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Who we serve

One base for borderless wealth.

For expatriates and internationally mobile families who want their portfolio held somewhere stable, tax-neutral and well regulated, whatever their next move.

Where we help

Your life moves. Your wealth should not have to.

A career across the Gulf, Africa, Asia and Europe leaves assets scattered across bank accounts, pension schemes and brokers in different countries, each with its own rules and none with a full picture. Consolidating in Mauritius gives you one custodian, one adviser and one report, in a jurisdiction that does not tax capital gains and does not restrict capital flows.

What we do

  • Consolidate holdings with an independent custodian in your name.
  • Build and manage a globally diversified portfolio in your chosen base currency.
  • Coordinate with Intrasia Group on trusts, foundations and residence permits where succession or relocation calls for them.
  • Report quarterly in a format your advisers in any country can use.

Why Mauritius

Legal certainty from a hybrid civil and common law system, statutory confidentiality, more than 45 double-taxation agreements and membership of the OECD Inclusive Framework. Read why Mauritius.

Questions we are asked

Frequently asked

I live in the Gulf. Can I hold my portfolio in Mauritius?
Yes. Non-residents can open investment accounts in Mauritius, and many Gulf-based families use Mauritian trusts and foundations for succession. Intrasia Management has a Group office in Dubai to support the structuring; it is not regulated for investment advice, and the portfolio is managed from Mauritius.
What happens if I move country again?
Assets held in Mauritius do not need to move when you do. We review the structure with your advisers in the new country so reporting and tax treatment stay correct.
Which currencies can the portfolio be reported in?
US dollars by default, with sterling and euro available, and a comparison currency of your choice for reporting.
Do I need to visit Mauritius?
No. Onboarding is done remotely, with identity checks under the rules of the regulator for the entity and service applicable to you, and your adviser is available by video or phone across time zones.

Wherever you are, start with a conversation.

Thirty minutes with an adviser who will ask about your family, your plans and the years ahead before anything else. No obligation.