Mauritius: Government, Public Sector

Mauritius is transforming into a cutting-edge digital financial hub through comprehensive legislative reforms that embed artificial intelligence, blockchain, and fintech into its regulatory framework. The island nation is introducing streamlined pathways for global talent and capital, including a premier Golden VISA scheme targeting high-net-worth investors in emerging technologies. These strategic measures position Mauritius as an innovation-driven international financial centre built for the future of dig

Mauritius has introduced a Golden Visa Scheme in April 2026, offering high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and retirees a fast-track pathway to two-year renewable residence with a five-day approval process.

Mauritius enjoys a long tradition of political and social stability and its politics is underpinned by strong institutions and a tradition of multi-party democracy.

Since its independence, Mauritius has humbly embarked on a remarkable journey of economic transformation, surprising the world and exceeding many expectations.

On Thursday 26 January 2023 the Minister of Financial Services and Good Governance, Mr Mahen Kumar Seeruttun along with distinguished personalities were present for a workshop at the Intercontinental Hotel in Balaclava.

The world is moving at a fast pace and in line with modernisation, our means of transacting has progressed significantly.

On 18 April 2026, the Anti-Money Laundering and Combatting the Financing of Terrorism and Proliferation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2026 (Act No. 3 of 2026) came into force.

Mauritius has earned globalrecognition forits swift and determined reforms in AntiMoney Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT).

The Mastercard Foundation study on Africa as a jurisdiction for domiciling investment vehicles, analysed 13 African countries and found that 60% of Africa-focused...