Mauritius digital nomad visa (2026)
Premium Visa
Stated by the official source: A minimum of USD 1,500 a month for each adult applicant, and USD 500 a month for each dependent child.
- How long it lasts
- 1 year, renewable
- What it costs
- Not stated by the official source
- Tax treatment
- Foreign income not taxed
Money earned working remotely from Mauritius is taxed on a remittance basis. Money spent in Mauritius through foreign credit or debit cards is not treated as remitted.
What you need to qualify
- Proof of long-stay plans and travel and health insurance for the initial period
- No entry into the Mauritius labour market
- The main place of business and source of income and profits must be outside Mauritius
- Proof of monthly income of at least USD 1,500 per adult
Do you qualify for the Premium Visa?
Enter your monthly income to check it against the requirement, about $1,500 a month.
Common questions
- Does Mauritius have a digital nomad visa?
- Yes. Mauritius offers the Premium Visa. The income requirement works out at about $1,500 a month. How long it lasts: 1 year, renewable. The date and source are shown on this page. Requirements change, so confirm with the official source before applying.
- How much income do you need for the Premium Visa?
- Stated by the official source: A minimum of USD 1,500 a month for each adult applicant, and USD 500 a month for each dependent child.
- Will you pay tax in Mauritius on the Premium Visa?
- Money earned working remotely from Mauritius is taxed on a remittance basis. Money spent in Mauritius through foreign credit or debit cards is not treated as remitted.
- Is this information current?
- Every figure on this page carries an "as of" date and a link to the official source, and is refreshed on a schedule. Where the law states a multiple of a published wage rather than a fixed amount, we store the rule and recalculate, so the figure stays right when the wage moves. Nomad-visa rules change often, so always confirm with the official source before applying.