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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...

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

Becoming a resident in Dubai UAE (United Arab Emirates) by purchasing a property. There are two options to obtain a residence visa in Dubai for businessmen or their family members: buying a property and registering a company. What are the property requirements in the Emirate of Dubai to obtain a residence visa?

Dubai, is the first and largest city of the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is located in the Persian Gulf, it is the capital of the Emirate of Dubai, and has more than three million inhabitants. If we include the cities of Sharjah, Ajman and Umm al Qaiwain, themselves capitals of their respective emirates, it is an agglomeration that exceeded 3.1 million inhabitants in 2018. Dubai is also the country's...

Golden visas allow foreign citizens to become residents or citizens of a country by investing large amounts of money. Several EU and Schengen countries offer a golden visa programme for wealthy foreign investors. The Golden Visa for Europe is a special type of visa or residence permit for wealthy foreign citizens. To obtain it, it is necessary to invest significant capital in the country.

Mauritius' Borders Reopening Mauritius began reopening its borders in July 2021, initially with a “resort bubble” concept where travelers needed to stay within their resort for the first 14 days after arrival. As of September 1, the resort bubble stay is reduced to seven days.

When ceasing their South African tax residency, taxpayers are subject to an ‘exit tax’ which forms part of the emigration process. However, the National Treasury has proposed a further tax on those who intend to