Could Mauritius
Become Home?

Mauritius offers a broad choice of international schools across British/Cambridge, IB, French and bilingual curricula, at primary and secondary level. Schools such as the Lycée La Bourdonnais, International Preparatory School and Northfields International High School welcome families from around the world.

Mauritius has a modern, dual public-private healthcare system. Private facilities such as Clinique Darné, C-Care, and Apollo Bramwell Hospital offer international-standard care with English and French-speaking specialists across all major disciplines.

Mauritius is known for its political stability and a welcoming multicultural society. English and French are both widely spoken, so everyday life is easy to manage from the start.

Mauritius is not cheap, but it costs less than London, Paris or Singapore. Housing, domestic staff, dining out and leisure all cost noticeably less, so your budget goes further.

International banks such as HSBC, Barclays (ABSA) and Mauritius Commercial Bank operate on the island. Non-residents can open an account with proof of address and residency documents, usually within a few weeks.

Air Mauritius and partner airlines fly direct to Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia, including London, Paris, Dubai, Johannesburg, Singapore and Mumbai. Fibre broadband and 4G/5G coverage mean you can work remotely or run a business from the island.