Retirement & Benefits Guide in Mauritius
Retirement visas, pensions, and healthcare for retirees
Retirement Visa Program
Mauritius Retirement Visa
10-year renewable residence permit for retirees aged 50+ with USD 2,000 monthly income or USD 24,000 in savings. Requires USD 2,000 transfer to local bank within 60 days. Pathway to 20-year permit after 5 years with USD 200,000 cumulative transfer.
Pension System
Universal Basic Retirement Pension (BRP) system transitioning from age 60 to 65 eligibility by September 2034. Requires 12 years residency for citizens. Replacement rates vary based on contribution history and employment sector.
Pension Adequacy
BRP provides Rs 1,000-2,500 monthly (age-dependent as of July 2024) plus supplementary Social Retirement Benefit (SRB) for eligible citizens. Income support of Rs 10,000 monthly available for ages 60-64 during transition period. Adequacy depends on supplementary private savings.
Healthcare Access
Public healthcare system available to legal residents with universal coverage. Quality private healthcare options also accessible. Retirees benefit from established medical infrastructure, though costs for private care may apply.
Cost of Living
Retiree Community
Senior Benefits
Tax Benefits for Retirees
Income support of Rs 10,000 monthly (plus Rs 10,000 December bonus) is exempt income for persons aged 60+ during BRP transition period. Basic Retirement Pension and disability allowances classified as exempt income under tax provisions.
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