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Premium Visa

Remote work (digital nomad) Mauritius

Premium Visa

Run by Economic Development Board (EDB) and Passport and Immigration Office

People whose main income comes from outside Mauritius and who want to live there for up to a year, renewable, without entering the local labour market. Nationals of listed African countries (including Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe) can apply before arrival; others must enter on a tourist visa and apply online during their stay.

Job offer
Not required. Applicants must not enter the Mauritius labour market.
Language
Not stated on the official page
Education
Not stated on the official page
Work experience
Not stated on the official page
Government fee
None. Issued free of charge, no processing fee.
Processing time
Not stated on the official page
Money you must show
At least USD 1,500 per month for each adult and USD 500 per month for each dependent child, plus travel and health insurance and accommodation
When and to whom you pay
No fee is payable

Read the official page

Checked on 18 October 2026. What the page says

Read on edbmauritius.org on 2026-10-18 (FAQ PDF dated November 2023): "applicant should not enter the Mauritius labour market"; "Minimum amount of USD 1500 per month for each adult applicant and minimum amount of USD 500 per month for each dependent child"; "The Premium Visa is issued free of charge. There is no processing fee applicable."; nationals not on the annex list "are required to enter Mauritius on a Tourist Visa and submit their online application" during their stay. Another official page. Another official page.

Never pay an agent

Every route here is applied for on the government's own website. Fees go to the government only. Anyone who asks you to pay them for a visa, a job offer or a lottery win is not to be trusted. Check a message or offer.

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