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CONTENTS
1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 3
2 Categories of Occupation/ Residence Permits ............................................................................... 3
2.1 Occupation Permit ...................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.1 Investor ........................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.2 Professional ..................................................................................................................... 5
2.1.3 Self-Employed ................................................................................................................. 5
2.1.4 Residence Permit as Retired Non-Citizen ....................................................................... 6
3 Application process ......................................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Channel A .................................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Channel B .................................................................................................................................. 10
3.3 Application Process for Professionals ....................................................................................... 11
4 Checklist ........................................................................................................................................ 12
4.1 Investor ..................................................................................................................................... 12
4.2 Self Employed............................................................................................................................ 13
4.3 Retired Non-Citizen ................................................................................................................... 15
4.4 Professional ............................................................................................................................... 16
5 Subsequent applications ............................................................................................................... 17
6 Application Fees ............................................................................................................................ 17
7 Dependents ................................................................................................................................... 18
8 Monitoring .................................................................................................................................... 18
9 Cancellation of Occupation Permit ............................................................................................... 19
10 Appeals .......................................................................................................................................... 19
11 Permanent residence permit ........................................................................................................ 19
12 Acquisition of property ................................................................................................................. 20
13 Other information ......................................................................................................................... 20
14 Enabling Legislations ..................................................................................................................... 21
15 Useful links and Resources............................................................................................................ 22
16 Contact us ..................................................................................................................................... 23
17 Annex Medical .............................................................................................................................. 25
18 List of Private Clinics ..................................................................................................................... 27
19 List of Laboratories........................................................................................................................ 29
20 Template Business plan ................................................................................................................ 31
21 List of Banks in Mauritius .............................................................................................................. 33
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1 INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this guideline is to provide all the information governing the application for Occupation
Permits and Residence Permits.
The Occupation Permit (OP) is a combined work and residence permit which allows foreign nationals
to work and reside in Mauritius under 3 specific categories namely:
1. Investor
2. Professional
3. Self-Employed
Foreign nationals, above the age of 50 years, may also choose to retire in Mauritius under a Residence
Permit (RP).
An OP or a RP is issued for a maximum period of three years and the permit holder may submit a new
application at expiry of the permit.
Dependents of an OP or RP holder may also apply for residence permits for a duration not exceeding
that of the OP or RP holder.
2 CATEGORIES OF OCCUPATION/ RESIDENCE PERMITS
2.1 OCCUPATION PERMIT There are 3 categories of OP under which a non-citizen can apply. The non-citizen should apply for
an OP under the category which best reflects his nature of activities in the country.
Investor
1. An Investor is defined as a shareholder and director in a company incorporated in Mauritius
under the Companies Act 2001.
2. An Investor should make an initial transfer of USD 100,000 or its equivalent in freely
convertible foreign currency in the account of the company under which the application will
be made.
3. The business activity should generate an annual turnover of at least MUR 2 million for the first
year and cumulative turnover of at least MUR 10 million for the subsequent two years.
4. A company may have more than one investor as defined above. However, the initial
investment and annual turnover will be a multiple of the number of Investors in the company.
5. Existing investor operating but not registered with the board of Investment having a net asset
value of at least USD 100,000 or its equivalent in freely convertible foreign currency and a
cumulative turnover of MUR 12 million during the preceding 3 years with a turnover of at least
MUR 2 million in any one year.
6. Beneficiary, an individual who has inherited a business, in case of death or incapacity of the
previous investor provided that the net asset value of the business is at least USD 100,000 or
its equivalent in freely convertible foreign currency and a cumulative turnover of MUR 12
million with a turnover of at least MUR 2 million in any one year.
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2.1.1.1 Investor - Machinery and equipment
An Investor wishing to bring in high-tech machinery and equipment as part of the investment of USD
100,000, must transfer a minimum of USD 25,000 or its equivalent in freely convertible foreign
currency and the remaining balance in terms of high-tech machinery and equipment. The following
criteria must be satisfied to be eligible under the scheme:
i. The high-tech machinery and equipment will be evaluated based on the invoice issued by the
supplier and a report from a recognized Chartered Valuator.
ii. In case the high-tech machinery and equipment is yet to be shipped to Mauritius, the investor
should submit the bill of lading to the Occupation Permit Unit at time of submission of the
application.
iii. Investment in high-tech machinery and equipment must be in a qualifying activity including
but not limited to Agro-Industry, Aquaculture, Healthcare, ICT-BPO, Fin-tech, Life Sciences,
Biotechnology, Manufacturing, Ocean Economy and Renewable Energy.
Note:
1. Should the value of the high-tech machinery and equipment be less than that submitted on
the invoice and bill of lading when evaluated by the Custom Department in Mauritius, the
investor should transfer the remaining balance in a freely convertible foreign currency.
2. The high-tech machinery and equipment must be used for the proposed business activity.
3. The application under this category must be submitted online through Channel A (Approval in
Principle). The OP application system can be accessed from the link:
http://op.investmauritius.com. The application process will follow the same steps as Section
3.1, Channel A.
2.1.1.2 Investor – Innovator Occupation Permit
In its quest to achieve the status of high-income economy, the Government of Mauritius is reiterating its support to investors conducting Research and Development (R&D) in highly innovative sectors. The Innovator Occupation Permit is geared towards companies having a consequential Research & Development component as part of the total operational expenditure but with low gearing with respect to capital requirements. To attract these low capital intensive start-ups and innovators, applicants eligible to apply under the scheme will be required to make an initial investment of USD 40,000 or its equivalent in freely convertible currency.
Eligibility
i. The scheme applies to companies conducting R&D in qualifying sectors including but not limited to life and health sciences, technology, ICT, Fintech, biotechnology, Nano technology, light manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and design.
ii. The R&D expense component should constitute of at least 20% of total operational expenditure during the research phase.
iii. The Board of Investment will assess, on a case to case basis, each project on its own merit to determine its eligibility to the scheme.
iv. The business plan should clearly depict all expenditures related to R&D activities. v. Yearly audited accounts should clearly identify R&D expenditure and any deviation from
initial expenditures stated in the business plan.
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Qualifying Expenditures
The following costs may qualify as Research and Development:
i. Direct R&D staff costs ii. Subcontracted R&D costs
iii. Externally provided R&D staff iv. Clinical trial volunteer costs v. Prototypes
vi. Software directly used in R&D vii. Consumable items
viii. Any other expenditure deemed to have been incurred with the prospect of gaining new scientific or technical knowledge and understanding.
For greater clarity, the following costs will not be considered as R&D expenditure:
i. The production and distribution of goods and services ii. Capital expenditure.
iii. The cost of land iv. Expenditures incurred for the use and the creation of patents and trademarks, as these
are the cost of protecting the completed R&D.
Application Process
The application must be submitted online through Channel A (Approval in Principle). The OP
application system can be accessed from the link: http://op.investmauritius.com. The application process will follow the same steps as Section 3.1, Channel A.
Note:
It would be on the onus of the promoter to provide for precise, comprehensive and reliable
information on its qualifying activities and the Board of Investment reserves the right to accept or
reject qualifying R&D expenditures based on sound interpretation of the innovative and added value
aspects of the project.
Professional
1. A Professional, as defined under the Immigration Act, is an expatriate employed by a company
incorporated in Mauritius to deliver professional services.
2. A Professional should earn a basic monthly salary exceeding MUR 60,000. However, the basic
monthly salary for Professionals in the ICT Sector should exceed MUR 30,000.
Self-Employed
1. A Self-Employed is defined as a non-citizen engaged in a professional activity registered with
the Registrar of Businesses under the Business Registration Act 2002.
2. A Self-Employed operates a one-person business, working exclusively for his/her own account.
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3. A Self-Employed should make an initial transfer of USD 35,000 or its equivalent in freely
convertible foreign currency to his/her local bank account in Mauritius.
4. The business activity should generate an annual income exceeding MUR 600,000 in the first 2
years and MUR 1,200,000 as from the third year.
Residence Permit as Retired Non-Citizen
The criteria for applying for a Residence Permit as a Retired Non-Citizen is as follows:
1. A Retired Non-Citizen is defined as a person who is not a citizen of Mauritius and aged 50
years or above.
2. A Retired Non-Citizen should make an initial transfer of at least USD 2,500 or its equivalent in
freely convertible foreign currency to his/her local bank account in Mauritius.
3. Thereafter, the Retired Non-Citizen should transfer at least USD 2,500 monthly or a sum by
instalments amounting to at least USD 30,000 annually, during a period of 3 years.
4. At the end of each year, the Retired Non-Citizen should submit to the Board of Investment,
evidence of transfer of funds into his/her local bank account.
3 APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications for Occupation or Residence Permits are submitted to the Occupation Permit Unit (OPU)
which is managed jointly by the Board of Investment (BOI) and the Passport and Immigration Office
(PIO).
Modes of application
Channel A Channel B
Eligibility: 1. Investor 2. Self-Employed 3. Retired Non-citizen
Eligibility: 1. Investor 2. Professional 3. Self-Employed 4. Retired Non-citizen
Submission of application without prior registration of business, incorporation of company or transfer of funds.
Successful applicants will first be issued with an Approval in principle.
The non-citizen will only be required to travel to Mauritius after the issue of the Approval in Principle.
Applicants should ensure registration of business, incorporation of company and transfer of funds prior to submitting application of Occupation Permit.
Non-citizens applying under the Professional category should ensure that they hold a valid contract of employment prior to submission of the application.
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Upon satisfying established conditions, the Occupation or Residence Permit will be issued.
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3.1 CHANNEL A
The steps are as follows:
1. The application is submitted online. The OP application system can be accessed from the link:
http://op.investmauritius.com. The applicant can refer to the user manual for any additional
information on using the online system.
2. At the time of application, all the documents mentioned in the checklist should be submitted.
(Investor: Refer to Section 4.1, Self-Employed: Refer to Section 4.2, Retired Non-Citizen: Refer
to Section 4.3).
3. On submission of the application, the applicant will receive an automatic acknowledgement
email.
4. The Occupation Permit Unit (OPU) will then validate the application and in case of any missing
information, an email will be sent to request for clarifications and documents.
5. A Joint Committee comprising of the Prime Minister’s office(PMO), the Passport and
Immigration Office(PIO) and BOI, will evaluate the application based on the eligibility criteria,
Government’s policies and the business plan submitted in case of Investor and Self-Employed.
6. For specific applications, views are requested from relevant public sector agencies in line with
their policies.
7. Upon approval of the PMO, the BOI will issue an Approval in Principle to the applicant which
will be valid for a period of 90 days from the date of issue, with a copy to the PIO and PMO.
8. In case the application has not been recommended, the applicant will be informed accordingly
and will be able to request for reconsideration of the case only once.
9. Within the period of 90 days, non-citizens will have to complete the following procedures:
a. Investor: Registration of business and incorporation of a company
b. Self Employed: Registration of business
c. Transfer funds as committed in application form;
(1) Submit application
(2) Issue automatic email by the system
(3) Verification of application
(4) Determination of application by Joint
Committee
(5) Issue of approval in principle valid for
90 days
(6) Travel to Mauritius with the
required VISA
(7) Effect transfer of funds
(8) Register /Incorporate the
business
(9) Verification of original documents and effect payment of processing fees
(10) Issue acknowledgment
receipt
(11) Issue Registration
Certificate and Permit
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d. Apply for regulatory licences and obtain required licences or letter of intent, as the
case may be;
e. Travel to Mauritius and complete the medical examination (refer to the template
Medical certificate at annex).
10. Upon completing the above procedures, the applicant should schedule an appointment with
the OPU for validation of original documents, personal identification and effect payment as
defined in section 6.
The applicant is required to produce the original documents as listed in the checklist (Investor:
Refer to Section 4.1, Self-Employed: Refer to Section 4.2, Retired Non-Citizen: Refer to Section
4.3).
The documents will be verified by both the Passport and Immigration Office and the Board of
Investment. The applicant (Investor, Self-Employed, Retired Non-Citizen) will be required to
sign on page 3, whereas for Professional page 3 and 4 (undertaking Section 5) on the
application form submitted through the OP Online System.
11. The Occupation Permit Unit will ensure that the applicant has submitted all the required
documents as per the checklist and will issue a Document Receipt. The applicant will be then
registered with the Board of Investment.
12. The applicant should personally collect the Occupation Permit at the Passport and
Immigration Office (PIO Delivery Section). His/ her passport, the document receipt and the
approval in principle should be presented at the time of collection.
Note:
(1) Applicants are advised to complete all procedures within the 90 days. After this period, the
Approval in Principle will lapse.
(2) If ever the Visa (Business Visas for Professionals, Investors and self-employed, and tourist visa
for retired non – citizens) has expired, the applicant should leave the Mauritius and wait for
validation outside Mauritius.
(3) Applicants should ensure that they have the appropriate travel document and visa, where
necessary, prior to travelling to Mauritius. The Approval in Principle does not give de facto
right for a visa to enter Mauritius. Applicants may refer to the following link for visa
requirements in Mauritius.
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3.2 CHANNEL B
The process for submission of an application is as follows:
1. The application is submitted online. The OP application system can be accessed from the link:
http://op.investmauritius.com.The applicant can refer to the user manual for any additional
information on using the online system.
2. At time of application, all the documents mentioned in the checklist should be uploaded.
(Investor: Refer to Section 4.1, Self-Employed: Refer to Section 4.2, Retired Non-Citizen: Refer
to Section 4.3, Professional: Refer to Sector 4.4).
3. On submission of the application, the applicant will receive an automatic acknowledgement
email.
4. The OPU will validate the application and in case of any missing information, an email will be
sent to request for additional documents.
5. The applicant is required to call in person at the OPU for validation of his documents. He/ She
may make a prior appointment with the OPU.
The OPU is situated on the 4th Floor, Sterling House, Lislet Geoffroy Street, Port Louis. (Please
refer to the annexed map)
6. The applicant is required to bring along the original documents as listed in the checklist
(Investor: Refer to Section 4.1, Self-Employed: Refer to Section 4.2, Retired Non-Citizen: Refer
to Section 4.3) Professional: Refer to Sector 4.4.
The documents will be verified by both the Passport and Immigration Office (PIO) and the
Board of Investment (BOI). The applicant will be required to sign on the Application form
submitted through the OP Online System.
7. If the application is complete, a Document Receipt will be issued by the BOI.
8. Once the application is assessed by the Joint Committee and approved by the Prime Minister’s
Office, the applicant will be registered with BOI and the Occupation or Residence Permit will
be issued by PIO.
9. The applicant should personally collect the Occupation Permit at the Passport and
Immigration Office (PIO Delivery Section). His/ her passport and BOI’s document receipt
should be presented at time of collection.
(1) Submit application (2) Verification of application(3) Presentation of original
documents at OPU
(4) Payment of processing fees
(5) Determination of application by Joint
Committee
(6) Issue Registration Certificate and Occupation/
Residence Permit
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10. It is advisable that the applicant contacts the PIO after five working days following issue of
Document Receipt to verify if the Occupation Permit is ready for collection.
3.3 APPLICATION PROCESS FOR PROFESSIONALS Non-Citizens under a contract of employment with a company based in Mauritius should
submit an application for an OP as professional
The Employer is required to sign the Undertaking as per section 5 of the Occupation Permit
application form.
An application for a Professional is submitted by the Employer, either the Director or HR
representative, on behalf of the Professional. Applications should follow the procedures
described in Channel B.
The non-citizen Professional should be accompanied by the Employer, either the Director or
HR representative, for validation of the documents at the Occupation Permit Unit.
This application is determined according to established criteria and Government policies in
place.
Where applicable, Professionals should ensure eligibility to register with the approved
professional body prior to submission of application.
Views from the Ministry of Health and Quality of Life are sought for all applications related to
the medical field. Similarly, views from the Ministry of Tourism and External Communication
are sought for all tourism-related applications which are not covered under the list of scarcity
areas as per the policy adopted by the Ministry.
The list of policies can be consulted on the following link:
o Ministry of Tourism and External Communication
o Ministry of Health and Quality of Life
Note: In cases, where it is mandatory for an applicant to be registered by the relevant professional
body, the Board of Investment will not be held accountable under any circumstances for any delay or
inability to be registered.
Short term Occupation Permit
Professionals working for a period of less than one year in Mauritius may apply for a Short-term
Occupation Permit. Under the Short-term Occupation Permit, Professionals can work and reside in
Mauritius for a period not exceeding 9 months. The permit may be extended only once for a period
not exceeding 3 months.
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4 CHECKLIST
4.1 INVESTOR
Online Documents to be uploaded
Investor
Channel A Channel B
New Renewal
1. Certificate of Incorporation
2. Business Registration Card
3. Shareholding Structure ( consent of shareholder & director) * Updated one if any changes was made
*
4. Detailed Business Plan
5. Appropriate licences/ approval/ letter of intent for regulated activities (GBL,TEL,TEC, etc.)
6. Investment (evidence of transfer of funds from abroad in a local bank account of the company)
7. Birth Certificate (English or French)
8. Marriage Certificate / Divorce certificate (English or French), if applicable
9. Passport - Bio-data. Last entry visa pages (if applicant is already in Mauritius)
10. Four identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six months old)
11. Signed undertaking
12. Medical certificate and reports (less than six months old)
13. Processing fee ( Bank Draft/Cheque) drawn to the order of the Government of Mauritius (refer to item 6)
14. Copy of Occupation Permit / Work / Residence Permit (if applicable)
Original documents to be presented at OPU Investor
Channel A Channel B
New Renewal
1. Certificate of Incorporation
2. Business Registration Card
3. Shareholding Structure ( consent of shareholder & director) * Updated one if any changes was made
*
4. Detailed Business Plan
5. Appropriate licences/ approval/ letter of intent for regulated activities (GBL,TEL,TEC, etc.)
6. Investment (evidence of transfer of funds from abroad in a local bank account of the company)
7. Birth Certificate (English or French)
8. Marriage Certificate / Divorce certificate (English or French), if applicable
9. Passport - Bio-data.
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Last entry visa pages (if applicant is already in Mauritius)
10. Four identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six months old)
11. Signed undertaking
12. Medical certificate and reports (less than six months old)
13. Processing fee ( Bank Draft/Cheque) drawn to the order of the Government of Mauritius (refer to item 6)
4.2 SELF EMPLOYED Channel A Channel B
New Renewal
Online Documents to be uploaded Self-Employed
1. Business Registration Card
2. Detailed Business Plan
3. Contracts and letters of intent from potential clients (min. of 2)
4. Licence from professional/regulatory body, if applicable
5. Original Academic and Professional qualifications or true certified copies by competent Authority in English or French
6. Curriculum Vitae
7. Investment (evidence of transfer of funds from abroad in the applicant’s local bank account)
8. Birth Certificate ( English or French)
9. Marriage Certificate/ Divorce certificate (English or French), if applicable
10. Passport - Bio-data. Last entry visa pages (if applicant is already in Mauritius)
11. Four identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six months old)
12. Signed undertaking
13. Medical certificate and reports (less than six months old)
14. Copy of Occupation Permit / Work / Residence Permit (if applicable)
15. Processing fee ( Bank Draft/Cheque) drawn to the order of the Government of Mauritius (refer to item 6)
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Original
Documents to be presented at OPU Self-Employed
Channel A Channel B
New Renewal
1. Business Registration Card
2. Detailed Business Plan
3. Brief on the Business Activity
4. Contracts and letters of intent from potential clients (min. of 2)
5. Licence from professional/regulatory body, if applicable
6. Original Academic and Professional qualifications or true certified copies by competent Authority in English or French
7. Curriculum Vitae
8. Investment (evidence of transfer of funds from abroad in the applicant’s local bank account)
9. Birth Certificate ( English or French)
10. Marriage Certificate/ Divorce certificate (English or French), if applicable
11. Passport - Bio-data. Last entry visa pages (if applicant is already in Mauritius)
12. Four Identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six months old)
13. Signed undertaking
14. Medical certificate and reports (less than six months old)
15. Processing fee ( Bank Draft/Cheque) drawn to the order of the Government of Mauritius (refer to item 6)
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4.3 RETIRED NON-CITIZEN
Online Documents to be uploaded Retired Non-Citizen
Channel A Channel B
New Renewal
1. Evidence of transfer of funds from abroad in the local bank account of the retired non-citizen
2. A Morality Certificate / Certificate of good character/ Police clearance covering the last ten years. The document should not be more than six months’ old.
* Morality certificate for the last 3 years issued in
Mauritius
*
3. Birth Certificate ( English or French)
4. Marriage Certificate / Divorce Certificate (English or French), if applicable
5. Passport - Bio-data. Last entry visa pages (if applicant is already in Mauritius)
6. Four Identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six months old)
7. Signed undertaking
8. Medical certificate and reports (less than six months old)
9. Copy of Residence Permit
10. Processing fee ( Bank Draft/Cheque) drawn to the order of the Government of Mauritius (refer to item 6)
Original documents to be
Channel A Channel B
New Renewal
1. Evidence of transfer of funds from abroad in the local bank account of the retired non-citizen
1. A Morality Certificate / Certificate of good character / Police clearance covering the last ten years. The document should not be more than six months’ old.
* Morality certificate for the last 3 years issued in
Mauritius
*
2. Birth Certificate ( English or French)
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presented at OPU Retired Non-Citizen
3. Marriage Certificate / Divorce Certificate (English or French), if applicable
4. Passport - Bio-data. Last entry visa pages (if applicant is already in Mauritius)
5. Four Identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six months old)
6. Signed undertaking
7. Medical certificate and reports (less than six months old)
8. Processing fee ( Bank Draft/Cheque) drawn to the order of the Government of Mauritius (refer to item 6)
4.4 PROFESSIONAL
New Renewal
Online Documents to be uploaded Professional
/
Same documents to be presented in Original at OPU
In relation to the Professional non-citizen
1. Contract of employment and detailed Job description
2. Original Academic and Professional qualifications or true certified copies by competent Authority in English or French
3. CV of Professional, referral letters from previous employers / attestations
4. Birth Certificate (English or French)
5. Marriage Certificate/ Divorce certificate (English or French), if applicable
6. Passport - Bio-data. Last entry visa pages (if applicant is already in Mauritius)
7. Page 3 and page 4: signed undertaking Section 5
In relation to the Employer (Company)
8. Certificate of Incorporation of Company and Business Registration Card
9. Appropriate licence for the company and / for the Professional if applicable (GBL, TEL, TEC/ Pilot Licence etc.)
10. A comprehensive brief on the activities of the company
11. Updated Shareholding structure (consent of director and shareholder)
12. Copy of previous Occupation Permit / Work / Residence Permit (if applicable)
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13. Four identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six months old)
14. Medical certificate and reports (less than six months old)
15. Processing fee (Bank Draft/Cheque) drawn to the order of the Government of Mauritius (refer to item 6)
All documents listed above for the Professional category should be presented in Original at the
OPU counter at time of submission of the application.
5 SUBSEQUENT APPLICATIONS
After three years or at time of expiry of the permit and subject to the criteria defined in the schedule,
section 2 and 12 of the Investment Promotion Act being met, the OP/RP permit holder may apply for
the renewal of the Permit to the BOI.
Short-term Occupation Permit holders can apply for an extension of his/her permit only once, for a
period not exceeding 3 months
The second application should be submitted at least one month prior to expiry of the permit. The
application is made through the OP online application system and the documents as defined in the
checklist should be submitted together with the application form.
Note: There is no automatic renewal of the Occupation or Residence Permit. Each application will be
determined based on the guidelines and Government policies in force at the time of application.
6 APPLICATION FEES
For both Channel A and Channel B, the payment is effected at time of presentation of original
documents for validation at the Occupation Permit Unit. Payment should be effected by bank cheque
made to the order of the Government of Mauritius.
Category Application fee (MUR)
Investor/ Self Employed/ Retired Non-Citizen 20,000
Professional in respect of a contract of employment a) Up to 2 years b) More than 2 years but not exceeding 3 years
15,000 20,000
Short-term Occupation Permit (Period not exceeding 9 months) Extension of Short-term Occupation Permit only once for a period not exceeding 3 months
10,000
5,000
Dependents of Occupation or Residence Permit holder 5,000 per dependent
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7 DEPENDENTS
The Dependents of an Occupation or Residence Permit holders are eligible to apply for a residence
permit. Dependents are defined as spouse (including Common Law Partner of the opposite sex) and
children, including step children or lawfully adopted children, under 24 years of age.
Application for a Residence Permit for Dependents is made to and determined by the Passport and
Immigration Office as follows:
1. Application to enter Mauritius form to be filled by the main applicant (holder of the
Occupation/ Resident permit). Common-Law-Partners and children over the age of 18 should
fill in the application form themselves.
2. The following documents should be submitted:
a. Passport details and valid visa. If the visa is not valid, the application will not be
processed.
b. Birth Certificate.
c. Full Birth Certificate for Children.
d. Marriage Certificate or Certificate of cohabitation (‘Certificat de concubinage’).
e. Four identical recent colour passport size photographs of 4.5cm x 3.5cm (less than six
months old).
f. Medical Certificate with original reports of required tests that are less than six months
old. For children aged less than 12, only a medical certificate is required. Refer to the
template Medical certificate.
g. For lawfully adopted children, the document certifying adoption and for step children,
a certified letter of consent from biological parent should be submitted.
h. Application fees of MUR 5,000 payable to the Government of Mauritius per
dependent.
The dependent should ensure that he/she has a valid tourist visa. If the visa is not valid, the application
will not be processed. In case the dependents wish to work in Mauritius, they need to apply either for
a work permit or an occupation permit, as the case may be.
8 MONITORING
The BOI in collaboration with the Passport and Immigration Office and the Mauritius Revenue
Authority, shall carry out monitoring exercises, including but not limited to site visits and information
requested from other agencies, to ensure that the permit holder is compliant with established rules
and guidelines.
If at any time, the employer decides to change the terms and conditions of the contract of
employment of the Professional OP holder which will affect the initial eligibility criteria, the employer
should inform the BOI forthwith.
Non-compliant permit holders may be deregistered by the Board of Investment as per Section 15 of
the Investment Promotion Act and their Occupation Permit subsequently cancelled by Passport and
Immigration Office.
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9 CANCELLATION OF OCCUPATION PERMIT
If at any time, the Occupation Permit holder (Investor, Self-employed) / Residence permit holder
(Retired non-citizen) decides to leave Mauritius, he/she should immediately give notice in writing
thereof to the Managing Director (BOI) for deregistration and return the originals of the Occupation
Permit/ Residence Permit and Occupation Permit Card to the Passport and Immigration Office.
If at any time, the employer terminates the contract of employment of a Professional Occupation
Permit holder, the employer should immediately inform in writing the BOI and the PIO forthwith.
10 APPEALS
In case the application is not approved, applicants are able to make an appeal only once. If the visa
(business for professional, investors and self-employed and tourist visas for retired non-citizens)
expires before the appeal, the applicants have to leave Mauritius and wait for validation outside
Mauritius. The applicant should ensure his visa is valid during the time that the appeal is being
determined. The applicant should make an extension of his visa at the Passport and Immigration Office
if otherwise.
11 PERMANENT RESIDENCE PERMIT
As a holder of an Occupation or Residence Permit, a foreign national is eligible to apply for a 10-year
Residence Permit provided specific conditions are met.
Investor: The aggregate turnover should exceed MUR 45 million for the 3 years’ period.
Professional: The basic monthly salary should exceed MUR 150,000 for 3 consecutive years.
Self-Employed: The business Income of the applicant should exceed MUR 3 million per annum
for the 3 consecutive years.
Retired Non – Citizen: A Retired Non – Citizen who has made a transfer of USD 40,000 annually
to his/her local bank for 3 consecutive years.
A foreign national who has invested a minimum of USD 500,000 into a qualifying activity is
also eligible for the 10-year residence permit.
Qualifying activities are Agro-based industry, Audio-visual, Cinema and Communication,
Banking, Construction, Education, Environment-friendly and green energy products, Financial
Services, Fisheries and Marine Resources, Freeport, Information Technology, Infrastructure,
Insurance, Leisure, Manufacturing, Marina development, Tourism and Warehousing, Initial
Public Offerings.
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12 ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY
Acquisition of business property
The process to acquire a property for business purposes can be consulted from the acquisition of
property guideline.
Acquisition of residential property
The Non-Citizens (Property Restriction) Act has been amended in December 2016 to allow
foreigners to purchase apartments in condominium developments of at least two levels above
ground (G+2) with the prior approval of the Board of Investment, provided the purchase price
of an apartment is not less than MUR 6 million or its equivalent in any other hard convertible
foreign currency.
Any non-citizen, with or without an occupation permit, residence permit, permanent
residence permit, may acquire apartments.
The process to acquire a property for residential purposes can be consulted from the
acquisition of apartment guideline.
13 OTHER INFORMATION
Entering Mauritius
Foreign nationals entering Mauritius need to be in possession of a valid travel document
beyond their proposed period of stay.
Prior to travelling to Mauritius, the non-citizen should ensure compliance with visa
requirements in Mauritius. Applicants may refer to the following link for visa requirements in
Mauritius.
Applicants of an Occupation Permit as Investor, Professional and Self Employed should
request for a business visa on their arrival into the country for a minimum period of one
month.
Applicants for a Residence Permit in the case of Retired non-citizen should request for a tourist
visa on their arrival into the country for a minimum period of one month.
Applicants issued with an approval in principle, shall also apply for the appropriate visa prior
to coming to Mauritius.
All Dependents should request for a tourist visa on their arrival into the country for a minimum
period of one month.
At time of submission of application, the business visa should be valid for at least fifteen days.
Passport holders of countries requiring a visa to enter Mauritius should apply and obtain the
business visa prior to undertaking their travel.
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Submission of application
The Birth Certificate should either be in English or French. If not, a certified/sworn translated
copy by a competent authority should be submitted.
The name on the passport should be exactly the same as on the birth certificate. If not
identical, a certificate from the respective Consulate/Embassy/High Commission or an
affidavit sworn in the country of origin/residence could be submitted certifying that the names
appearing on the birth certificate and passport are for the ‘one and same person’.
Only complete applications accompanied by all required documents will be processed.
A Post Office Box (PO-Box) address is not acceptable as a residential or business address.
If there is evidence that an applicant suffers from any infectious or contagious disease, his/her
application for an RP/OP would not be accepted.
Applicants should be aware that in case of a negative certificate character/ morality or police
report, they will not be eligible to apply for an OP/RP.
Holders of Occupation/ Residence permits
The Permit Holder should at all times ensure that he/she complies with existing rules and
regulations pertaining to his status.
The Investor should ensure the company obtains the relevant permits and licenses prior to
starting their business activity. They should also comply with conditions of regulated activities.
The Self Employed should ensure that he/she has duly registered with professional bodies
where required.
The Occupation/Residence Permit is not transferable.
OP holders and/or their employers should immediately notify the Passport and Immigration
Office and BOI in writing of any change in their particulars inclusive of business and residential
address and any change in the contract of employment (e.g. salary reduction/increase).
14 ENABLING LEGISLATIONS
Immigration Act
Investment Promotion act
Non-citizen (Employment Restriction) Act
Non-citizen (Property Restriction) Act
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15 USEFUL LINKS AND RESOURCES
Board of Investment: http://www.investmauritius.com/
Passport and Immigration Office: http://passport.govmu.org/
Prime Minister’s Office: http://pmo.govmu.org/
Guidelines for permanent resident
Guidelines for acquisition of residential properties by Non-Citizens
Property development scheme
Smart city scheme guidelines
Mauritian diaspora scheme
Guidelines - Acquisition of Property for business purposes by a Non-citizen investor
Policy of Ministry of Tourism and External Communication on Scarcity Area Hospitality
Industry
Policy of Ministry of Health and Quality of Life on Scarcity Area Medical Sector
Medical Council of Mauritius: http://www.medicalcouncilmu.org/
Dental Council of Mauritius: http://www.dentalcouncilmu.org
Tourism Authority: www.tourismauthority.mu
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16 CONTACT US
Application forms, guidelines and other useful information leaflets may be obtained from:
Board of Investment - Occupation Permit Unit
4th Floor, Sterling House, Lislet Geoffroy Street,
Port Louis - Mauritius
Tel : + 230 203 3813
Fax : +230 208 8160
Email : [email protected]
www.investmauritius.com
Passport and Immigration Office
4th Floor, Sterling House, Lislet Geoffroy Street,
Port Louis - Mauritius
Tel : + 230 211 5830
Fax : +230 210 9322
Email: [email protected]
http://passport.gov.mu/
Board of Investment
10th Floor, One Cathedral Square Building,
16, Jules Koenig Street, Port Louis- Mauritius
Tel: +230 203 3800
Email : [email protected]
www.investmauritius.com
Disclaimer
These guidelines may be subject to changes without notice and should not, in any circumstances, be
treated as a legally binding document. Any other information or document not listed above may be
requested depending on the application.
Whilst care has been taken to ensure that the information provided herein is accurate and correct at
the time of publication, users of this publication are advised to seek guidance from the Board of
Investment in case of uncertainty or ambiguity encountered in reading this manual. The Board of
Investment shall, in no circumstances whatsoever, be held liable to any person, for any issue, arising
from the use of information contained herein.
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17 ANNEX MEDICAL
MEDICAL CERTIFICATE (To be filled by a Registered Medical Practitioner in Mauritius)
1. PERSONAL DETAILS Reference No.
Surname
Other Names
Date of Birth / / Sex
Nationality Passport No.
Occupation
In Mauritius
Address Tel No.
Fax No.
Address in Country of Origin
2. MEDICAL EXAMINATION
General Medical Examination
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Alimentary System
Urinary System
Central Nervous System
Past Medical History (if any, please give details)
3. INVESTIGATIONS
Hepatitis B Surface Antigen Test (attach report)
HIV test (attach report)
Chest x-ray (attach radiologist’s report)
Lymphatic Filariasis (attach report) (See Note 1)
Leprosy (attach report) (See Note 2)
Any other investigation:
4. REMARKS: *(Please tick appropriate box below) I hereby certify that this applicant IS□ IS NOT□ suffering from any infectious or
communicable disease.
Full Name of Doctor
Address
Tel No. Fax No.
Signature Date / /
(For further details, please see overleaf)
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Medical Certificate
All non‐citizens are required to do a set of compulsory medical tests as set out below:
1. Blood tests for:
a. Haemoglobin and Full Blood Count;
b. Hepatitis B Surface Antigen;
c. Anti HIV screening test for AIDS;
d. VDRL test
e. Urine tests for albumin and sugar;
f. Stool test for parasites;
g. Chest x‐ray
h. Lymphatic Filariasis
i. Leprosy
2. Leprosy test is restricted to Indian nationals only, where the consulting Doctor should add on
the Medical Certificate that the person is not suffering from Leprosy.
3. Lymphatic Filariasis test is required only to non-citizens coming from: India, Bangladesh,
Madagascar, Brazil, Comoros, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya, Mozambique, Nepal,
Nigeria, Philippines, Tanzania, Uganda & Vietnam.
Out of these tests, the following three tests should compulsorily be done in Mauritius: (i) Hepatitis B
Surface Antigen, (ii) HIV and (iii) Chest x‐ray.
These tests may be done at any private local medical laboratory or clinic registered with the Ministry
of Health and Quality of Life. Indicative list of private clinics and laboratories are annexed.
The remaining tests may be done in the applicant’s country before coming to Mauritius or in Mauritius
itself.
Some key notes:
All the tests results should be submitted to a local doctor who will issue a medical certificate
after an examination. The medical certificate and the reports for the three tests done in
Mauritius (HIV, Hepatitis B Surface Antigen and chest x‐ray) must be submitted at time of
application.
No application for Occupation Permit will be accepted if there is evidence that the applicant
is suffering from any infectious or contagious disease.
Medical tests should have been done no longer than six months before date of submitting an
application.
The chest x‐ray should be signed by a radiologist.
Children who are below 12 years will have to submit a Medical Certificate after undergoing a
clinical examination. Appropriate medical investigations including a Chest x‐ray and blood test
should be carried out only if required by the doctor.
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18 LIST OF PRIVATE CLINICS
Apollo Bramwell Hospital Candos Clinic Centre Medical du Nord
Reduit, Moka Opposite Victoria Hospital, Royal Road,
Fax : (230) 605 1100 Quatre Bornes Pte au Canonniers
Email:[email protected] Tel : (230)425 7711 Tel : (230)263 1010
Fax : (230) 425 7722 Fax : (230) 263 1963
Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected]
Clinique Du Nord Chisty Shifa Clinic City Clinic
81, Royal Road, Tombeau Bay 4, Shan-E-Islam Street, 102-106 Sir Edgar Laurent St,
Tel : (230) 2472532 Impasse Labourdonnais, Port Louis Port Louis
Email : [email protected] Tel : (230) 211 5157 Tel : (230) 242 0486
Fax : (230) 211 4647 Fax : (230) 240 7042
Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected]
Clinique de Lorette La Clinique Mauricienne Fortis Clinique Darne
Higginson Avenue,Curepipe Reduit, Moka Georges Guibert St Floreal
Tel : (230) 6702911 Tel : (230) 7630439 Tel : (230) 7290967
Fax : (230) 676 2895 Fax : (230) 464 8813 Fax : (230) 696 3612
Email : [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Nouvelle Clinique du Bon Pasteur Nouvelle Clinique Ferriere Stella Maris clinic
Mgr J. Mamet St, Rose Hill College Lane, Curepipe Trois Boutique Lane, Triolet
Tel:(230) 4642640 Tel : (230) 6763332 Tel : (230) 2610792
Fax : (230) 454 0632 Fax : (230) 675 1124 Fax : (230) 261 0797
Email: [email protected]
Email:[email protected]
Email: [email protected]
St Patrick's Clinic St Esprit clinic Dentcare Ltd
Blueshell Complex, C/r Stevenson & Naz Avenue, Beau Plateau Road,
Royal Road, Flic en Flac Quatre Bornes Le Village Labourdonnais, Mapou
Tel: (230) 4539800 Tel : (230) 424 5471 Tel : (230) 266 2685
Fax : (230) 453 9800 Fax : (230) 425 4242 Fax : (230) 266 2683
Email:[email protected] Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected]
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List of Clinics
Challeng' Hair Ltd Les Mariannes Wellness Clinic Mauras College of Dentistry & Hospital & O.R
Avenue des Rougets, Congomah Royal Road, Arsenal,
Morc Jhuboo, Trou aux Biches Tel: (230) 243 9200 Pamplemousses
Tel : (230) 265 5050 Fax : (230) 243 8998 Tel: (230) 249 2283
Fax : (230) 265 6060 Email : [email protected] Fax : (230) 249 1866
Email : [email protected] Email: [email protected]
International Center of Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Acumedic Clinic Newry Complex Clinique de L'Occident
Dr Mayer Street, Floreal 85 St Jean Road, Royal Road, Flic en Flac
Tel: (230) 696 1391 Quatre Bornes Tel : (230) 453 5858
Fax : (230) 696 2892 Tel: (230) 4642019 Email: [email protected]
Email : [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Clinique de Grand Baie Medisave Medical Centre St Jean Clinic
Sottise Road, 29, St Jean Road, Quatre Bornes Royal Road, Belle Rose
Grand Bay Tel: (230) 4277000 Tel: (230) 4662170
Tel : (230) 263 1212 Fax : (230) 4241538 Fax : (230) 466 1903
Email : [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Dr Agarwal's Eye Care Centre Harley Street Fertility Centre Ltd
Cent Gaulettes Street, C/o Clinique Darne,
Mahebourg Geores Guibert Street, Floreal
Tel: (230) 247 2639 Tel : (230) 686 2525
Fax : (230) 247 12 54 Fax : (230) 697 8572
Email: [email protected] Email:[email protected]
Source: Ministry of Health and Quality of Life
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19 LIST OF LABORATORIES
No Name of Laboratory Address Tel. No. Fax No.
1. Apollo Bramwell Laboratory
Royal Road, Moka 605-1000 605-1100 433-3167
2. Biomed Laboratory Royal Road, Triolet 917-4402 261-3903
3. Biosystems Medical Laboratory & Diagnostics Centre Ltd. (Miss C. Sewraz)
Le Tamaris Building, Royal Road Grand Bay
263-4653 263-7877
4. City Clinic Laboratory 102-106 Edgar Laurent St, Port Louis 242-0486 240-7042
5. Clinique de Lorette Laboratory
Higginson Ave, Curepipe 6702911-13 676-2895
6. Green Cross Medical Laboratory & Diagnostic Centre (Dr. B. C. Gowreesunkur)
71, Royal Road, Belle Rose 464-6598 467-8999
465-4117
7. Hans Biomedical Laboratory
(Mr Gopal Bhooshun)
La Salette, Grand Bay 269-1067 267-1067
8. Healthcheck Medical Laboratory Ltd
9, Georges Guibert Steet, Curepipe Road, Curepipe
696-5112 497-2525
212-8886
9. La Clinique Mauricienne Laboratory
Réduit 454-3061 464-8813
10. Laboratoire Medical de Curepipe (Mr P. Babooa)
Georges Guibert, St Floréal 785-5121
696-9592 697-2851
11. Laboratoire Medicale de Flacq (Biosanté) (Mr D. Seetiah)
Eastern College Lane, Centre de Flacq
413-5114 413-5114
12. Laboratoire Medical de Goodlands
Royal Road, Goodlands 283-4000 283-5114
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13. Laboratoire de Quatre- Bornes (Mr A.P. Daby)
La Louise, Medical Centre, Quatre-Bornes
424-3238 424-3238
14. Laboratoires Medicale des Villes Soeurs
Royal Road, Beau Bassin 454-9999 465-9077
15. Laboratoire Médical de St Pierre
Buchoo Buildin, Place de la Gare, St Pierre
433-3422
List of Laboratories June 2016
No Name of Laboratory Address Tel. No. Fax No.
16. Laboratoire Medical Ville Lumière
8a, Boulevard Victoria, Curepipe
676-5114 670-0999
17. Lab Point Medical Laboratory
22, Jummah Mosque St., Port Louis
216-5362 216-5362
18. Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
4 Shan-E-Islam Lane, Impasse Labourdonnais St, Port Louis
210-5226 210-5226
19. Medical Laboratory Centre
(Mr G.J. Rozar)
Clinique du Bon Pasteur J. Mamet St, Rose-Hill
464-2640 464-6713
20. Medical Laboratory Services (Mr A.S. Lalloo)
3, Avenue des Glaieuls, Quatre- Bornes
464-9601 464-9601
21. Medicolab (Mr F.A. Soodeen)
23, Dr Edouard Laurent St, Port-Louis
242-5987
22. Medisave Medical Centre Laboratory
29, St Jean Road Quatre-Bornes
427-7001 427-7002
424-1538
23. Medical & Surgical Centre Laboratory (Fortis Clinique Darné)
Georges Guibert St, Floreal 686-1477 696-3612
24. Nouvelle Clinique Ferrière Laboratory (Laboratoire Medical D’analyse)
Gajadhur Lane, Curepipe 676-3332 675-1124
25. Omnimed Laboratory Services
100, Manilall Doctor Street, Solferino, Vacoas
427-4053 425-8916
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26. Promedica Diagnostic Laboratory Services (Mr I. Sheik Yousouf)
1stFloor, Labourdonnais Court, Port Louis
211-6693 211-6693
27. Sky Labs Ltd Royal Road La Louise, Quatre Bornes
453-9240 453-9264
28. St Jean Clinic Laboratory Royal Road St-Jean
466-1544 466-1903
29. The Medical Laboratory (Dr C.S. Senevrayar)
3 Inkerman St, Rose Hill
464-4839 467-0198
30. Twinmed Laboratory John Kennedy Avenue, Vacoas
697-0643 497-0653
698-8817
31. BIOLYSS Laboratoire D’analyses Medicales (Ms Lawrence Nadia Beegoo-Borel)
3rd floor, MTML Tower, Ebene
468-1444
List of Laboratories June 2016
Source: Ministry of Health and Quality of Life.
20 TEMPLATE BUSINESS PLAN
In order to start a business in Mauritius, a foreign investor/self‐employed applying for a permit must
provide the Board of Investment (BOI) with a document describing the venture he/she intends to
create.
This “Business Plan” is required to present a certain amount of information about the business divided
into sections. This is a table recapitulating these sections and their significance relative to the business
plan:
Section Significance in the business plan (%)
Executive Summary 15
Company Overview 5
Products or Services 10
Market Analysis 10
Management Team 10
Operating Strategies 10
Critical Risks 15
Cash Flow Statement 10
Income Statement 5
Balance Sheet 5
Funds Required / Used 5
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Executive Summary
It is a standalone overview of the business describing it in a clear, compelling and effective way. It
must be able to be read in 5 minutes.
Company Overview
This section presents a vision, the history and the current status of the business. It also outlines the
strategy and mission, as well as the goals and objectives set to realize it.
Products or Services
Presents the key features, technology, benefits, stage of development, intellectual property and
competitive advantages of the products or services the business offers.
Market Analysis
Explains the industry trends and drivers, the target markets of the business and assesses the
competitive environment.
Management Team
This section presents the organizational structure of the company along with the staff needs. It also
includes a presentation of the top management team, with their CVs and roles, and the team history
and dynamics. This section should highlight the adequacy of the team’s skills and the objectives of the
business.
Template Business Plan
Operating Strategies
In this section, the operating strategies are laid out: marketing, production, R&D, personnel,
administrative and financial strategies.
Critical Risks
Identifies the major internal and external critical risks (financing, market, execution…), and viable
plans to address them.
Cash Flow Statement
Plans out cash flows over a projected 5‐year period, consistent with the strategies outlined above.
Income Statement
Expose a realistic and attractive income potential of the business activity. This projection has to be
detailed for the first 2 years, then quarterly for years 3 to 5.
Balance Sheet
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This section must include a projected balance sheet for 5 years, including working capital and fixed
asset requirements and detailing the capital structure of the business.
Funds Required / Used
A clear and concise presentation of the amount, type, timing and use of funds gathered. This section
should present a precise timeline with figures presenting the investment plan on 5 years for the
business.
21 LIST OF BANKS IN MAURITIUS
ABC Banking Corporation Ltd
AfrAsia Bank Limited Bank of Baroda
WEAL House, Bowen Square, 10, Dr Ferrière Bank of Baroda Building,
Duke of Edinburg Avenue, Street, Port Louis 32, Sir William Newton Street,
Place D’Armes, Port‐Louis Tel : (230) 208 5500 Port Louis
Tel : (230) 206 8000 Fax : (230) 213 8850 Tel : (230) 208 1504/05
Fax :(230) 208 0088 [email protected] Fax : (230) 208 3892
[email protected] http://www.afrasiabank.com [email protected]
http://www.abcbanking.mu http://www.bankofbaroda‐mu.com/
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Bank One Limited Banque des Mascareignes Limitée BanyanTree Bank Limited
16 Sir William Newton Street, Level 9, Maeva Tower Level 13 Nexteracom Tower I,
Port Louis Corner Bank Street & Silicon Avenue Cybercity, Ebene
Tel : (230) 202 9200 Cybercity, Ebene Tel : (230) 468 1101
Fax : (230) 210 4712 Tel : (230) 207 8600 Fax : (230) 468 1901
[email protected] Fax : (230) 212 2997 [email protected]
http://www.bankone.mu/ [email protected] http://www.banyantreebank.com/
http://www.banquedesmascareignes.mu/
Barclays Bank Mauritius Limited
Century Banking Corporation Deutsche Bank (Mauritius) Limited
6th Floor Suite 410, 4th Floor, Barkly 4th Floor, Barkly Wharf East ,
Barclays House, 68/68A, Wharf, Caudan Waterfront, Le Caudan Waterfront, Port Louis
Cybercity, Ebene Port Louis Tel : (230) 202 7878
Tel : (230) 404 1000 Tel : (230) 213 3400 Fax : (230) 202 7898
Fax : (230) 467 0618 Fax : (230) 213 9200 [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] http://www.db.com/mauritius
http://www.barclays.mu/ http://www.cbc.com.mu/
Habib Bank Limited HSBC Bank (Mauritius)Limited Investec Bank (Mauritius) Limited
30 Louis Pasteur Street 6th Floor, HSBC Centre, 6th Floor, Dias Pier Building
Port Louis 18, Cybercity, Ebene Le Caudan Waterfront,
Tel : (230) 217 7600 Tel: (230) 403 8333 Caudan, Port Louis
Fax : (230) 216 3829 Fax: (230) 403 0999 Tel : (230) 207 4000
[email protected] [email protected] Fax : (230) 207 4002
http://www.hbl.com/mauritius http://www.hsbc.co.mu/ [email protected]
http://www.investec.com/
List of banks
MauBank Limited P.T Bank Internasional Indonesia SBI (Mauritius) Ltd
Lot 25, Bank Street, 5th Floor, West Wing Barkly Wharf, 6th and 7th Floor, SBI Tower
Cybercity, Ebene Le Caudan Waterfront, Ebene Cybercity,
Tel : (230) 405 9400 Port Louis Port Louis
Fax : (230) 404 0333 Tel : (230) 210 6365 Tel : (230) 404 4900
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[email protected] Fax : (230) 210 5458 Fax : (230) 454 6890
http://www.maubank.mu [email protected] [email protected]
http://bii.intnet.mu/ http://www.sbimauritius.com/
Standard Bank (Mauritius) Limited
Standard Chartered Bank (Mauritius)
Warwyck Private Bank Limited
Level 9, Tower A Unit 6A and 6B Warwyck House,
1 CyberCity 6th Floor, Raffles Towers, Nalletamby Road,
Ebene, Mauritius Lot 19 Cybercity, Ebene Phoenix
Tel : (230) 402 5000 Tel : (230) 403 6500 Tel: (230) 698 2700
Fax : (230) 402 5050 Fax : (230) 466 5161 Fax: (230) 698 2777
http://www.standardbank.mu/ http://www.sc.com/mu/
http://www.warwyckprivatebank.com/
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
The Mauritius Commercial Bank Limited
SBM Bank (Mauritius) Limited
6th Floor, HSBC Centre, 9‐15 Sir William Newton Street, State Bank Tower
18, Cyber City, Ebene Port Louis, Mauritius 1 Queen Elizabeth II Avenue
Tel: (230) 800 1234 Tel : (230) 202 5000 Port Louis
Fax: (230) 403 0999 Fax : (230) 208 7054 Tel: (230) 202 1111
[email protected] [email protected] Fax: (230) 202 1234
http://www.hsbc.co.mu/ http://www.mcb.mu/ [email protected]
http://www.sbmgroup.mu/
Banque Privée de Fleury Limited
Bank of China (Mauritius) Limited
4th Floor, 19 Bank Street Dias Pier Building,
Cybercity, Ebene Le Caudan Waterfront,
Tel: (230) 468 1946 Port Louis
Fax: (230) 468 1945 Tel: (230) 2034878 [email protected]
Fax: (230) 2034879
http://bpfprivatebanking.com/ [email protected]
Source: Bank of Mauritius, Mauritius Bankers Association, Jan 2017
Board of Investment HQ and Occupation Permit Unit
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