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Mauritius Visa for Indians: Types, Official Portal & Documents (2026)

Mauritius admits many nationalities without a prior visa, with the immigration officer deciding length of stay at the port of entry. Indian passport holders do not need to apply for a visa in advance.

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For Indian passport holders

Visa-freeNo advance visa needed – stay granted on arrival

India's MEA lists Mauritius as not requiring a visa for Indian nationals, with entry stamped by immigration according to visitor category. The Mauritian immigration officer decides the length of stay.

Source: official government page(official site, opens in a new tab)

Ways to enter Mauritius

Official sources

Government websites — the only authoritative place for current rules and fees. Beware of look-alike sites.

Typical documents

Commonly requested items. The official checklist for your visa category always takes priority.

  • Passport valid for the duration of stay (6 months recommended)
  • Return ticket
  • Confirmed accommodation
  • Sufficient funds
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Processing time and fees

Processing

No advance processing needed.

Government fees

The Passport and Immigration Office states visas and extensions are free.

Providers that cover Mauritius

Sample prices

17 listed providers file Mauritius tourist applications for Indian passports. Totals below are illustrative sample figures (service + estimated government fee), not quotes. You can also apply yourself on the official portal above.

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Tips before you apply

  • Carry your return ticket and hotel booking.
  • Tourists may not work or study on a visitor stay.
  • Check any online arrival forms with the Passport and Immigration Office before travel.

Mauritius visa FAQ for Indians

Is Mauritius visa-free for Indians?
Yes, no advance visa is needed; immigration grants your stay on arrival.
How long can I stay?
The immigration officer decides at the port of entry; tourist stays can be up to six months in a calendar year, case by case.
Is there a visa fee?
The Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office says visas and extensions are free.
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