credible jurisdiction.
A business hub of choice
A connected platform for investment and growth.
Ease of doing business
A supportive and efficient ecosystem.
Strategically located at the crossroads of Africa and Asia, Mauritius combines stability, a robust regulatory framework and ease of doing business to help investors grow with confidence.
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