Mauritius
A Trusted and Well-Regulated Financial Centre
Mauritius has a set of modern legislation and adopts international best practice in corporate governance. It has gained international recognition as a well-regulated financial centre.
Such effort has been recognized by The World bank and rated first in Africa for its ease of doing business, economic freedom and good governance.
Benefits
Strong and friendly relations with Europe, India, China and Africa. Wide network of Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTA), 45 treaties in force as at March 2023.
International banks, funds, law and accountancy firms have set up shop in Mauritius. Confidentiality and high level of privacy.
Multicultural society lives in harmony and creates business friendly environment for International Investors.
Demographic
Insights
Economy

Location
2,400km off the south eastern coast of Africa
Timezone
GMT +4 hours
Population
1.3 million, diverse ethnic background including European, African, India and Chinese origin
Land Area
2,040km2

Mauritius Insights
Mauritius has a set of modern legislation and adopts international best practice in corporate governance. It has gained international recognition as a well-regulated financial centre. Such effort has been recognized by The Word Bank and rated first in Africa for its ease of doing business, economic freedom and good governance.

Mauritius Economy
Mauritius is amongst the top 20 countries in the world for ease of doing business and has over the years consolidated its leadership position in Sub Saharan Africa. This acknowledgement by the World Bank confirms that Mauritius remains a competitive and attractive jurisdiction for the international investors’ community.
Wide Network of Double Taxation Avoidance (DTAA), 45 treaties in force as at March 2023.
Wide Network of Double Taxation Avoidance (DTAA), 45 treaties in force as at March 2023.