Integrated
Resort Scheme

INTEGRATED RESORT SCHEME

In order to encourage foreign direct investment into the local real estate sector, the Mauritian Government implemented the Integrated Resort Schemes (IRS) in 2002.

The IRS allows foreigners to purchase freehold property for residential purposes in developments built to international standards with world class amenities and facilities.

In order to encourage Foreign Direct Investment in the real estate sector, the Mauritian Government implemented the Integrated Resort Scheme (IRS) in 2002.

The IRS allows foreigners to purchase freehold property for residential purposes with a minimum investment of USD 500,000 (excluding taxes) for a maximum surface area of 1.32 acres.

All IRS properties are sold under the VEFA (Vente en Etat Futur d’Achèvement), a legal framework guaranteeing the completion of the project.

Once the property is purchased, the new owners may, if they wish to, apply for a Mauritian residence permit and benefit from the country’s favourable tax system.

The IRS regime ensures attractive and ever-growing returns for investors.

Why invest

Residence Permit

Tax system