Azuri, playing the green!
Thursday 15th December 2016 – The village of Azuri continues to make headlines! To end 2016 on a high note, the promoter has made, today, an (...)
Thanks to stategy geared towards best practices, Mauritius has turned into a hub in terms of good governance, ethics, transparency, political and economic freedom. In 2014, the country (ranked 39th worldwide) was ranked 1st African country in terms of competitiveness in the Top most competitive countries published by the World Economic Forum. Mauritius also occupies 1st place of the Ibrahim Index 2014 regarding African Good Governance with a score of 81,7 over 100 and ranked 28th worldwide in the Ease of Doing Business 2015 ranking (regrouping 189 countries).
The financial services sector is one of the main contributors of the Mauritian economy and the country has progressively enhanced its range of financial products by offering high-quality services. In fact, there are lots of reasons to invest in Mauritius. First of all, the island boasts an very attractive tax system promoting foreign investment and unlike several African countries, Mauritius has an excellent record in terms of political, social and financial stability. Moreover, the availability of a highly qualified, bilingual and affordable workforce remains one of the assets of the country. Known as the star and the key of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is signatory of several multilateral treaties and conventions for the protection of foreign investors offering an ideal environment where economic conditions are favorable: absence of exchange controls, foreign assets protection, OCDE double-tax treaties, convenient tax zone regarding Europe, Export Processing Zone (manufacturing industries) and free port facilities given to investors. Mauritius is appealing also thanks to its tropical climate, its geography made of high plateaus, coastal plains and coastlines bordered by turquoise lagoons and white sandy beaches, not to mention the warm welcome and good mood of Mauritians...
You are a foreigner who has heard a lot about Mauritius and you wish to settle in the country? It is now possible: you just have to buy an IRS (...)
If like many other foreigners you have been so charmed by Mauritius Island that you are willing to settle there, you may opt for the Real Estate (...)
Invest Hotel Scheme has been designed to enable property developers to sell hotel rooms, villas, suites or any other part of a hotel to (...)
This publication contains guidance for promoters who want to develop a project under the Property Development Scheme (PDS). These guidelines are (...)
Mauritius is now turning towards the Smart City concept. Despite the fact that there is no universally accepted definition of the term Smart (...)
The Non-Citizens (Property Restriction) Act has been amended in December 2016 to allow foreigners to purchase apartments in condominium (...)
Thursday 15th December 2016 – The village of Azuri continues to make headlines! To end 2016 on a high note, the promoter has made, today, an (...)
Mauritius – the island of beautiful white beaches, warm waters and an abundance of sunny weather. Whether you are looking for a holiday home or (...)
Surrounded by luxuriant vegetation within a peaceful haven-like setting, at the end of a superb alley with tall trees of flamboyant, Les Voiles (...)
The Director of Barnes Mauritius, Outi de Falbaire, gives us her expert advice on the property market in Mauritius and expains to us why the (...)
The wish of any owner when reselling his property: realize a surplus value, undoubtedly! Especially when we know that there is no taxation of (...)
The Indian Ocean Island of Mauritius, renowned for its beautiful coastline and tropical climate, has over the past 10 years drawn attention on (...)
Located on the western coast of Mauritius, Ocean Legend stands as an oasis of serenity offering panoramic views over the azure blue lagoon water (...)
When it comes to tax matters, the Portuguese government shows great imagination! The latter looks forward to tax dwellings according to the (...)