No. Non-residents can purchase property in Mauritius through approved schemes such as PDS, RES and Smart City projects, subject to Board of Investment / EDB approval where required.
Plan for notary fees, registration duties, agency commission where applicable, and any scheme-related charges. We provide a clear cost estimate before you commit.
From offer to deed, most transactions take a few weeks to a few months depending on financing, due diligence, and notary timelines. We coordinate each step to keep things moving.
Yes. We assist with sales and rentals across Mauritius — from shortlisting properties to viewings, offers, and handover.
We work across the island, with strong coverage of popular coastal and inland locations including the west, north, and central regions. Tell us your lifestyle priorities and we will focus the search.
Local banks may finance eligible foreign buyers depending on residency status, project type, and deposit. We can introduce you to banking partners familiar with international clients.
Contact us via the website form, phone, or WhatsApp with the listing references you like. We will confirm availability and schedule viewings at a convenient time.
Yes. We can help find tenants, prepare inventories, and support day-to-day rental management so your investment stays well looked after.
Typically title deed, ID documents, recent tax and utility information, and any permits or association rules for the property. Our team will give you a tailored checklist.
We assess comparable sales, location, condition, amenities, and current market demand to recommend a realistic asking price that balances speed and value.