Why Mauritius
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subtropical paradise in the southwest Indian Ocean, the easy-going Mauritius lifestyle holds attractive benefits for foreign investors.
Mauritius is ranked as the best country in which to do business in Africa, according to the World Bank. Mauritius is a picture of sustained economic growth and political stability.
Economic growth: 3.8% 2017 (3.5% – 2016; 3.0% – 2015)
GDP per capita: approx. USD 9,600
Moody’s Investors Service: BAA1
FDI increased 46% in 2016
Dollar-based offshore investments and opportunities
Sophisticated financial services
100% foreign business ownership
Diverse, growth-oriented economy skewed towards production capacity
Unemployment: 7.9% | Inflation: 1.2% | Repo Rate: 4%
Mauritius at a Glance
Population: approx. 1.3 million
Bilingual (English/French)
Official language: English
Educated, skilled workforce
Multiethnic blend of cultures
Political System: Democracy with elections held every 5 years
Legal System: Dual Common & Civil Law System
Convenient time zone (GMT +4)
Climate: Subtropical 14C – 31C
Zero crime
Fiscal Benefits
Foreign residencey permit schemes
15% personal and corporate tax
No capital gain tax
No estate duty
No tax on dividends
No property or land tax
Double taxation avoidance treaty
No exchange controls
Comprehensive liberal freeport incentives
Internationally competitive exclusive economic zone
Preferential market access to Africa, Europe and the USA
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Foreign Business Ownership
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Inflation
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