Buddy you do have many greater videos honestly in this video all I heard was complaining about other marketing companies instead of focusing on explaining regarding the Mauritius options. Hopefully better quality videos next time as I have not benefited much from this one thanks mate ❤
Yeah, the only way I'd consider getting a citizenship with a country that didn't allow dual citizenship would be if it were really easy to get.... and really cheap. Otherwise FUGGEDABOUDIT.
Mauritius is one of those rare passports that gives access to both russia and china. Not sure if it support dual citizenship. Also has a sizeable Asian population especially if one is from india. Lot of indians were settled as slaves by british on Mauritius. Beautiful island in the indian ocean and it's well connected to middle East and indian subcontinent. Really good option for a base in the Africas
According to Bronwen Manby(2016) from Citizenship Law in Africa, Mauritians that were born in the country can have dual citizenship, but naturalized Mauritians can't.
Thanks, Haha - good observation, I noticed that too later. Actually I was just looking down when talking in between, wasn’t referencing any screen - normally when I do I do put up my screen… : )
Great country, great people, food can make you fat really fast tho. Also it's a really small island, but there are good amenities (super u supermarkets etc..). Good news is you're in Dubai in a heartbeat. But it's still like south Africa. It's far from Europe if that's your thing. But there is a daily AF flight which also opens more options. Also many people have been resident on the ground for a long time and that works well, not sure about naturalization easiness. Tax system is OP there so that's really nice.
Hi, I also had the feeling that the real estate offered for purchase for foreigners are completely overpriced. Are there no interesting real estate options in Mauritius which are not part of the residency programs?
Really detailed and very very comprehensive useful informative video this great guy posted; 50K USD option is amazing not v v expensive i am also planning to move Mauritius with PR
I wanted to ask what avenue are available or do you suggest to move money from Mauritius to for example Kenya or South Africa. I’m looking into opening an Authorized company to avoid taxes
What you saying about Mauritius makes a lot of sense but?? Your view on South Africa is totally wrong not even a plan D. Have you lived in SA? Do you think that so many millions of people would of left SA if it was so good and safe. Do your homework, it's not just the crime, it's Electeicity and water and a lot more. Come live in SA first then post another video.
sorry can i have some information from you about south africa ? that in January I will come there to visit and then I will return several times and I will also make trips to Mauritius to see if it is right for me for a future transfer and investment. Can you tell me if it's a safe place or if people are fleeing the country? or else thanks
If using iPHONE and can’t find the Join button refer to ruclips.net/video/sRSMxtWvDEc/видео.html Works / ‘join’ pops up on laptop just fine - it’s just this weird iPhone thing
From my research, acquiring their citizenship is "almost impossible" that's why I cancelled the idea of investment from my mind. Beautiful island country, but whenever you see a country anti-naturalization, they are basically anti-foreigner. my advice: run away.
@@GoodlifeInvestor I'm open for all possibilities. But think about it, they like it this way, it's a tiny island with 1.5 million people, maybe they have a point.
The problem I see as a "white" person in SA is that the racial tensions are very real. I'm not sure how it is for Asians such as indian people, but I personally deem Mauritius more viable if you're of white ethnicity. Money will only get you so much security. If you see how white farmers are being treated by the government as well as the racial tensions between white and colored people.
Well, history repeats itself and eventually things get back to normal. It’s true for anywhere - from Germany to South Africa. Ps: Greyscale people sneak in and fit in anywhere.
If I join your Africa members only channel, will you be able to provide references to vetted lawyers who can help with the residency process for each African country you discuss?
If you are talking about SF, we work with a good lawyer there, you can book a call so we can understand what you are looking for. Membership videos currently only have two countries in Africa (I plan to add more in future), and provide info on the process, list of docs, govt resources (as in form links, portal, and stuff). There is no contact info of any lawyers - so I don’t think that’s what you are looking for.
Got it. Yes. The guide doesn't have attorney contacts. With Mauritius there are limited attorney options - at least good ones. There are some with questionable reviews. The one I work with isn't accepting new cases, but has good network and can provide a referral. Apart from that, I am currently evaluating couple of other attorneys. Ps: Demand for Mauritius has picked up, the market is tricky and only a handful of attorneys to work with. Feel free to reach us and can possibly look for a good one.
@@boricuabro No of people having problems with what the video talks about in increasing which is so good for the SEO and free advice is always appreciated, but what’s the problem again? A video should only talk about one thing in your opinion?
@@GoodlifeInvestor no of course. No disrespect in any way. It's a matter of knowing much better the subject and I thought talking about something else instead of giving more details on the subject related to the title of the video, it would become more dispersive. That's all. Anyway good job and keep it up.
@@tremarley9648 sorry what are those 6800 dollars? what are they referring to? I ask why I'm considering my future move to either South Africa or Mauritius
I am 52. I have a French and American passport. I want to move to Mauritius. Is it possible for me to get Mauritian citizenship? I thought it was extremely difficult.
Is Mauritius still offering the $500K fast-track citizenship option? I was reading some sources that stated they offered a 2-3 years path to naturalization if you increased the investment. I'm currently working on South African citizenship by descent but it's a big uphill battle. Mainly due to the history of the country documentation can be seriously shoddy. I'd been researching banking solutions in Mauritius as a compliment to my (hopefully) eventual SA passport, but RBI and possible naturalization options in Mauritius' are also very interesting to me.
Yes they may have such option but it’s not that popular because no dual citizenship for naturalized citizens allowed and also physically residency requirements are quite strict. Not many are interested in living there two years straight. Residency is nice cos it’s flexible. Ps: in SF attorney makes a huge difference. Like they can push for an order beyond certain time.
@@GoodlifeInvestor I thought the restriction on dual was waived for golden/fast track visa applicants. I guess I misunderstood. Living there for 2-3 years is a non-issue for me. Thanks for the info. Residence is still interesting, for sure. By "SF" do you mean South Africa? I've got a law firm working on my case (best in the country on citizenship issues relating to pre-1990s - they were part of the advisory committee that helped draft the new citizenship & immigration laws in the early 2000s). Nonetheless it's still an uphill battle. Certain aspects of the legislation are unclear or have loopholes due to failed foresight at time of drafting... It is what it is. Descent claims are rarely ever straight forward when human rights abuses are in the mix - it's nearly impossible to preemptively legislate around rectifying every single aspect of how multiple generations of people might be affected by past unjust policies. Hoping my case might help set some precedent so that in future others won't have such a difficult time reclaiming what's theirs.
@@GoodlifeInvestor As I said, I probably just misunderstood. I definitely read "dual citizenship permitted" on a few of the RCBI specialist law firms' sites in relation to the investor & fast-track programs, but the info could very well have just been presented unclearly. JH Marlin comes to mind, though they're not the only ones. I was sifting through many different sources with varying levels of reliability, which is why I asked.
@@AE1P that’s interesting, yes if a lawyer states it, must’ve read it in the constitution somewhere. I’m no legal expert, so I’ll surely defer to a lawyer. I’ll take a look into this nonetheless.
Buddy you do have many greater videos honestly in this video all I heard was complaining about other marketing companies instead of focusing on explaining regarding the Mauritius options. Hopefully better quality videos next time as I have not benefited much from this one thanks mate ❤
This is incredibly helpful. Thank you for your diligence.
You’re welcome!
Then not allowing dual citizenship is major downside 😢
Yeah, the only way I'd consider getting a citizenship with a country that didn't allow dual citizenship would be if it were really easy to get.... and really cheap. Otherwise FUGGEDABOUDIT.
Need more timestamps!
GREAT VIDEO as usual 100%
I appreciate that! Thank you
Antarctica, penquin passport is the best. Polar bear on the front cover lol😊
Good. That way can board the polar express too! Crosses internationally.
Great Sensei of humour@@GoodlifeInvestor
kindly include about the tax system and banking system in mauritius in your future videos.
More African passport content please 🙏 particularly Rwanda or anyplace in east or west Africa.
Mauritius is one of those rare passports that gives access to both russia and china. Not sure if it support dual citizenship. Also has a sizeable Asian population especially if one is from india. Lot of indians were settled as slaves by british on Mauritius. Beautiful island in the indian ocean and it's well connected to middle East and indian subcontinent. Really good option for a base in the Africas
According to Bronwen Manby(2016) from Citizenship Law in Africa, Mauritians that were born in the country can have dual citizenship, but naturalized Mauritians can't.
@@marcomartinez1843 That's sad but still a strong passport to have nonetheless
True. A desirable passport - let’s say a Singapore of the Africas
@@GoodlifeInvestor Absolutely
Not having a dual citizenship is a major drawback.
Sounds to be a reasonable option
good video, it would be better if you show your screen instead of your cam
Thanks, Haha - good observation, I noticed that too later. Actually I was just looking down when talking in between, wasn’t referencing any screen - normally when I do I do put up my screen… : )
Great country, great people, food can make you fat really fast tho. Also it's a really small island, but there are good amenities (super u supermarkets etc..). Good news is you're in Dubai in a heartbeat. But it's still like south Africa. It's far from Europe if that's your thing. But there is a daily AF flight which also opens more options.
Also many people have been resident on the ground for a long time and that works well, not sure about naturalization easiness.
Tax system is OP there so that's really nice.
Good analysis!
With up to 10 hours of power cuts a day and failing infrastructure, South Africa is a terrible option.
Some people go for power cuts some go for the passport! Cheers
I would really like to confirm if there is a way to obtain Mauritian citizenship while keeping my existing citizenship (dual citizenship).
This is one for which you won't find clear answers online. There are several considerations that apply, including exceptional cases.
The short answer is no.
Naturalized Mauritian citizens have to forfeit any other passports - that's my understanding.
👍Greattt info
Thank you 😊
Hi, I also had the feeling that the real estate offered for purchase for foreigners are completely overpriced. Are there no interesting real estate options in Mauritius which are not part of the residency programs?
It’s a tiny country and good property deals are usually hard to come by as the market is saturated already.
Really detailed and very very comprehensive useful informative video this great guy posted; 50K USD option is amazing not v v expensive i am also planning to move Mauritius with PR
Glad it was helpful!
@@GoodlifeInvestor Sir you are from Mauritius?
I wanted to ask what avenue are available or do you suggest to move money from Mauritius to for example Kenya or South Africa. I’m looking into opening an Authorized company to avoid taxes
What you saying about Mauritius makes a lot of sense but?? Your view on South Africa is totally wrong not even a plan D.
Have you lived in SA? Do you think that so many millions of people would of left SA if it was so good and safe.
Do your homework, it's not just the crime, it's Electeicity and water and a lot more.
Come live in SA first then post another video.
It’s a flexible PR, don’t have to live there if you don’t like - I think you missed the point.
sorry can i have some information from you about south africa ? that in January I will come there to visit and then I will return several times and I will also make trips to Mauritius to see if it is right for me for a future transfer and investment. Can you tell me if it's a safe place or if people are fleeing the country? or else thanks
I have Mauritian heritage from my great great grandmother, do they allow citizenship that far back ?
$500k need to be invested for this citizenship.
how to become a member in your about African videos?
If using iPHONE and can’t find the Join button refer to ruclips.net/video/sRSMxtWvDEc/видео.html
Works / ‘join’ pops up on laptop just fine - it’s just this weird iPhone thing
From my research, acquiring their citizenship is "almost impossible" that's why I cancelled the idea of investment from my mind.
Beautiful island country, but whenever you see a country anti-naturalization, they are basically anti-foreigner. my advice: run away.
The country is changing. It’s opening up and welcoming investors with new schemes unlike before. The future looks bright, think positive.
@@GoodlifeInvestor I'm open for all possibilities. But think about it, they like it this way, it's a tiny island with 1.5 million people, maybe they have a point.
68hundred...not 68k
Do I get a second passport by contributing 50,000 and how long it will take.
The problem I see as a "white" person in SA is that the racial tensions are very real. I'm not sure how it is for Asians such as indian people, but I personally deem Mauritius more viable if you're of white ethnicity.
Money will only get you so much security. If you see how white farmers are being treated by the government as well as the racial tensions between white and colored people.
Well, history repeats itself and eventually things get back to normal. It’s true for anywhere - from Germany to South Africa.
Ps: Greyscale people sneak in and fit in anywhere.
If I join your Africa members only channel, will you be able to provide references to vetted lawyers who can help with the residency process for each African country you discuss?
If you are talking about SF, we work with a good lawyer there, you can book a call so we can understand what you are looking for.
Membership videos currently only have two countries in Africa (I plan to add more in future), and provide info on the process, list of docs, govt resources (as in form links, portal, and stuff). There is no contact info of any lawyers - so I don’t think that’s what you are looking for.
@@GoodlifeInvestor Actually, I am more interested in Mauritius
Got it. Yes. The guide doesn't have attorney contacts. With Mauritius there are limited attorney options - at least good ones. There are some with questionable reviews. The one I work with isn't accepting new cases, but has good network and can provide a referral. Apart from that, I am currently evaluating couple of other attorneys.
Ps: Demand for Mauritius has picked up, the market is tricky and only a handful of attorneys to work with. Feel free to reach us and can possibly look for a good one.
@@GoodlifeInvestor Thank you. Yes, my research says the same thing about legal help in Mauritius.
I will do so in the future.
This is interesting and i know who uses those WORDS 🤣😜
lol : )
Why talking about SA if the video is about Mauritius?
@@boricuabro No of people having problems with what the video talks about in increasing which is so good for the SEO and free advice is always appreciated, but what’s the problem again? A video should only talk about one thing in your opinion?
@@GoodlifeInvestor no of course. No disrespect in any way. It's a matter of knowing much better the subject and I thought talking about something else instead of giving more details on the subject related to the title of the video, it would become more dispersive. That's all. Anyway good job and keep it up.
Africa might be getting safer, but South Africa THE COUNTRY is not. LOL
It depends what you are looking for. A lot of South Africans don’t live there, but maintain their South African citizenship.
@@GoodlifeInvestor but why would I pay anything extra for a citizenship with no clear benefits?
@@SenorJuan2023 citizenship is always a huge benefit if one is well to do..think about it!
@@GoodlifeInvestor I agree, but what is the benefit of a SA one if it's not safe enough to live in?
is there a real estate options for cbi in Mauritius? how much is the cost for real estate?
Yes.
Higher amounts can speed up the process, but the min would be at-least 500k for fast track
@@GoodlifeInvestor great! thanks!👍
Any African country Allows multiple citizenship besides South Africa??
Yes. One of them is Mauritius under certain exceptions.
How do I get the passport
Mauritius is a est Africa not a south aferica
Hello sir I give 10 lakh if done my citizenship of Mauritius
LOL. Mauritius doesn’t sell citizenship like that : )
is it $68000 or $6800 for South Africa?
Yes 6800 and not 68k
@@GoodlifeInvestor you have to correct this in the video editing. I heard you say $68,000
@@tremarley9648 good point, thanks
@@tremarley9648 sorry what are those 6800 dollars? what are they referring to? I ask why I'm considering my future move to either South Africa or Mauritius
what you advice for cashing out crypto in Mauritius tax free
I want this passport.
I am 52. I have a French and American passport. I want to move to Mauritius. Is it possible for me to get Mauritian citizenship? I thought it was extremely difficult.
It's possible as per my understanding, but Mauritius doesn't allow dual citizenship so you would need to surrender your current two passports.
@@dps4336 I wonder how that would work, since France does not allow you to lose your citizenship.
Scam ..???
Is Mauritius still offering the $500K fast-track citizenship option? I was reading some sources that stated they offered a 2-3 years path to naturalization if you increased the investment.
I'm currently working on South African citizenship by descent but it's a big uphill battle. Mainly due to the history of the country documentation can be seriously shoddy. I'd been researching banking solutions in Mauritius as a compliment to my (hopefully) eventual SA passport, but RBI and possible naturalization options in Mauritius' are also very interesting to me.
Yes they may have such option but it’s not that popular because no dual citizenship for naturalized citizens allowed and also physically residency requirements are quite strict. Not many are interested in living there two years straight.
Residency is nice cos it’s flexible. Ps: in SF attorney makes a huge difference. Like they can push for an order beyond certain time.
@@GoodlifeInvestor I thought the restriction on dual was waived for golden/fast track visa applicants. I guess I misunderstood. Living there for 2-3 years is a non-issue for me. Thanks for the info. Residence is still interesting, for sure.
By "SF" do you mean South Africa? I've got a law firm working on my case (best in the country on citizenship issues relating to pre-1990s - they were part of the advisory committee that helped draft the new citizenship & immigration laws in the early 2000s). Nonetheless it's still an uphill battle. Certain aspects of the legislation are unclear or have loopholes due to failed foresight at time of drafting... It is what it is. Descent claims are rarely ever straight forward when human rights abuses are in the mix - it's nearly impossible to preemptively legislate around rectifying every single aspect of how multiple generations of people might be affected by past unjust policies. Hoping my case might help set some precedent so that in future others won't have such a difficult time reclaiming what's theirs.
@@AE1P Where did you read about the restriction being lifted? Did they change this in the constitution?
@@GoodlifeInvestor As I said, I probably just misunderstood. I definitely read "dual citizenship permitted" on a few of the RCBI specialist law firms' sites in relation to the investor & fast-track programs, but the info could very well have just been presented unclearly. JH Marlin comes to mind, though they're not the only ones. I was sifting through many different sources with varying levels of reliability, which is why I asked.
@@AE1P that’s interesting, yes if a lawyer states it, must’ve read it in the constitution somewhere. I’m no legal expert, so I’ll surely defer to a lawyer.
I’ll take a look into this nonetheless.
Hi, thanks for this video. For Retiree residency in Mauritius, what are the requirements about age and annuities amount?