Moving to Mauritius from Norway

SRAS Corp is an independent Mauritius-based intermediary. It does not form or administer companies, give legal or tax advice, or hold client money; it introduces clients to FSC-licensed management companies and qualified Mauritian lawyers and tax advisers, and helps prepare and coordinate administrative files.

How can Mauritius benefit someone from Norway?

Norwegian families and entrepreneurs consider Mauritius for relocation and long-stay residence. Mauritius offers Occupation Permits (Investor, Professional, Self-Employed, valid up to 5 years), the Retired Residence Permit, the Premium Visa, and residence through buying qualifying property of at least USD 375,000. It has no capital gains or inheritance tax and has been off the FATF grey list since October 2021. Mauritius has no double taxation agreement in force with Norway (Mauritius Revenue Authority list). SRAS Corp is an independent intermediary: it helps Norwegian clients choose the route, prepares EDB files and introduces FSC-licensed management companies and qualified advisers. Home-country tax consequences must be confirmed by an adviser there. Read more

Does Mauritius have a tax treaty with Norway?

Mauritius has no double taxation agreement in force with Norway (Mauritius Revenue Authority list). Source: Mauritius Revenue Authority. Whether a treaty applies to you depends on your residence and substance and must be confirmed by a qualified tax adviser; SRAS Corp introduces them. Read more

How do I move to Mauritius from Norway?

Choose a residence route (work, investment, retirement, property of at least USD 375,000, or Premium Visa), gather the EDB document checklist for yourself and any dependants, open a Mauritian bank account under full KYC, and confirm your home-country tax position with a local adviser. SRAS Corp coordinates the permit file and introduces licensed providers; it never signs contracts or operates bank accounts for clients. Read more

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Last updated 2026-10-17. General information only, not legal, tax or financial advice.