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Cross-border

Occupation Permit: Tax Implications for Foreign Professionals

Occupation Permit: Tax Implications for Foreign Professionals

Investor, Professional, or Self-Employed OP — the tax profile differs.

Three OP categories

Professional (salary ≥ Rs 30k/month), Investor (business activity ≥ USD 50k), and Self-Employed (activity ≥ USD 35k). Each has income and turnover conditions.

Tax residency

OP holders present > 183 days become tax residents. Salaries, business income and Mauritian-source income are fully taxable.

Family and dependents

Spouses and dependents can be included. Only the primary OP holder's income triggers residency — but families should plan collectively.

Renewal traps

OP renewals check compliance with income thresholds AND tax filings. Don't let a filing lapse jeopardise your immigration status.

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