From First Conversation To Arrival
We take care of the details so that the move, in practice, is not your project.
Residency
Investor, self-employed, professional, retired, or through property acquisition. We advise on which permit fits, prepare the application, manage the submission with the Economic Development Board and the Passport and Immigration Office, and see it through to issuance. Dependents included.
Establishment
A Mauritian domestic company, incorporated and administered. A corporate bank account introduced and supported through onboarding. A registered office address and company secretary, held on our books. The structure your permit requires, operational from day one.
Concierge
The arrangements that a permit and a company do not cover. Schools for the children. A home to rent or buy. Medical cover that works in Mauritius and abroad. Utilities, vehicles, household staff, a local accountant, introduced, set up, and quietly handed over.
How We Work
1
A first conversation
We begin by understanding what you are trying to do and why. Whether the move is driven by business, family, or retirement shapes everything that follows: the permit, the structure, the timing. The first consultation is by appointment and lasts an hour.
2
A considered proposal
You receive a written proposal setting out the recommended path, the full scope of work, the fees, and the timeline. There are no hidden costs and no stages we have not priced. Most clients decide within a week.
3
The work, and what follows
We handle the application, the incorporation, the banking, and the arrangements on the ground. Once you arrive, we remain available for the annual compliance, the Year 5 review, and the ordinary questions that come with living somewhere new.