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Mauritius has emerged as a premier destination for sophisticated investors seeking both lifestyle excellence and favorable tax conditions. The island's strategic combination of fiscal advantages, stable governance and luxury real estate opportunities creates a compelling proposition for high-net-worth individuals looking to optimise their international investment portfolio. Discover the Property...

Making Your Move to Paradise Mauritius, with its year-round sunshine and favourable tax regime, has become increasingly popular amongst British and international expatriates. At JLSK, we guide numerous families through their relocation journey, and choosing the right property consistently emerges as their foremost concern. Whether to rent or buy is rarely a straightforward decision, particularly in an...

Introduction: Mauritius is implementing significant changes to its real estate acquisition rules for non-citizens. A new legislation, named the NCPR Act, redefines the opportunities and restrictions for property purchases by non-citizens in the country. Summary of the NCPR Act: The NCPR Act strictly governs the conditions under which non-citizens can purchase real estate in Mauritius. The key points...

If you could work from abroad while enjoying the country's assets in your free time, would you take the plunge? At least that's what the latest Work From Wherever Index advises: "Swap gray cityscapes for olive groves, sunsets over the sea or bustling metropolises. Let our index show you which countries are best for remote work and travel experiences." This ranking, counts 111 countries, selected...

Nowadays, the age of 60 is no more considered as the age of retirement only, with people continuing to work until they are 70. It is no longer impossible to get a mortgage at the age of 60, provided you meet the financial requirements. It is illegal for a mortgage lender to reject your application because of your age. If you are retired or approaching retirement, you will need to provide evidence of a...

These citizens who love their country but find themselves caught between the choice to stay or to leave, because they no longer recognise the country of their youth or the one their parents often spoke of. There is a growing concern among these citizens between the aggressions, burglaries, incivilities, trafficking, rise of communitarianism, and the "fracture of society", and some people prefer to...

Statistical analysis was used to determine the happiest countries by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network. The report ranks 146 countries according to their overall well-being, from the happiest to the most unhappy. Professor Christopher Barrington-Leigh of McGill University in Quebec also contributed to the report as a researcher, saying in a statement that the World Happiness...

Just like every year, "Retraite sans frontières" establishes a ranking of the best places to retire in 2022. In order to establish this ranking, the founder of the website, Paul Delahoutre, took into account 12 different factors such as the cost of living, real estate value, medical care, cultural heritage and gastronomy among others. In addition, more than 100 retirees responded to a questionnaire aimed...

The demand for retirement homes and aged care services is expected to grow rapidly over the next few decades as the proportion of elderly people in the world increases. Mauritian property developers are taking advantage

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has confirmed the removal of Mauritius from its list of jurisdictions under enhanced scrutiny due to strategic AML/CFT deficiencies This is great news for Mauritius and will help ensure that the country continues to play a key role in facilitating foreign direct investment on the African continent.