Mauritius is a competitive investment destination that offers attractive business opportunities. Investment in Mauritius also gives you the opportunity to enjoy expatriate living of an exquisite quality. You can invest in Mauritius in the following ways:-

• Set up an offshore company to do financial transactions internationally while benefitting from tax advantages
• Outsource work in a number of areas such as ICT and Manufacturing
• Set up your own company to do business in a wide range of sectors
• Use Mauritius as a platform to invest in Africa
• Buy a luxurious villa through specific investment schemes and, as a result, benefit from unlimited residence

Who are we and how can we assist?

We are a small team of consultants with more than fifteen years experience in business facilitation. We can assist you on all the administrative procedures and advise you as a business facilitator if you are planning to come to Mauritius to invest, set up an offshore company, live, work, retire, do business and buy property.

If you have any idea or project in mind, please email us your interest which will be entertained in strict confidentiality through a personalized service tailor-made just for you.

The 2013 National Budget: Perspectives and orientation

Measures in the the 2013 National Budget presented in early November emphasizes the necessity to sustain the diversification of the Mauritian economy while ensuring its resilience in anticipation of events that will definitely impact growth. Whereas the macroeconomic picture calls for prudent economic management with GDP growth forecast at 4%, budget deficit reduced at 2.2 % and public debt ratio brought down to 53.7%, the budgetary measures cover all areas of national economy to ensure that right fundamentals are in place for 2013.

Inevitably, export orientation will be driven by the economic pull of rising Africa. The movement of people between countries of the continent and Mauritius will definitely be facilitated with the cancellation of visa requirements for a number of countries. On the other hand, the medium-term vision encompassed within the "bridge concept" will be broadened with the extension of investment networks through the signing of more Double Tax Avoidance Agreements and Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements. In this context, the analysis of China's strategy to partner with Africa is worth attention.

Furthermore, our work force will be groomed and equipped through the enabling of a younger e-generation which not only has full access to IT, but they will also be given the means to enhance their computer literacy and acquire higher skills. Providing students at the intermediary level with the tools for them to be fully conversant with technology and render them immediately employable addresses the short-term plan to deploy more qualified young people in the growing ICT/BPO industry. This should give more assurance to the investors.

The positive impact of Budgetary measures dedicated to the manufacturing sector is worth noting. The sector has successfully weathered challenging unforeseeable global events. With the definite sway towards high-tech manufacturing, the granting of integral Freeport benefits to companies exporting their products mainly to Africa will further intensify business links with the continent.

With a number of established international clinics, Mauritius is on the way to validating its position as the medical and healthcare hub of the region. To this end, the introduction of a Pre-Clinical Research Bill will ensure that drug research will take off. Compliance with international standards, as confirmed by the recent accreditation of the Apollo Bramwell Hospital by the Joint Commission International, is a further evidence of the pursuit of quality in the management of enterprises, irrespective of the segment of activity. The comprehensive list of budgetary measures encourages investors to invest more in diversification projects. Opportunities have opened up in the ocean economy. New ventures are under way in the fishing sector, while the potential of new markets such as Russia needs to be explored further.