'relocating to mauritius' Retirement

relocating to mauritius

sallyhorace (80.4.224.6) -

Hello all...

We are a family with 3 kids looking to relocate to Mauritius. We have been doing our homework but thought we would ask people out there who have relocated how easy or difficult it really is to get through the red tape. For example we are looking to buy property to live in and maybe rent part of it as a holiday let. Has anyone else done this and is it feesable to do so. Also we have one burning question... what is immovable property and is the IRS as simple as it seems?

We are looking to get citizenship eventually if all goes well so this is a long term life changing decision for us and we want to be armed with all the knowledge we can get!! Thank you so much in advance for taking the time to read this and if you have any advice for us please do not hesitate to get back to us as we would be most grateful.

Reply #1 Mayuri (84.66.130.132) -

Hi Sally and all

We are in a similar sitution as you and to find advice seems very difficult.

The government site has very limited information and all seems to be aimed at big businesses.

Does anyone else have any idea how a small family can relocate ie buying into small going concern or starting a B & B etc.

Are there any agencys that specialise in relocation/advice.

Reply #2 I Ozeer (196.192.100.156) -

Hi All,

Pure coincidence landed on this site. I am a native of Mauritius and may be able to answer some of your queries. Yes government is amending the law to allow oreigners to buy property here. The Integragted Resort scheme is luxurious housing designed for the affluent who would not need to rent part of their villa although they could...but to whom - not to the locals i guess as it would not be affordable. Yes citizenship will eventually be granted - this is govt's promise.

I am an engineer and real estate is not my line but i may look up for info or send you links etc, if that may help... Maybe one day we become countrymen who knows!

Reply #3 Roland (202.123.14.3) -

Hello to Sallyhorace!

I'm willing to help,as I am in Mauritius,and doing part-time Real Estate agency.There shouldn't be any problem for your reintegration as the Prime Minister has facilitated the return of Mauritians for investing and lving.Plse contact me for more.

Roland.

Reply #4 Roland (202.123.14.3) -

my email:roland999@myway.com

Reply #5 dylan fowdar (172.213.200.40) -

hi there to all people who are relocating to MRU, i have a property near the coast that is available for long term rent.

I am looking for expats or retired people...

I can also let you know of a lot of information regarding mauritius on citizenship and stay.

Call on 07949 589625

Regards

Dylan

Reply #6 Justin & Clara (212.126.143.26) -

Hi all

We also have a 3 bedroom two storey architect deisgned house available for long term rent. It is in Cap Malheureux, north of the island and about 30 mins drive to Port Louis.

Please let us know if you require more information on our house.

Clara & Justin

UK

Reply #7 lynne casselman from zimbabwe (Contact Member) -

hello to all. my husband and i would like to retire to mauritus, and would be grateful for any information as to the procedure and requirements that are involved.

in particular, the amount of money we need to bring in, the requirements for a residence permit, are we allowed to buy property and the name and address of the government department through whom we need to apply.

if any could give me details of estate agents web sites, that would also be great.

thanking you in anticipation, lynne casselman

Reply #8 Mamode Ally Bros Ltd (196.27.93.35) -

We have several plots of land near the sea and are looking for buyers and investors. We may do IRS projects jointly.

If you need any info please email us at mabltd@intnet.mu

Reply #9 RORY (196.2.124.251) -

IAM S.A AND LOOKING FOR NEW INFO ON ANY IRS SCHEMES IN MAURITIUS WITH VILLAS ON THE BEACH. NOT TAMARINA OR ANAHITA- WHATS NEW AND UP AND COMING??

Reply #10 sazzy from England (Contact Member) -

Hi to all. My husband, 3 children and I are emigrating to mauritius in December 07. We have enrolled our children in thier schools over there are they are due to start in Jan. We need to find a house to rent for a while whilst looking to buy. We also intend to set up a business as we are selling ours here in England. My husband owns a garage. My father is Mauritian and I have a Mauritian citizenship I.D card already. My husband can apply for his after 4 years of living in Mauritius & the children automatically get theirs.

My family live in Rose-Hill, but we are looking to rent a 3/4 bedroom house on the west coast (Flic-En-Flac area) with pool.

Can anyone help us???

Sarah........

Reply #11 Cheryl (41.206.160.2) -

Hi

I am an attorney wanting to emigrate to mauritius with my husband and 2 kids. I have no idea where to start or even if it is feasible.

If anyone has any information on the feasibility of emigrating to Mauritius from South Africa and how one goes about it, please drop me a mail.

Reply #12 UTL from MAURITIUS (Contact Member) -

Hi

For all necessary legal information about how to settle in mauritius, whether as a retired person or as a businessman, investor or professional working in Mauritius, or if you want to acquire property in Mauritius but do not know the formalities, or you want to apply for a residence/work permit etc, please contact us for advice, information.

We also undertake to apply on your behalf and do all the necessary formalities, saving you time and money.We provide professional advice and guidance.

If you are looking for property to buy or rent, or you have got land and want to construct the house of your dream, we can construct it for you.

email us utlmtius@gmail.com

Reply #13 Koushik Soni (61.2.48.4) -

Dear Sir / Madam,

I'm relocate to Mauritius. I have a reach experinece of around 10 years in the field of Export n logistics co-ordination. I'm well verse with all export documentation as well as thorought in export commercial activity as well as logistics. I can send you my detail CV to you.

Kindly contact me on my below address or contact numbers.

Kaushik Soni

12, Himgiri Apartment,

B/H State Bank of Saurastra,

Near Fountain, Nehrupark, Vastrapur,

Ahmedabad-380 015, Gujarat, India.

Mobile : +91 98254 00205.

Email : kaushik_soni@yahoo.com

Reply #14 Overseas from Uk, France, Ireland, Mauritius (Contact Member) -

Now you can retire in Mauritius provided your pension funds minimum of 40, 000 USD is transferred on a Mauritius Bank Account. After three years you will be entitle for Permanent Residency hence allowing you to purchase properties freehold.

Feel free to contact me for further info.

Denis +44 (0) 784 34 37 382

Reply #15 Judy (41.212.145.48) -

Hello Justin and Clara,

I am currently in Mauritius and am interested in your property to rent. Please email me at judy@intergise.com with more details.

Thanks

Reply #16 Jason (61.231.168.6) -

I am from South Africa although my mother was born in Mauritius (she now lives in SA), and I am looking at emigrating to Mauritius with my wife and kids.

Is it possible to acquire citizenship through "birth", and if so, is there anyone on this board from SA who has gone this route?

If you have any advice or information, it would be greatly appreciated.

I am also a school teacher and was wondering about availability of teaching jobs on the island. (At the moment we are in Taiwan teaching English).

Thanks in advance.

Reply #17 Rob (196.207.40.212) -

Please let me know what the proocedures are for me and my partner, if we are interested in purchasing property in maricius and relocating from South Africa. What are the laws on foreign ownership and how easly would it be to get perminent residence. Are emigrants able to work in your country? are there minimum amounts of money you need to introduce to mauritius on relocation? If there is anyone who can help me with my enquiries please drop me an email. Thanks Rob

Reply #18 Jo (81.100.151.144) -

Hello

We went to Mauritius in 2006and returned after March 2007. I am Mauritian and living in the Uk with my husband. I don't want to prejudice decisions and give false impressions. The country is paradise when it comes to food, beaches, weather all year round, but it does have setbacks. the cost of living worlwide is affecting all including Mauritius, some of my immediate family are emmigrating to Australia because the cost of living things like dried milk was 120.00rs, nappies 300-400 r.s veg can vary and of course with rice is going to be hard, corn beef was about 78r.s a tin you can expect to pay R.s10.000 then you can expect rent to vary from R.s3000 which was what we were paying it could be more then consider other expenses and corruption in government is not good, unless you have the power to invest but watch your investment you might lose out. My husband couldn't even get work out there. Security is a big issue, but you must choose yourself if you haven't been there go for a holiday first then see for yourself. Don't get me wrong it is a nice place except poverty is doing the usual. All the best in you decisions

Reply #19 Ruby (90.192.232.181) -

Hi there

My family and i went to Mauritius in 03. We wanted our son to get a better education and have a social life. Everything was ok. We built a house in Domaine Du Moulin, Saint Antoine, Goodlands. We built a house to our taste. It has got swimming pool and a German sheperd called Alaska. The house has got everything. My son was going to Northfields School (opposite Ecole du nord). Everything was going well when suddenly i was taken ill and had to come back to the UK where i had a very operation. Now the Doc told me that i can go to Mauritius for holidays but not to live because i am on so many strong painkillers. My husband also has not got the best of health at the moment. I also have my Jaguar S Type. So make a go of things. If anybody out there want to go and settle in Mauritius, you should just go. At the moment i have put my house for sale or rent same things apply for the car. My family and i miss Mauritius a lot and because of our health and medication this is not possible. Life is so beautiful. You feel as if you are living your life to the full. Just go for it!Nobody knows what the futur hold for us. So if there is anybody who is interested in buying a house and/or Jaguar and /or dog can email me on rhangowat@hotmail.com

Reply #20 Babita Rajkoomar (79.64.32.152) -

Hi Friends,

I have a flat in Blue Bay for long term rent, fully furnished, sea front, 2 bedrooms, 10 minutes drive from the airport.

Please mail me if you are interested.

Kind regards

Babita

balababs2002@yahoo.com

Reply #21 Meshal (41.247.156.203) -

Hi

My Husband and I currently live in South africa with our 2 kids. We are looking to immigrate to Mauritius.We would like to open a motor related business there or transfer our existing business to Mauritius. I am a Beauty therapist and will also be seeking a job. I have no idea where to start.

We will also look at renting a 2/3bed house or if we are allowed to buy or build. I am worried about cost of living schooling for the kids who are 2 and 9years old. Salaries and also need more info regarding the government. I also want to be made aware of the good and bad areas of Mauritius.

Pls help!

my e-mail: loton@telkomsa.net

Reply #22 Tracy (196.20.160.177) -

Date of Message: 16 June 08

If you have a house or apartment to rent to me in Mauritius long term let from Augusut 2008, please email me.

Reply #23 jp swain (41.160.130.13) -

Hi Friends,

I am planning for a 2 years contract in Mauritius.

If you have a house or apartment to rent to me close to Cyber tower, Ebene, Reduit in Mauritius long term let from July'08 to June'2010, please email me with details.

my e-mail: jpswain@yahoo.com

Reply #24 majodom (196.27.71.118) -

Hi,

we have a villa up hill hunting ground of case noyal at Le Morne with magnificient over the ocean and island Benitiers

House is rustic type, with manually worked stone rocks as pavement and cloture

Feel free to contact us :jdroset@intnet.mu

DOMINIQUE

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