Imagine you invest 500K in a RESproperty and get a PR. The property does really well, moves up sharply in value and you decide in say 3 years time to sell.
Do you lose your PR? Or once the RES investment is made, the PR that results is until death?
What happens if you sell the RES property you PR permit is based upon?
peterg123
18 July 2019 23:33:15
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19 July 2019 00:58:12
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The permit is linked to the property you've acquired. Should you choose to sell that Mauritian home, you will immediately lose your residency permit and its benefits.
Globalvessel2018
29 March 2024 20:02:41
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What happens if you sell after getting citizenship and getting mauritius passport?
Bhavna
30 March 2024 12:28:23
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@Globalvessel2018
Hello and welcome !
Residence permit and nationality/citizenship are 2 different things.
If you acquire the Mauritian nationality, it will remain yours even if you sell.
If you have acquired residency thorugh buying property, you will lose it upon selling.
Regards
Bhavna
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