Mauritius has recently been afforded the title as Africa’s best Country for Business through a Forbes Survey in 2015, as well as from the World Banking Doing Business in 2016. When you are looking to invest in Mauritius, whether you are investing in property or looking to start your business there, Mauritius ensures the procedures to follow are clearly outlined and followed.
World Bank Group shed light on the five steps, starting with the registration of the company and reserving the name of the company, which takes around 2 days to complete. The next step is to receive an inspection from local authorities, where you inform a number of agencies about the registration of the company and when it is to open. This procedure takes around four days where local authorities communicate fees, guidelines and provisions. Step 3 involves paying the required fees, while step 4 businesses need to then register with the social security office. These two steps take around 2 days to complete. The final step, which takes around a day to complete, involves making a company seal, where a certificate of incorporation of the company, with a letter requesting them to make a company seal, are submitted with the seal maker.
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