
Mauritius is recognised as a leading regional hub for investment and entrepreneurship.
Mauritius is more than just a tropical destination — it’s a recognised gateway for entrepreneurs and global investors. With its pro-business laws, investor-friendly tax regime, and strong international connections, the island is perfectly positioned to help businesses expand across Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Setting up in a new jurisdiction can be complex, but APTEC simplifies the process. From structuring and incorporation to licensing and banking, we ensure your company is compliant, efficient, and ready to operate. Whether you’re a first-time investor or an established entrepreneur, our hands-on support gives you the right foundation for long-term success in Mauritius.

We manage the full company formation process, ensuring your business is properly incorporated, registered, and compliant with Mauritian legal and regulatory requirements from day one.

Our experts help you choose the ideal company structure based on your goals, sector, and tax exposure — ensuring optimal compliance and long-term financial efficiency.

Whether you operate in finance, consulting, tourism, trading, or tech, we handle all industry-specific licensing and regulatory approvals so your business can operate legally and confidently.

We facilitate introductions to trusted Mauritian banks and manage the account-opening process, helping you meet permit requirements and establish secure financial operations.

Our team prepares professional, compliant business plans designed to support your permit applications, investor presentations, or financing requirements.

We ensure your company remains fully compliant with Mauritian laws by managing annual filings, statutory updates, regulatory submissions, and routine corporate governance.
Local knowledge of regulatory requirements and compliance.
Practical advice tailored to foreign investors and entrepreneurs.
Seamless coordination with government authorities and banks.
Post-incorporation support to help your company hit the ground running.
Q: How long does it take to set up a business in Mauritius?
A: With the right documentation, incorporation can take as little as a few days.
Q: Do I need a physical office to start?
A: This depends on your business activity. We advise you on the best setup for compliance and cost efficiency.
Q: Can I open a Mauritian bank account easily?
A: Yes. APTEC assists with introductions and required documents for smooth bank account opening.
Q: Do I need to live in Mauritius to run a business here?
A: Not necessarily. Foreign directors and shareholders are allowed, but residency may be required for some permit categories.
Q: Can APTEC act as a company secretary?
A: Yes. We offer full corporate secretarial services, including maintaining statutory registers and organising board meetings.
Q: Do I need to live in Mauritius full-time to keep my permit?
A: Most permits do not require full-time residency. However, specific permit categories have compliance requirements that APTEC will guide you through.
Q: How do I get started with APTEC?
A: Simply fill out the contact form or request a consultation. We will assess your profile and recommend the best route for your goals.
Q: Do you provide accounting and tax filing services?
A: We can manage bookkeeping and reporting, and work with trusted accounting partners for tax submissions.
Q: Will APTEC liaise with Mauritian authorities on my behalf?
A: Absolutely. We handle communication with authorities, so you can focus on running your business.
Q: What industries are most attractive for foreign investors?
A: Mauritius is strong in finance, technology, hospitality, renewable energy, education, consulting, and export-oriented services.
Q: What are the minimum investment requirements?
A: Depending on your permit category: • Investor: USD 50,000 or USD 100,000 • Self-Employed: USD 50,000 • Retired non-citizen: USD 24,000 or monthly income of USD 2,000 APTEC guides you through all required documentation.
Q: Is Mauritius considered a safe and stable jurisdiction?
A: Yes. Mauritius is known for strong governance, low crime, economic stability, and a well-regulated financial services sector.