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Mauritian Retired Non-Citizen Residence Permit

A residence permit allowing non-citizens aged 50 and above to retire and live in Mauritius on a long-term basis.

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Verify the current annual transfer requirement (reported around USD 54,000, sometimes cited as USD 1,500/month) for the Retired Non-Citizen Residence Permit with the EDB before publishing.

Important information

Immigration rules and fees can change. This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always check the latest requirements on the official Mauritius government website before you apply.
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Official name
Residence Permit (Retired Non-Citizen)
Route type
Retirement residence
Minimum age
50 years and above
Per PIO Occupation Permit page
Validity
Up to 10 years, renewable
Annual transfer
Annual transfer to a Mauritian bank account required
Reported around USD 54,000/year — verify current figure
Who it is for
Retired non-citizens aged 50 and above (to verify)
A non-citizen aged 50+ wishing to retire in Mauritius — confirm age threshold
Initial transfer
USD 1,500 (to verify)
A first transfer of at least USD 1,500, or equivalent freely convertible currency, into a local bank
Ongoing transfer
USD 1,500/month or USD 18,000/year (to verify)
Maintained across the term; EDB monitors compliance with annual proof of transfer
Where to apply
Economic Development Board (EDB)
Administered and monitored by EDB Mauritius

Who it is for

  • Non-citizens aged 50 or above wishing to retire in Mauritius
  • Retirees with a pension or income they can transfer to Mauritius

Requirements

  • Aged 50 or above
  • Undertaking to transfer the required minimum amount annually to a Mauritian bank account
  • Valid passport and supporting documents

How to apply

  • Apply through the Economic Development Board
  • Complete residence formalities with the Passport and Immigration Office

Documents you may need

  • Completed residence permit application (retired non-citizen category)
  • Copy of passport data pages
  • Proof of age
  • Evidence of the initial transfer of funds into your Mauritian bank account
  • Bank statements showing the required ongoing transfers
  • Passport-size photographs and any medical certificate required

Frequently asked questions

  • It allows a qualifying retired non-citizen to live in Mauritius for 10 years, and it can be renewed.

Official sources

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official government sources.

Verified against official gov.uk sources · last reviewed 2026-08-21. Information only — not legal advice.

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