Mauritius Visa Guide 2026-2027

Planning a trip to Mauritius in 2026 or 2027? Understanding the Mauritius visa requirements before booking your flight can help you avoid unnecessary delays at the airport and ensure that you carry the documents required for entry.

Mauritius has different entry rules depending on your nationality, purpose of travel and intended length of stay. Some travelers can enter Mauritius without obtaining a visa before travel, while others may receive a visa on arrival or must obtain a visa before departure.

Mauritius also provides specific immigration options for business travelers, students, medical visitors, religious and social activities, remote workers, investors, professionals and retirees.

This Mauritius Visa Guide 2026–2027 explains the major visa categories, eligibility requirements, documents, visa-on-arrival rules, country-wise requirements, extensions and important entry conditions.

Types of Mauritius Visas

Mauritius offers several visa categories depending on the purpose of the visit.

1. Mauritius Tourist Visa

The Tourist Visa is intended for people visiting Mauritius for holidays, sightseeing, leisure and tourism.

According to the Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office, a tourist visa can allow a stay of up to six months in a calendar year on a case-by-case basis, subject to immigration requirements. This does not mean that every traveler automatically receives a six-month stay. The permitted duration is determined according to the applicable immigration rules and circumstances of the traveler.

Who can apply?

Tourists who require a visa to enter Mauritius should apply according to the procedure applicable to their nationality.

Typical supporting documents may include:

• Completed visa application form
• Passport copy
• Recent passport photographs
• Return or onward ticket
• Hotel or accommodation reservation
• Bank statement or evidence of sufficient funds
• Sponsorship documents, where applicable
• Residence permit, where the applicant lives outside their country of nationality
• Additional documents requested by immigration authorities

The official application guidance states that documents should be translated into English or French where necessary.

2. Mauritius Business Visa

A Business Visa is designed for non-citizens traveling to Mauritius for business-related purposes, including establishing or conducting business or investment activities.

The official Mauritius immigration rules state that business travelers may be permitted to stay for a maximum of 120 days in a calendar year, with each individual trip generally not exceeding 90 days. A person traveling on a business visa must not be remunerated in Mauritius.

Common documents

Business visa applicants may need:

• Completed application form
• Passport copy
• Recent photographs
• Return ticket
• Accommodation details
• Bank statement
• Invitation or sponsorship letter
• Letter from a Mauritius-based company or business partner
• Details regarding the purpose of the visit

A business visa should not be confused with a work permit or Occupation Permit.

If you intend to take up employment in Mauritius, separate authorization is required.

3. Multiple-Entry Business Visa

Mauritius also provides a multiple-entry visa for eligible foreign business persons who have business interests in Mauritius and otherwise require a visa before travel.

The official rules state that bona fide business persons may receive a multiple-entry visa for business facilitation, subject to a maximum of 120 days in a calendar year, with no individual stay exceeding 90 days.

This option may be particularly relevant to business owners, executives, investors and other professionals who need to make multiple short business visits.

4. Mauritius Social Visa

A Social Visa is intended for certain social, cultural and religious activities.

The official immigration authority states that a Social Visa may be granted to non-citizens sponsored by socio-cultural organizations for a maximum period of 45 days.

People traveling to Mauritius for religious purposes are advised to obtain the Social Visa before travel. A supporting letter from the relevant religious institution in Mauritius may be required.

5. Mauritius Transit Visa

A Transit Visa is intended for passengers traveling through Mauritius to another country.

The official rules specify that the Transit Visa applies to passengers traveling to a third country within a period of 24 hours.

Transit requirements can depend on nationality, itinerary and whether the traveler needs to pass immigration or remain airside.

Travelers with a long layover or plans to leave the airport should check the applicable entry requirements before traveling.

6. Mauritius Medical Visa

Mauritius provides a Medical Visa for foreign nationals traveling to Mauritius for medical treatment.

The treatment must be provided by a private healthcare institution duly registered under the applicable Mauritian legislation.

The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office states that the Medical Visa is issued on arrival for the duration of treatment, subject to a maximum of six months.

Medical travelers should carry relevant medical documentation, details of the healthcare provider and evidence relating to their treatment arrangements.

7. Mauritius Premium Visa

The Mauritius Premium Visa is designed for foreign nationals who want to stay in Mauritius for an extended period as a tourist, retiree or professional while conducting business or working remotely from Mauritius.

The Premium Visa allows eligible applicants to stay in Mauritius for one year, and it can be renewed. The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office states that the Premium Visa is free of charge.

This category can be particularly relevant to:

• Remote workers
• Digital professionals
• Long-stay tourists
• Retirees
• Families
• People conducting business remotely

The Premium Visa should not be interpreted as a conventional local employment permit. Anyone intending to work for a Mauritius-based employer must follow the applicable employment and residence authorization process.

8. Mauritius Work and Residence Permit

A tourist or business visa does not give a foreign national the right to take up employment in Mauritius.

Foreign nationals intending to work in Mauritius generally require the appropriate residence and work authorization.

The Passport and Immigration Office states that a person seeking employment may need a Residence Permit and a Work Permit before taking up employment. It also specifically states that someone entering Mauritius on a tourist or business visa is not entitled to take up employment.

9. Mauritius Occupation Permit

The Occupation Permit combines work and residence authorization and is available under categories including:

• Investor
• Professional
• Self-Employed

The official immigration authority also provides a Young Professional Occupation Permit route for eligible foreign students who have completed qualifying undergraduate studies at a recognized tertiary institution in Mauritius.

The validity depends on the category. Investor and self-employed permits and certain retirement residence permits can be issued for up to 10 years, while a Professional Occupation Permit can be issued for up to three years or the duration of the employment contract, subject to the applicable rules.

10. Mauritius Residence Permit for Retirees

Mauritius provides a residence route for eligible foreign nationals aged 50 or above who wish to retire in Mauritius.

Retirement residence is separate from a short-term tourist visa and involves financial and immigration requirements.

People considering retirement in Mauritius should examine the current Residence Permit requirements rather than relying on tourist visa rules.

11. Student Visa / Study in Mauritius

Students intending to study or undertake training in Mauritius should obtain the appropriate approval before traveling.

The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office specifically advises prospective students to travel to Mauritius only after their application for study or training has been approved.

Students should therefore coordinate with their educational institution and the relevant Mauritian authorities before booking travel.

Country-Wise Mauritius Visa Requirements

Mauritius applies different visa rules according to nationality.

The official country-wise schedule published by the Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office categorizes travelers broadly into:

1. No visa required
2. Visa on arrival
3. Visa required before travel

The official schedule currently available on the immigration website is labeled 2025, so travelers should verify their nationality against the latest official information before traveling in 2026 or 2027.

Countries Generally Not Requiring a Visa

The official schedule lists numerous countries whose nationals do not require a visa for entry to Mauritius, subject to the applicable conditions.

Examples include:

Country	Requirement listed by Mauritius
Australia	No visa required
Austria	No visa required
Belgium	No visa required
Brazil	No visa required
Canada	No visa required
China	No visa required
France	No visa required
Germany	No visa required
India	No visa required
Ireland	No visa required
Italy	No visa required
Japan	No visa required
Kenya	No visa required
Malaysia	No visa required
Maldives	No visa required
Mexico	No visa required
Netherlands	No visa required
New Zealand	No visa required
Norway	No visa required
Oman	No visa required
Qatar	No visa required
Russia	No visa required
Saudi Arabia	No visa required
Seychelles	No visa required
Singapore	No visa required
South Africa	No visa required
Spain	No visa required
Switzerland	No visa required
Tanzania	No visa required
Thailand	Visa on arrival — see applicable category
Turkey	No visa required
United Arab Emirates	No visa required
United Kingdom	No visa required
United States	No visa required

These entries are based on the country-wise schedule published by the Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office.

Mauritius Visa Requirements at a Glance

Requirement	General rule
Passport	Must be valid beyond the intended period of stay
Return/onward ticket	Required
Accommodation	Confirmed hotel/accommodation or sponsorship
Financial means	Travelers should have adequate funds for their stay
Visa	Depends on nationality and purpose of travel
Work	Separate work/residence authorization required
Visa fee	Mauritius states that visas and extensions are issued free of charge
Final admission	Determined by Immigration Officer at arrival

The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office states that travelers entering Mauritius should have a valid passport or recognized travel document, a valid return ticket, eligibility to re-enter their country of origin or residence, adequate funds and confirmed accommodation or sponsorship. Travelers are also not permitted to undertake gainful employment without the appropriate residence authorization.

Countries Eligible for Visa on Arrival

A significant number of nationalities are listed as eligible for a visa on arrival.

Examples from the official country-wise schedule include:

Country	Visa requirement listed
Albania	60 days on arrival
Algeria	2 weeks on arrival
Armenia	60 days on arrival
Azerbaijan	60 days on arrival
Bhutan	60 days on arrival
Bolivia	60 days on arrival
Bosnia & Herzegovina	60 days on arrival
Burkina Faso	60 days on arrival
Cambodia	60 days on arrival
Cameroon	60 days on arrival
Colombia	60 days on arrival
Costa Rica	60 days on arrival
Cuba	60 days on arrival
Ecuador	60 days on arrival
Ethiopia	60 days on arrival
Georgia	No visa required
Indonesia	60 days on arrival
Jordan	60 days on arrival
Kazakhstan	60 days on arrival
Kyrgyzstan	60 days on arrival
Lebanon	60 days on arrival
Morocco	60 days on arrival
Nepal	60 days on arrival
Peru	60 days on arrival
Philippines	60 days on arrival
Serbia	60 days on arrival
Sri Lanka	60 days on arrival
Thailand	60 days on arrival
Vietnam	60 days on arrival
Uzbekistan	60 days on arrival

The exact permitted stay can depend on the applicable immigration rules and the decision made at entry.

Countries Requiring a Visa Before Travel

Some nationalities must obtain a Mauritius visa before traveling.

Examples listed by the official schedule include:

• Afghanistan
• Bangladesh
• Iraq
• North Korea
• Laos
• Libya
• Mali
• Pakistan
• Palestine
• Sahrawi Republic
• Somalia
• Sudan
• South Sudan
• Syria
• Yemen

Guyana is also specifically noted by the Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office as a nationality whose citizens should apply for and obtain a visa before travel.

Because immigration rules can change, travelers from visa-required countries should not rely solely on older travel websites or third-party visa databases.

Mauritius Visa Application Process

Travelers who need a visa before arrival should normally apply through the appropriate Mauritius diplomatic or consular representative.

Where a Mauritian diplomatic or consular representative is unavailable, the official instructions provide alternative application channels, including Air Mauritius in certain circumstances and email submission to the Passport and Immigration Office.

Step-by-step process

Step 1: Check your nationality

Determine whether your passport requires:

• No visa
• Visa on arrival
• Pre-approved visa

Step 2: Identify your purpose of travel

Tourism, business, transit, medical treatment, social/religious activities, study and employment may have different requirements.

Step 3: Prepare your documents

Depending on your circumstances, this may include your passport, photographs, ticket, accommodation details, financial evidence, sponsorship documents and supporting letters.

Step 4: Submit the application

Applicants requiring a pre-travel visa should apply through the appropriate Mauritian diplomatic/consular channel.

Step 5: Wait for approval

The official application page advises applicants to apply at least one month before travel and states that visas are issued, where practicable, within 12 working days when complete documentation has been submitted.

Step 6: Travel only after approval when a pre-travel visa is required

The Mauritius authorities advise applicants to wait for the outcome before undertaking travel.

Documents Required for a Mauritius Visa

The exact documents depend on the visa type and nationality, but applicants may generally be asked for:

Passport

Your passport should be valid beyond the intended period of stay.

Visa application form

Applicants requiring a visa must complete and sign the applicable form.

Passport photographs

Recent passport-size photographs may be required.

Return or onward ticket

Mauritius requires travelers to hold a valid return passage ticket.

Accommodation

Travelers should have confirmed accommodation, such as a hotel, apartment, guest house or valid sponsorship arrangement.

Proof of funds

Applicants may need to provide bank statements or other evidence demonstrating adequate financial means.

Sponsorship

Where a traveler is being sponsored by a Mauritius citizen or resident, additional documentation may be required.

Additional documents

Business travelers, conference participants, religious visitors, minors and other special-category travelers may have additional documentation requirements.

Mauritius Visa Fees

The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office states that visas and extensions of stay are issued free of charge.

However, travelers should distinguish the government visa itself from other potential costs, such as:

• Travel insurance
• Document translation
• Courier services
• Accommodation
• Airfare
• Medical documentation
• Professional immigration assistance

Third-party agents may charge service fees even where the government visa itself is free.

Can You Extend a Mauritius Visa?

In certain circumstances, visitors can apply for an extension of stay.

The official extension procedure can require:

• Completed visa extension application
• Passport biodata page
• Arrival stamp
• Ticket reservation
• Bank statement for the previous three months
• Confirmed accommodation
• Sponsorship documents, where applicable
• Additional documents depending on the purpose of stay

Business visitors may also need a letter from a local sponsor or company.

Travelers should apply before their permitted stay expires rather than waiting until the final day.

Mauritius Visa vs Residence Permit

One of the most important distinctions for foreigners planning a longer stay is the difference between a visa and a residence/work permit.

A visa generally deals with permission to travel to and enter Mauritius for a particular purpose.

A Residence Permit or Occupation Permit is relevant to longer-term residence, employment, investment or retirement.

For example, a foreign employee cannot simply enter Mauritius as a tourist and start working. The official immigration authority explicitly states that people entering on tourist or business visas are not entitled to take up employment.

Important Mauritius Entry Requirements

Even travelers who do not need a visa should prepare for immigration checks.

The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office states that travelers should have:

• A valid passport or recognized travel document
• A valid return ticket
• Eligibility to return to their country of origin or residence
• Adequate funds
• Confirmed accommodation or sponsorship
• No intention to undertake unauthorized employment

A visa is therefore not the only consideration when planning a trip.

Does a Mauritius Visa Guarantee Entry?

No.

A visa allows a traveler to travel to a port of entry and request admission, but it does not automatically guarantee entry.

The final decision rests with the Immigration Officer after examination at the point of entry. The officer can determine the permitted duration of stay based on the applicable immigration requirements.

Mauritius Visa Guide for Families

Families traveling to Mauritius should ensure that each traveler has the appropriate travel documentation.

For children, additional documentation may be requested, particularly where only one parent is traveling.

Applicants should also carry relevant birth certificates, parental consent documents where applicable and copies of parents’ passports.

The Mauritius visa application guidance specifically identifies additional documentation requirements for minors applying for visas or visa extensions.

Mauritius Visa for Business and Investors

People interested in doing business in Mauritius should distinguish between a short business visit and establishing a business or working in the country.

A Business Visa can facilitate short business activities, while longer-term business operations may require an Occupation Permit or another appropriate residence authorization.

Mauritius provides Occupation Permit routes for investors, professionals and self-employed individuals.

Common Mauritius Visa Mistakes to Avoid

1. Assuming visa-free means unrestricted entry

Visa exemption does not remove the requirement to satisfy entry conditions.

2. Booking before obtaining a required visa

Applicants who need a pre-travel visa should wait for the outcome before traveling.

3. Treating a tourist visa as a work permit

Tourist and business visitors cannot simply start employment in Mauritius.

4. Carrying no proof of accommodation

Immigration authorities may ask for accommodation or sponsorship information.

5. Not carrying a return ticket

A valid return or onward ticket is part of the stated entry requirements.

6. Relying on outdated visa lists

Visa requirements can change. Always check the latest official Mauritius immigration information before departure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Indians need a visa for Mauritius in 2026?

The Mauritius country-wise schedule currently published by the Passport and Immigration Office lists Indian nationals as not requiring a visa. Travelers should still satisfy the standard entry requirements and verify the current rule before departure.

Is Mauritius visa-free for UK citizens?

The official country-wise schedule lists the United Kingdom as no visa required.

Is Mauritius visa-free for US citizens?

The official schedule lists the United States of America as no visa required.

How long can tourists stay in Mauritius?

The permitted stay depends on nationality and immigration authorization. The Mauritius Tourist Visa framework allows up to six months in a calendar year on a case-by-case basis, subject to immigration requirements. This should not be interpreted as an automatic six-month stay for every traveler.

Is a Mauritius visa free?

The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office states that visas and visa extensions are issued free of charge.

Can I work in Mauritius on a tourist visa?

No. A person entering Mauritius on a tourist or business visa is not entitled to take up employment. Appropriate work and residence authorization is required.

Can I extend my Mauritius visa?

Visa extensions are possible in applicable circumstances. Applicants must submit the required documents to the Passport and Immigration Office.

Does Mauritius offer a visa for digital nomads?

Mauritius offers a Premium Visa for eligible foreign nationals who want to stay for an extended period as tourists, retirees or professionals and conduct business or work remotely from Mauritius. The Premium Visa is issued for one year and is renewable.

Final Checklist Before Traveling to Mauritius

Before flying to Mauritius in 2026 or 2027, check the following:

• Passport is valid beyond your intended stay
• Visa requirement checked according to nationality
• Pre-travel visa obtained if required
• Return/onward ticket available
• Hotel or accommodation confirmation available
• Adequate funds available
• Travel insurance arranged where appropriate
• Sponsorship documents available, if applicable
• Medical documents available, if traveling for treatment
• Business invitation available, if applicable
• Parental/minor documentation available where required
• Work/residence authorization obtained if planning to work
• Latest Mauritius immigration requirements checked immediately before departure

Companies and Organisations That Can Help With Visa Guides

1. SmartTraveller Ltd. – Mauritius Visa, Residence Permit & Expatriation Specialist

SmartTraveller is a Mauritius-based relocation and immigration assistance company specialising in visas, residence permits, work-related permits, business incorporation and expatriation support. Its services are designed for individuals, families, entrepreneurs and retirees planning to move to Mauritius.

Average Score: 99 / 100
Address: Beau Manguier, Morcellement Swan Pereybère MU, 30546, Mauritius
Location: Péreybère
Contact: +230 5972 5818
Website: SmartTraveller.mu
Google Business Profile: SmartTraveller Ltd.
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Services Offered

• Mauritius Visa Assistance
• Residence Permit Assistance
• Occupation Permit Assistance
• Professional Permit
• Self-Employed Permit
• Investor Permit
• Retired Person Permit
• Premium Visa Assistance
• Student Visa Assistance
• Business Incorporation
• Expatriation Support
• Relocation Assistance
• Accommodation Assistance
• Administrative Procedures

Consultation Insights

• Mauritius-based immigration and relocation specialist
• Registered office in Péreybère
• Specialises in administrative procedures for expatriates
• Supports work visas and residence permits
• Provides assistance with business incorporation
• Offers support for entrepreneurs, retirees and families
• Provides broader relocation assistance beyond visa paperwork
• Current online presence includes SmartTraveller.mu and external business listings

SmartTraveller’s own terms state that it assists users with work visas, residence permits, student visas, business incorporation and expatriation preparation. Its current business listing also shows a 5.0/5 rating with 259 reviews.

Best For

Mauritius Residence Permits • Occupation Permits • Premium Visa • Expatriation • Business Setup • Retirees & Investors

2. Expatriation Maurice – Mauritius Visa, Residence & Relocation Specialist

Expatriation Maurice provides visa and residence-permit assistance together with broader relocation services for people planning to establish themselves in Mauritius. Its services cover administrative procedures, accommodation, schooling, vehicles, property and other practical aspects of expatriation.

Average Score: 98 / 100
Address: MU, Twenty-Foot Rd, Grand Baie 30525, Mauritius
Location: Grand Baie, Mauritius
Contact: +33980801114
Website: Expatriation
Google Business Profile: Expatriation Maurice
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Services Offered

• Mauritius Visa Assistance
• Residence Permit Assistance
• Visa & Permit Simulation
• Expatriation Planning
• Administrative Procedures
• Accommodation Search
• Property Assistance
• Schooling Assistance
• Vehicle Assistance
• Pet Import Assistance
• Relocation Support
• Business & Investment Support

Consultation Insights

• Specialised in expatriation to Mauritius
• Provides visa and permit guidance
• Offers a visa/permit simulation tool
• Supports families relocating to Mauritius
• Provides accommodation-related assistance
• Assists with practical settlement requirements
• Provides free callback/contact options
• Strong online information presence for Mauritius relocation

The company describes its services as covering visas, permits, accommodation, administrative procedures, education, vehicles and animal importation. Its current contact page lists a Mauritius phone number and Grand Baie location. The current business listing shows 4.9/5 from 170 reviews.

Best For

Expatriation • Residence Permits • Family Relocation • Accommodation • Administrative Support • Settling in Mauritius

3. Lifetime Immigration – Visa & Immigration Consultancy

Lifetime Immigration is an established immigration consultancy with a Mauritius office and a strong focus on Canadian immigration. It assists with visitor visas, work and study routes, family sponsorship and permanent immigration, making it relevant for Mauritian residents planning international travel or relocation.

Average Score: 97 / 100
Address: 2nd Floor, Popular Printing Building MU MU, 12 Léoville L’Homme St, Port Louis 11206, Mauritius
Location: Port Louis, Mauritius
Contact: +2302138028
Website: Lifetime Immigration
Google Business Profile: Lifetime Immigration
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Services Offered

• Visitor Visa Assistance
• Canada Immigration
• Canada Work Permit
• Canada Study Permit
• Super Visa
• Family Sponsorship
• Permanent Residence Applications
• Express Entry Guidance
• Quebec Immigration
• Settlement Assistance
• Interview Preparation
• Immigration Documentation

Consultation Insights

• Mauritius office in Port Louis
• More than two decades of stated immigration-service experience
• Specialist focus on Canadian immigration
• Supports individuals and families
• Provides visitor, work and study visa services
• Handles family sponsorship applications
• Provides assistance through the visa process
• Offers settlement-related support

Lifetime Immigration states that it has helped families migrate to Canada for more than two decades and provides visitor, work and study visa services as well as family sponsorship and settlement support. Its current local listing shows a 4.7/5 rating with 34 reviews.

Best For

Canada Visa • Study Permits • Work Permits • Family Sponsorship • Permanent Residence • Mauritian Applicants

4. Dodo Immigration – Canadian Immigration & Visa Specialist

Dodo Immigration is an immigration consultancy with a Mauritius branch in Moka and a major focus on Canadian immigration. Its services include temporary visas, permanent residence, Express Entry, work permits, family applications and settlement assistance.

Average Score: 96 / 100
Address: Unit 201B, Moka Business Centre, MU, Mt. Ory Road, Moka 80813, Mauritius
Location: Moka, Mauritius
Contact: +23057852615
Website: Dodo Immigration
Google Business Profile: Dodo Immigration
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Services Offered

• Temporary Resident Visa
• Visitor Visa Assistance
• Permanent Residence
• Express Entry
• Work Permit Assistance
• Francophone Work Permit
• Family Sponsorship
• Citizenship Applications
• Labour Market Impact Assessment
• Immigration Consultation
• Settlement Assistance
• Application Preparation

Consultation Insights

• Mauritius branch in Moka
• Canadian immigration specialist
• Services covering temporary and permanent immigration
• Express Entry support
• Work-permit expertise
• Family immigration assistance
• Settlement support after immigration
• English and French support

Dodo Immigration’s current website identifies its Mauritius branch at Moka Business Centre and lists temporary resident visas, permanent residence, citizenship and other Canadian immigration services. Its current local business listing shows a 4.7/5 rating.

Best For

Canada Immigration • Express Entry • Work Permits • Family Sponsorship • Permanent Residence • Francophone Applicants

5. Droit Chemin Consultant – Tourist, Study & Immigration Visa Specialist

Droit Chemin Consultant is a Mauritius-based visa and immigration consultancy offering tourist visas, study visas, work permits, permanent-residency assistance and document authentication. The company states that it has operated since 2018 and provides services for multiple international destinations.

Average Score: 95 / 100
Address: MU, Royal Road, Vacoas-Phoenix 73330, Mauritius
Location: Vacoas-Phoenix, Mauritius
Contact: +971525911522
Website: Droit Chemin Consultant
Google Business Profile: Droit Chemin Consultant
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Services Offered

• Tourist Visa Assistance
• Study Visa Assistance
• Work Permit Assistance
• Permanent Residency
• Family Immigration
• Investment Immigration
• Document Authentication
• Apostille Services
• University & Course Selection
• Financial Documentation Guidance
• Visa Interview Preparation
• Pre-Departure Assistance

Consultation Insights

• Established in 2018 according to the company
• Mauritius office in Vacoas-Phoenix
• Provides tourist visa services
• Study visa and university application support
• Work permit assistance
• Permanent residency guidance
• Document authentication and apostille services
• Services for multiple international destinations

Droit Chemin’s website states that it specialises in study visas, work permits, tourist visas and permanent residency, and that it has offices in Mauritius and Chandigarh. The company also describes document authentication and apostille support as part of its services. Its current local listing shows a 5.0/5 rating from 10 reviews.

Best For

Tourist Visas • Study Visas • Work Permits • Permanent Residency • Apostille • International Immigration

Summary Comparison Table

Rank	Visa & Immigration Provider	Average Score	Main Strength	Best For	Location
1	SmartTraveller Ltd.	99 / 100	Mauritius Visa & Relocation	Residence, Work & Premium Visa	Péreybère
2	Expatriation Maurice	98 / 100	Mauritius Expatriation	Residence & Relocation	Grand Baie
3	Lifetime Immigration	97 / 100	Canadian Immigration	Canada Visa & PR	Port Louis
4	Dodo Immigration	96 / 100	Canadian Immigration	Express Entry & Work Permits	Moka
5	Droit Chemin Consultant	95 / 100	Multi-country Visa Assistance	Tourist & Study Visas	Vacoas-Phoenix

Conclusion

Mauritius has a relatively broad range of entry and immigration options, from short tourist and business visits to medical travel, transit, religious activities, remote work, investment, employment and retirement.

For many nationalities, no visa is required before travel, while other passport holders can receive a visa on arrival or must obtain a visa in advance. Indian, British, American, European and several other nationalities are listed as visa-exempt in the official country-wise schedule currently published by Mauritius. Other nationalities, including several countries in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, fall under visa-on-arrival or pre-travel visa categories.

However, visa requirements are only one part of Mauritius’ entry rules. Travelers should also prepare a valid passport, return ticket, accommodation details and evidence of sufficient funds. Anyone intending to work, study, invest or establish long-term residence should investigate the relevant permit rather than relying on a tourist or business visa.

Because immigration policies can be updated, travelers planning a 2026–2027 Mauritius trip should verify their nationality-specific requirements with the Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office before booking or departing.

Official source: Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office — Visa Requirements and Travel Requirements.