Hi all,
1). I am a Mauritian with a Mauritian Passport, who is now married to a British Man. Does anyone know if My husband can get a Mauritian ID to be part of a Citizen of Mauritius.
2). Could we get a Joint account in Mauritius?
3). Could my Husband apply for a Mauritian passport, as well as keeping his British passport?
Kindly let me know please!
Thank you!
Can a british citizen get a Mauritian passport or ID
RD2010
17 September 2015 20:24:51
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nextlogistics
17 September 2015 20:47:01
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yes both countries accept dual nationality and mauritius banks allows all
RD2010
17 September 2015 23:18:13
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Do you know where I can enquire more about this? Getting him a Mauritian ID? And getting him a Mauritian passport aswell?
Thank you
nextlogistics
18 September 2015 04:19:17
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RD2010 wrote:Do you know where I can enquire more about this? Getting him a Mauritian ID? And getting him a Mauritian passport aswell?
Thank you
Have you thought about asking the Republic of Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office 
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