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At least one director/one shareholder
Required local registered address
Required local registered agent
No minimum paid up capital
Bearer shares not permitted
The most flexible structure for international business.
steps to register a company in Mauritius
Choose your preferred package for a Mauritius Authorised Company through our online platform. You can include additional services like bank account opening assistance or physical corporate kits.
Settle the incorporation and government fees via our secure payment gateway using Credit Card, PayPal, or Bank Transfer. After payment, you will receive a specific KYC checklist for Mauritius.
Upload a certified copy of your passport, a bank reference letter, and proof of address to our Client Portal. Our compliance team will verify these documents to ensure they meet the Financial Services Commission (FSC) standards.
In Mauritius, original physical documents and signed consent forms are mandatory for registration. You will need to courier these to our local office to finalize the filing.
Once the physical documents are received, we complete the filing with the Registrar. Digital copies of your Certificate of Incorporation are typically ready within 3 working days.
Original hard copies and the company seal will be couriered to you shortly after approval.
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Yes. Foreigners can fully own and operate an offshore company in Mauritius. The most common entity for international business is the Authorised Company (AC), which is designed for activities conducted exclusively outside of Mauritius.
A Mauritius Authorised Company is exempt from corporate tax, withholding tax, and capital gains tax in Mauritius, provided it is managed and controlled outside the country and conducts its business activities elsewhere.
Yes. An Authorised Company must file a Financial Summary with the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and an annual tax return with the Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA). However, unlike a Global Business Corporation (GBC), an Authorised Company is generally not required to have a full audit.
Mauritius companies must be renewed annually. The renewal process involves paying government fees and agent fees to maintain the company's good standing. It is recommended to start the process at least one month before the anniversary date.
Documents for Mauritius incorporation can typically be certified by a lawyer, notary public, or a high-ranking officer of a bank. Certified true copies of passports and proof of address are mandatory for the KYC process.
While the Registrar of Companies maintains records, the details of beneficial owners for Authorised Companies are not accessible to the general public, offering a high level of privacy for international investors.