Short answer

To qualify for the Mauritius Premium Visa, the applicant must have proof of long stay plans and travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay (Source: MU_PREMIUM_EDB_2026, Economic Development Board of Mauritius; verified 2026-06-13). The published eligibility statement names insurance but states no coverage amount or territory, so the engine models a single rule: insurance is mandatory.

Key findings at a glance

ItemValue
RouteMauritius Premium Visa
AuthorityEconomic Development Board of Mauritius (EDB)
Evidence verified2026-06-13
Snapshot2026-06-13
Modeled rulesInsurance mandatory

What the authority requires

  • The applicant must have travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay. (Source: MU_PREMIUM_EDB_2026; verified 2026-06-13)
  • The published statement gives no coverage amount and no territory, so those stay UNKNOWN and are not modeled.

Normalized requirements table:

RequirementSource URLLocatorVerified date
Insurance is mandatoryhttps://news.edbmauritius.org/2021-january-the-new-premium-visa/Premium Visa eligibility2026-06-13

Verified requirements (PASS/FAIL/UNKNOWN)

RequirementStatusEvidence
Insurance is mandatoryPASSEDB: “the applicant must have proof of his/her long stay plans and travel and health insurance”
Minimum coverage amountUNKNOWNNot stated by the EDB
Coverage period / territoryUNKNOWNNot stated by the EDB

How we evaluate

The checker compares each modeled requirement against product evidence. Only one rule is encoded from the EDB eligibility statement: insurance is mandatory. The statement refers to insurance “for the initial period of stay” but gives no amount, no full-period rule and no territory, so the engine encodes only the mandatory requirement, following the UNKNOWN > Wrong principle. As a result, every tracked product that provides travel or health insurance satisfies the single modeled requirement and shows GREEN. Because the published detail is minimal, confirm the specific policy terms with the Economic Development Board before you apply. See /methodology/ for the full logic.

Proof package checklist

  • Travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay.
  • Proof of long stay plans, per the EDB eligibility statement.
  • Confirmation of any further terms the EDB may request, since the published statement is brief.

FAQ

Q: What is required? A: Travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay (Source: MU_PREMIUM_EDB_2026; verified 2026-06-13).

Q: Is there a minimum amount? A: The EDB states none, so the engine encodes no figure.

Q: Which products are GREEN? A: With only the mandatory rule modeled, every tracked product providing insurance is GREEN; confirm specific terms with the EDB.

Check in the engine

Use the compliance checker with the current snapshot for this route:

Open Compliance Checker Evidence-based · No source = UNKNOWN

Where to find compliant insurance for the Mauritius Premium Visa

The EDB statement asks for travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay, with no amount or territory specified, so most travel and health policies will meet the stated requirement. In the current snapshot, the tracked products show GREEN, including Genki Traveler and Genki Native. Because the published detail is minimal, confirm the exact terms with the Economic Development Board before applying.

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Last updated: 2026-06-13

Evidence log

  • Source: MU_PREMIUM_EDB_2026