A: Timelines vary from a few weeks to a few months depending on the category and supporting documents. APTEC manages the entire process to avoid delays.

A: Yes. Spouses, common-law partners, and children under 24 may apply for dependent permits.

A: Yes. APTEC assists with introductions and required documents for smooth bank account opening.

A: We can assist with renewals, provided you continue to meet the criteria (e.g., income, turnover, or property ownership).

A: Absolutely. We handle communication with authorities, so you can focus on running your business.

A: No. Residency and occupation permits grant the right to live and work in Mauritius, but not citizenship.

A: Mauritius has several high-quality international schools offering British, French, and IB curricula.

A: Yes. We offer full corporate secretarial services, including maintaining statutory registers and organising board meetings.

A: Yes, under government-approved schemes (PDS, IRS, RES, or G+2 apartments). Property purchases above USD 375,000 grant residency for the owner and dependents.

A: No, but you can own shares in a company as long as you do not draw a salary.

A: Yes. After five consecutive years — if you meet the financial criteria — you may qualify for a 20-year Permanent Residence Permit (PRP).

A: This depends on your business activity. We advise you on the best setup for compliance and cost efficiency.

A: Most permits do not require full-time residency. However, specific permit categories have compliance requirements that APTEC will guide you through.

A: Not initially. Many steps can be completed remotely, but you may need to be physically present to finalise banking or permit-related formalities.

A: Not necessarily. Foreign directors and shareholders are allowed, but residency may be required for some permit categories.

A: We can manage bookkeeping and reporting, and work with trusted accounting partners for tax submissions.

A: Simply fill out the contact form or request a consultation. We will assess your profile and recommend the best route for your goals.

A: APTEC facilitates introductions and helps prepare all required documents. A physical visit may be required depending on the bank.

A: With the right documentation, incorporation can take as little as a few days.

A: We provide post-relocation guidance, renewals, compliance support and banking assistance.

A: Yes. Mauritius is known for strong governance, low crime, economic stability, and a well-regulated financial services sector.

A: Depending on your permit category: • Investor: USD 50,000 or USD 100,000 • Self-Employed: USD 50,000 • Retired non-citizen: USD 24,000 or monthly income of USD 2,000 APTEC guides you through all required documentation.

A: Penalties may apply. APTEC ensures filings, renewals, and submissions are completed on time.

A: The country offers a mix of public and world-class private healthcare facilities. Many expats choose private medical insurance for convenience.

A: Mauritius offers: • 15% flat tax rate • No capital gains tax • No inheritance tax • Tax credits to avoid double taxation Tax obligations depend on residency and income source — APTEC can guide you clearly.

A: Costs vary depending on lifestyle. Imported goods can be more expensive, while healthcare, domestic help, and transport remain affordable.

A: Mauritius is strong in finance, technology, hospitality, renewable energy, education, consulting, and export-oriented services.

A: Local compliance is essential in Mauritius. Our services ensure your company remains in good standing with all legal and regulatory obligations.

A: Most self-managed applications fail due to incorrect documentation or misunderstandings of compliance rules. APTEC ensures accuracy, faster approval, and full support for your business and family.

A: Most investors choose between a Global Business Company (GBC) or a Domestic Company. APTEC helps you select the right option for your goals.