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African and Asian Investors
Investors from South Africa, India, the GCC and broader Africa and Asia need a regulated, treaty-backed entry point into cross-border investment — with substance that satisfies tax authorities and treaty partners.
Suitable solutions
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GBL formation for treaty-backed investment into Africa and Asia
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Corridor-specific structuring: South Africa, India, GCC, sub-Saharan Africa
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Treaty mapping and optimisation across 45+ double-taxation agreements
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Substance design: resident directors, CIGA, local board meetings
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Portfolio and direct-investment structuring through Mauritius
Process
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Corridor analysis: treaty position, tax implications, regulatory context
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Structure design: GBL formation, share capital, banking
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Substance set-up: directors, office, board procedures
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Treaty application and beneficial-ownership declarations
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Ongoing compliance: audit, FSC returns, MRA filings
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Periodic review as treaty positions evolve (e.g., India PPT)
Documentation
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Investment plan and corridor analysis
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GBL incorporation and director documents
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Bank account opening documentation
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Treaty-benefit declarations and forms
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Transfer-pricing documentation where applicable
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Annual audit and regulatory returns
Indicative timeline
4–6 weeks for GBL formation; ongoing structuring support as needed.
Ongoing obligations
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Two resident directors in Mauritius
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Principal banking in Mauritius
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Audited accounts prepared in Mauritius
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Board meetings chaired from Mauritius
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CIGA in / from Mauritius
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Annual FSC and MRA reporting
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Treaty-benefit declarations maintained
Relevant team member
Eric Di Betta
Director
Two decades of C-level international experience across Europe and Africa. Leads market-corridor and investment-structuring engagements.
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Tell us what you're building and where you're based. We'll show you if Mauritius is the right solution, and if it is, design the structure that fits.