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Hello. I do not think there is a requirement of number of days regarding residence permit or even the retirement permit (as long as the money keeps coming in). The 183 days rules are for Tax purposes as far as I know -- I am sure others will come along with more pertinent advice. Keep checking the EDB website, or email them.

Good luck.

Thanks for the help.

much appreciated.

Yes, you can. There is no physical presence test for the retirement permit, only the requirement to show $18,000 per annum transferred to Mauritius. That said, you would be the retirement permit holder's dependent and therefore not subject to any restrictions.

@SafferCA

That is interesting. As a dependent of a retired non-citizen, are there really no restrictions on employment?

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@nicholasmound

Hi, provided you become a dependent on your wife鈥檚 retirement permit, you have no restrictions on your earnings from overseas or movements in and out of the country.

it might be wise to keep your earnings offshore just to avoid becoming tax resident during these 3 years.

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Regards,

Gilbert

@Tookays,SafferCa, Gilbert Grant

Many thanks to all of you for your advice and information which is very helpful. I will think about the way forward, regards Nick

@Gilbert Grant

That is interesting.

Depending on my income abroad and taxation, I might wish to bring most of my ncome into Mauritius and become a tax resident -- the taxation in Mauritius is not unfavourable compared to many other countries.

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OK, sounds good! In which case doing that via a domestic company is your best way forward. You can earn all that income tax-free. I can explain further when we talk