01
Banking
Opening an account as a non-resident is the first practical hurdle and the one people underestimate. Our banking partner handles South African clients regularly and knows what the paperwork actually needs to look like.
What we connect you to
Evolve doesn’t provide these services. We know who does, we’ve checked them, and we make the introduction. Here’s what the network covers.
02
Residency and permits
There are several routes into Mauritius and the right one depends on your situation, your timeline and what you’re bringing with you. Our immigration partner is licensed to advise you properly on which applies and to handle the application.
03
Property
Whether you’re renting for a year to test it or buying into a development, there’s a meaningful difference between properties that qualify for residency purposes and those that don’t. We connect you to people who know that difference and the current market.
04
Tax and accounting
Two tax systems, one of you. What needs restructuring before you move is a different conversation from what happens after, and having it late is expensive. Our tax partner works with South African clients moving across.
05
Business setup
Mauritius is a practical base for a business serving Africa and beyond. What it takes to set one up, run one and keep it compliant is a specific body of knowledge, and we know the people who hold it.
06
Settling in
Schools, medical cover, shipping your household, importing a car, moving pets, phone connections, office space. The unglamorous list that determines whether the first three months are pleasant or awful.
Evolve Global Network is not a licensed provider of immigration, tax, legal or financial advice. We introduce you to independent professionals who are licensed to advise you. Nothing on this site is advice about your own situation.
Moving to Mauritius
Meet the people who handle the move.
Each event brings these specialist areas into one room, with time to ask your questions directly.
See how the events work