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A Tropical Island for Professionals, Investors, and Digital Nomads

Known for its political stability, beautiful coastline, and pro-business environment, Mauritius is more than a vacation destination—it’s an ideal country for professionals, entrepreneurs, retirees, and families seeking long-term residency or relocation. Journey Abroad Advisory helps you navigate Mauritius’s transparent and investor-friendly immigration system with confidence.

Visa Types We Offer

Premium Visa – For remote workers, retirees, and long-stay non-citizens (up to 1 year)

Occupation Permit (Professional) – For skilled professionals with a local job offer

Occupation Permit (Investor) – For individuals starting or investing in a local business

Occupation Permit (Self-Employed) – For freelancers or service providers establishing a one-person business

Retired Non-Citizen Permit – For individuals aged 50+ with a pension or fixed income

Dependents Permit – For spouses, children, and dependents of permit holders

Student Visa – For full-time education at recognized Mauritian institutions

Permanent Residency (10-Year PR) – Available after certain permit conditions are met

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for a Mauritius residency or work permit, you generally need:

A valid passport and clean legal record

Confirmed job offer or proof of business investment (for professionals/investors)

Sufficient financial means or stable monthly income

Medical insurance valid in Mauritius

Accommodation arrangement (hotel, lease, or owned property)

Age 50+ for retired permits

For students, a valid admission letter and financial support for tuition and living expenses

Application Process

Consultation & Permit Type Selection

Document Compilation & Verification

Submission to EDB / Passport & Bio Data Collection

Approval by Mauritius Economic Development Board (EDB)

Arrival & Medical Check

Permit Issuance & Local Registration

Processing Timelines

Premium Visa: 5–10 working days

Occupation Permit (Professional/Investor): 3–4 weeks

Retired Non-Citizen Permit: 2–3 weeks

Student Visa: 2–4 weeks

Dependents Permit: 2–3 weeks

Permanent Residency: 1–2 months (after 3+ years of residence)

Post-arrival Support

SIM card, banking, and payment setup

Furnishing and housing rental assistance

EDB and tax registration

Healthcare and insurance setup

Driver’s license exchange or assistance

School and university placement guidance

Business incorporation & accounting support (for investors)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the Mauritius Premium Visa?

A one-year renewable visa for remote workers, retirees, or long-stay tourists earning income from abroad.

Q2: Can I work locally on a Premium Visa?

No. Local employment is not allowed. For that, you need an Occupation Permit.

Q3: How much must I invest for an Investor Occupation Permit?

Minimum USD 50,000 (or equivalent) in a Mauritius-registered business.

Q4: Can retirees bring dependents?

Yes, dependents (spouse and children) can apply under the Retired Non-Citizen Permit.

Q5: Is permanent residency possible?

Yes, after holding a valid Occupation Permit or Retired Permit for at least 3 years.

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