Property

Acquisition of a New Property in "Sale in Future State of Completion" (VEFA) by a Non-Citizen in 2024. 1. Property Development Scheme (PDS) Launched in 2015, the Property Development Scheme (PDS) allows non-residents to invest in real estate in Mauritius. The minimum investment amount for a PDS is USD 200,000. This amount should not be confused with the USD 375,000 required to obtain the residence...

Exploring the Legal Requirements for Non-Resident Foreigners Buying Property in Mauritius Mauritius is a beautiful island nation in the Indian Ocean, known for its beautiful white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. It is a popular destination for tourists and home to many expatriates. The country is also a great place to invest in real estate, and many foreigners are attracted to the idea of owning a...

Exploring the Benefits of Investing in Mauritius' Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS) Mauritius is a beautiful island nation located in the Indian Ocean, and its economy is heavily reliant on tourism. As a result, the government has implemented the Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS), which allows foreign investors to purchase property and receive numerous benefits in return. This scheme is a great opportunity for...

Overview of the Property Development Scheme (PDS) in Mauritius The Property Development Scheme (PDS) in Mauritius is a government-backed program designed to boost the economy and attract foreign investments. It offers a range of incentives and benefits to those who invest in property developments in the country. The PDS was introduced in 2017 in order to stimulate the economy, create employment...

The Benefits of Investing in Property in the North of Mauritius Investing in property in the north of Mauritius offers a number of advantages that can be beneficial for those considering purchasing property in this region. Firstly, the north of Mauritius is known for its stunning natural beauty. With its picturesque beaches, lush forests, and stunning mountain views, the area is a popular tourist...

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