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A foreign national wishing to enter Mauritius must obtain a visa unless he or she is
Contents
- Visa exemption
- Visa on arrival
- Visa required
- Transit without a visa
- Admission Refused
- Statistics
- References
Other exemptions include holders of diplomatic passports (other than those issued by the Government of Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, and Yemen), children and spouse of a citizen of Mauritius, crew of a vessel travelling on duty, holders of laissez-passer issued by internationally recognized organizations and persons who intend to remain in Mauritius only during the stay of a vessel by which they arrive and depart.
All visitors are required to hold proof of sufficient funds to cover their stay (minimum of USD 100 per day), confirmed hotel reservation and documents required for their next destination. Business visits may not exceed 120 days within one calendar year and a maximum stay of 180 days in total (tourism and business) is granted within one calendar year.
Visa exemption
Citizens of the following countries may stay without a visa for 90 days:
Visa on arrival
Citizens of the following 60 countries may obtain a visa on arrival valid for 60 days:
Citizens of the following 5 countries may obtain a visa on arrival valid for 14 days:
Visa required
Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to visit Mauritius or can obtain a visa on arrival, however holders of the following passports must obtain a visa prior to travel:
Transit without a visa
Holders of confirmed onward tickets may transit through Mauritius without a visa for a maximum time of 24 hours. This is not applicable to nationals of Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Yemen.
Admission Refused
Admission and Transit is refused to nationals of Guineaand Sierra Leoneor any other visitor who has recently been to these nations.
Statistics
Most visitors arriving to Mauritius were from the following countries or territories of residence: