When purchasing real estate in Mauritius, it is important to consider not only the property price itself but also the additional costs associated with the acquisition process. Government taxes, notary fees, agency commissions and administrative charges can represent a significant part of the overall investment.
Whether you are buying a primary residence, a holiday home or a rental investment property, here are the main acquisition costs to anticipate before signing the deed of sale.
Registration Duty: The Main Government Tax
Registration Duty is the transfer tax levied by the Mauritian government on real estate transactions.
For acquisitions made by non-citizens under approved schemes such as IRS, RES, PDS, Smart City developments or R+2 apartments, this tax is currently set at 10% of the purchase price.
Article by Patrick Ramade My Immo ltd, published on 2 June 2026 on My Immo Mauritius.
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