Wealth · Mauritius
Practical guides: tax and wealth in Mauritius
Tax residence, retirement, bank accounts and foreign income: understand what changes when your wealth spans more than one country.
The guides
Tax residency in Mauritius
Becoming tax resident in Mauritius: domicile, the 183-day and 270-day tests, steps in Mauritius and France, the Tax Residence Certificate and dual residence.
Read the guide Banking and investmentsKeeping your bank accounts and investments when moving to Mauritius
Moving to Mauritius: which French accounts, life insurance policies, PEAs and savings you can keep, and what a Mauritian bank asks when you open an account.
Read the guide TaxHow is foreign income taxed in Mauritius?
Dividends, interest, rent and pensions: telling foreign income apart from transferred capital and tax already paid abroad, for an individual resident in Mauritius.
Read the guide Tax treatiesThe France–Mauritius tax treaty
Pensions, dividends, rent and capital gains: which country may tax each one under the France–Mauritius treaty, and how double taxation is relieved.
Read the guide TaxRetiring in Mauritius: how your pension is taxed
French, Belgian, Swiss or UK pension: which country taxes it, French withholding, the Mauritian 2026–27 bands, health contributions and filing.
Read the guidePlanning your move
Moving to Mauritius raises questions about your tax residence, bank accounts and how your income will be taxed. These guides help you prepare before you leave and organise your wealth after you arrive.
The tax residency guide explains the Mauritius tests and the ties to consider in the country you are leaving. The accounts and investments guide sets out what to check before keeping your existing bank accounts, portfolio or life insurance policy.
The foreign income guide covers dividends, interest, rent and pensions, including the distinction between income and transferred capital. The retirement guide explains which country taxes each pension, and what happens to French withholding tax and the French health insurance contribution after you leave. If your circumstances involve France and Mauritius, the tax treaty guide explains which country may tax each type of income and how double taxation is relieved.
These guides provide general information. The rules depend on your circumstances and the relevant period; official sources are linked in each guide.
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