Request a Corporate Services Quote
Use the form below to make a corporate services enquiry in Mauritius. It is passed to an FSC-licensed corporate service provider (Management Licence), which replies with a quote.
If you need to contact a corporate services provider in Mauritius, this page is the only point of contact. The form is relayed to a partner holding an FSC-licensed corporate service provider (Management Licence). The site gives general information, not advice, so the provider will assess your situation before quoting.
What you can ask about
- Yearly corporate compliance and the compliance calendar
- A resident director for your company
- Payroll set-up and filing with the MRA
- AML/CFT support, including a MLRO
- Accounts, audit and the beneficial ownership register
What to prepare
A short, precise description helps the provider reply properly. Have these points ready:
- The legal form of your company and whether it holds a Global Business Licence or is an Authorised Company
- The services you want, and whether they are one-off or recurring
- The number of directors and employees, and where they are based
- Any deadline you are working towards
For a Global Business Licence holder, the licence rules require administration by an FSC-licensed corporate service provider (Management Licence). Changing provider also triggers a fee set by the FSC Rules, so mention it if you plan a switch.
What happens after you send it
- You submit the form
Your details reach the partner through the site only.
- The provider reviews it
It checks your structure and the scope of work.
- You receive a reply
A quote, or a request for further information.
- You decide
Nothing is binding until you accept in writing.
Compare options first in our guide on choosing a corporate services provider.
FAQ
Does sending the form commit me to anything?
No. It is a request for information and a quote. Any engagement starts only when you accept the provider's terms.
Can I use this form for company creation advice?
This site covers life after incorporation. Describe your situation in the form and the provider will tell you what it can handle.
Will the provider need identity documents?
Possibly, later. A provider subject to anti-money laundering rules must verify clients; see our KYC checklist for corporate clients.