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Home Loans in Mauritius

Home loans and mortgages for buying, building or refinancing property in Mauritius.

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Home loans and mortgages for buying, building or refinancing property in Mauritius. Compare every option on the Mauritian market. Rates and fees shown are verified where available — contact the provider for a personalised quotation.

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ProviderProductInterest rateLoan amountTenorAction
MCBMCB Home LoanContact bank for current rate(PLR-linked)Contact bank60 – 300 monthsDetails
SBMSBM Home LoanContact bank for current rate(PLR-linked)Contact bank60 – 300 monthsDetails
MauBankMauBank Home LoanContact bank for current rate(PLR-linked)Contact bank60 – 300 monthsDetails
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Documents needed for home loan / mortgage

KYC requirements vary by provider. Use this as a checklist and confirm exact documents directly with the bank, insurer or lender.

Salaried applicant

  • National Identity Card (NIC), birth and marriage certificates
  • Proof of address (utility bill or bank statement, under 3 months)
  • Last 3 salary slips / e-payslips
  • 6–12 months bank statements
  • Employer confirmation letter
  • Declaration of existing credit

Non-resident / foreign buyer

  • Valid passport
  • Visa / residence or occupation permit
  • Proof of address in country of residence
  • 3–6 months home-country bank statements
  • Proof of overseas income
  • Scheme compliance (PDS / IRS / RES / Smart City / G+2)

LTV, deposit and insurance requirements vary by lender and borrower residency.

Sources: mcb.mu, mhc.mu, mcsmutualaid.mu

Frequently asked questions

How much can I borrow for a home loan in Mauritius?

Banks typically lend based on a multiple of your gross income and existing debt obligations. A deposit of 10–20% is often required.