A SHARP uptick in demand for property in Mauritius is anticipated as the borders reopened to vaccinated South Africans on 1 October, says Séverine Dalais-Pietersen, a marketing executive for Seeff Mauritius.
Air Mauritius resumed weekly flights to South Africa on 1 October, with the island country having lifted its travel ban on South Africans in September with conditions.
Before arrival, passengers must complete a health form and a passenger locator form. You will also need to present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours from the last point of embarkation.
As the island prepares for an influx of tourists, Dalais-Pietersen said there is a growing expat population which fuels demand for new developments and further contributes to the vibrant sales and rental market.
The island lifestyle, excellent infrastructure, including a good education, healthcare and a robust financial system along with attractive tax benefits including a flat rate of 15%
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