Services
How We Can Help
At CoralBridge, we offer a range of specialized Mauritian immigration services designed to make your transition to Mauritius smooth and stress-free. Our expert team provides comprehensive support for all aspects of relocating to the island, from navigating the Mauritius permit applications to meticulous permit document verification and offering tailored immigration consulting. With our personalized approach and commitment to high-quality service, we ensure that every step of your move to Mauritius is handled with care and efficiency, helping you start your new life in Mauritius with confidence.
Mauritius Permit Applications
CoralBridge simplifies the Mauritius permit application process for expats looking to live and work on the island. Whether you need an Occupation Permit, Residence Permit, or Premium Visa, our experienced team ensures a smooth and efficient application process.
We guide you through every step of the process, from gathering and verifying the required documentation to submitting the application, and accompanying you for the final appointment at the Economic Development Board.
We assist with Investor Permits, Self-employed Permits, Professional Permits, Retirement Permits, Dependent Permits and Premium Visas.
Permit Document Verification
Ensuring the accuracy and authenticity of your permit documents is crucial when relocating to Mauritius. CoralBridge offers thorough permit document verification services to validate your paperwork, ensuring compliance with Mauritian immigration regulations. Our team meticulously reviews each document, confirming that everything is in order before submission, reducing the risk of delays or rejections in the permit application process.
Immigration Consultancy
Navigating the complexities of Mauritian immigration can be challenging, but CoralBridge provides expert immigration consulting services tailored to your unique situation. We offer personalized advice on the best immigration strategies for Mauritius, helping you understand your options and make informed decisions. Whether you’re moving for work, retirement, or investment, our consultants are here to ensure your transition to life in Mauritius is smooth and successful.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please feel free to contact us if you require answers to a question that is not listed here.
Yes. All Occupation and Residence Permits require a trip to Mauritius to complete the application. During this time, the applicant and his/her family will need to complete a permit medical and the main applicant will need to present themselves at the Economic Development Board for a document verification appointment.
Definitely. The Government of Mauritius has made it very easy for main applicants to submit dependent permit applications for their spouse (common law or married), children and parents.
Yes. No application for any long-term permit will be considered without a birth certificate. In addition, the birth certificate will need to be in either French or English, or accompanied by a sworn translation.
However, a Premium Visa can be applied for without a birth certificate.
Unfortunately not. Dependent Permits in Mauritius are considered to be Residence Permits, which allow you to live in Mauritius, but not work in Mauritius. In order to work in Mauritius, a dependent spouse will need to apply for a separate Occupation Permit (Professional, Investor or Self-employed).
The permit medical includes a chest x-ray, a variety of blood tests and a consultation with a GP, and need to be less than 6 months old.
Children under 12 are not required to have the chest x-ray or blood tests, but only need to be signed out by a GP.
Yes. You may switch from a Dependent Permit to another permit, such as a Retirement Permit or Occupation Permit, at any time. However, a full new application will need to be made online, and it should be accompanied by a letter of no objection from the main applicant.
No. There is no longer a cut-off age for dependent children. However, they will need to be wholly dependent on the main applicant, not married, and not engaged in any gainful employment.
The initial application is submitted online via the Economic Development Board’s online portal. The timeline varies based on the type of permit applied for, but usually takes between 4 and 6 weeks. Once an Approval in Principle has been granted by the Joint Committee, the applicant has 90 days to come to Mauritius in person and finalise the application.
No. As long as the main applicant’s permit is valid, (s)he may add his/her dependents at any stage.