Practical guides for local and foreign buyers: the purchase process, schemes, fees, residency, tax and inheritance.
FeaturedA complete guide to the Property Development Scheme (PDS) — what it is, who qualifies, and what it means for foreign buyers and investors looking to own property in Mauritius.
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From tax advantages and special investment schemes to a welcoming lifestyle and competitive prices — here is why Mauritius continues to attract foreign buyers looking for luxury property on the island.
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Whether you are a private buyer or a property developer, working with an architect can make all the difference — from concept and cost estimation to design and long-term value.
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From land acquisition and risk management to construction and quality control — here is why working with a property development company is the smartest way to bring your project to life.
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From poor cashflow management to unclear investment strategies — here are four common property investment mistakes to avoid before committing to your next real estate project.
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Choosing the right property developer is one of the most important decisions you will make — here are the key qualities to look for before committing to a project.
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Everything you need to know about opening a bank account in Mauritius as a foreigner — from the required documents and account types to the main banks available on the island.
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The complete step-by-step process for buying property in Mauritius as a foreigner: reservation, EDB approval, notarial deed, and residence permit.
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A clear guide to every residence permit available to foreign nationals in Mauritius: property-linked, occupation, Premium Visa, retirement, and permanent.
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The France-Mauritius tax treaty explained for French residents investing in Mauritian real estate: rental income, capital gains, IFI, and inheritance.
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The complete breakdown of notarial fees for foreign buyers in Mauritius in 2026: registration duty, notary fees, and disbursements, with examples.
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