Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS)

Mauritius offers an exclusive opportunity for foreigners to obtain a residence permit through property acquisition under the Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS). These residential estates are designed to provide a luxurious resort lifestyle, complete with top-notch amenities such as golf courses, marinas, beach clubs, wellness centers, and clubhouses.

Key Features of IRS Property Acquisition

• Eligible Properties: Villas, townhouses, penthouses, apartments, duplexes, and serviced plots of land.
• Minimum Investment: USD 375,000.
• Eligible Property Size: Serviced plots of land up to 1.25 acres (5,276 m²).
• Residency for Dependents: The investor’s family members, including spouse and children, can also receive residence permits.

Benefits of IRS Property Ownership

1. Residency Permit: Upon acquiring a property under the IRS for a minimum of USD 375,000, you and your dependents are eligible for a residence permit.
2. Investment & Work Flexibility: Foreigners with residence permits under IRS do not need an additional Occupation or Work Permit to invest and work in Mauritius.
3. Tax Residency: Property owners can apply for tax residency in Mauritius, offering favorable tax conditions.
4. Rental Opportunities: Owners are free to rent out their property and can repatriate funds or revenue from the sale or rental of the property without restrictions.
5. Exclusive Lifestyle: Residents enjoy access to world-class leisure and wellness amenities, making IRS estates highly sought after for a luxurious living experience.

The Integrated Resort Scheme offers more than just a place to live; it’s a gateway to premium residency and lifestyle in Mauritius.

Disclaimer:

The information provided is for general purposes and may be subject to change. For the most accurate and up-to-date details regarding IRS property acquisition and residency permits, kindly consult local authorities or visit Residency.mu website. Mauritius.com does not take responsibility for any discrepancies or changes in policies after publication