Geographic Information
Description of Mauritius
One of the most stable democracies and not far from the strongest economy of any African country, Mauritius is a bewilderingly beautiful island that holds great potential for international investors. There are now three government-run schemes that enable foreign investors to buy in – one of which has been designed to encourage professionals to live and work on the island by making property purchase available to them.
Rent yields are generally mid-range at about the 6 per cent mark, though it’s worth noting that the law dictates owners cannot increase the rental price of their properties for the first three years of a tenant moving in. The standard of living in Mauritius is exceptionally high by African standards and exclusive tourism represents the bulk of the nation’s economy.
Current Property Prices in Mauritius

Key Facts:
Currency: MURTime Zone: MUT (UTC+4)
DialCode: +230
Languages: None
Capital: File:Coat of arms of Port Louis, Mauritius.svg
Population: 1,236,817
GDP: US$13.551 billion