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Relocation insights
Fresh guides, news and tips on moving to and living in Mauritius.
Our blog goes beyond the core guides — timely pieces on visa-rule changes, real cost-of-living breakdowns, neighbourhood spotlights, tax-year deadlines and the lived reality of settling into island life. New articles are published regularly, so bookmark this page or start with the in-depth guides and nationality-specific advice while you're here.
Frequently asked questions
How often do you publish new articles?
We publish new relocation articles regularly, typically several each month, covering permits, cost of living, property and lifestyle in Mauritius. Publishing frequency rises when immigration rules or tax thresholds change, since timely accuracy matters most for readers planning a move. Subscribe or check back often to catch fresh guides, and revisit older posts, which we update as conditions evolve.
What topics does the blog cover?
Our blog focuses on practical relocation to Mauritius: Occupation Permit and Premium Visa guidance, retirement residence, buying PDS and Smart City property, the low, progressive tax regime, banking, schools, healthcare, shipping and settling in. We also cover regional living, from Grand Baie to Tamarin, and nationality-specific tips. The aim is honest, actionable content rather than brochure-style promotion of the island.
Can I suggest a topic for the blog?
Absolutely, and reader questions shape much of what we write. If you are wrestling with a specific permit scenario, a cost question or a regional comparison, send it through our contact form. We prioritise topics that come up repeatedly, since one person's question usually reflects many silent readers. We cannot promise every suggestion becomes an article, but we read them all carefully.
Are your articles kept up to date?
Yes. Immigration thresholds, tax rules and property schemes in Mauritius change periodically, so we revise existing articles when the EDB or authorities update their requirements. Key guides show a review date so you can judge freshness. Still, always verify figures like permit income thresholds or tax rates against official sources before acting, since policy can shift between our updates.