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Buy Land & Calculate Home Loan in Mauritius: Your Complete Guide

Thinking about buying land in Mauritius? Whether you’re a first-time buyer or planning to finance your purchase with a home loan, understanding the true costs—and running the numbers—will help you make smart decisions.

To help you navigate this process with confidence, we've developed two free powerful tools: the Land Purchase & Costs Calculator and the Home Loan Calculator.




Why This is the Best Home Loan Calculator in Mauritius

Our Mauritius Home Loan Calculator is built with local rates and regulations, making it more accurate than generic tools. It factors in notary fees, registration duties, agency fees, and even extra cost buffers, giving you a clear picture of the real cost. In just seconds, you can see your monthly payments, total interest, and repayment schedule, helping you plan smarter and buy with confidence.

Land Purchase & Costs

Mauritius Land Purchase & Costs

Calculate your land purchase costs with Mauritius-specific rates and regulations

🏡 Land Purchase Analysis & Costs

📝 Purchase Details

📋 Cost Breakdown

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Mauritius Home Loan Calculator

Home Loan Calculator

Calculate your home loan payments with Mauritius-specific rates and regulations

💰 Home Loan Calculator & Summary

🏦 Loan Details

📊 Loan Summary

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What Are the Real Costs of Buying Land in Mauritius?

Purchasing land involves more than just the sale price. To avoid any surprises, it's crucial to understand all the associated costs. Here's a breakdown of the typical expenses you'll encounter:

1. Registration Duty (Government Tax)

Registration Duty: Automatically calculates the 5% registration fee (with first-time buyer exemptions up to MUR 5 million). This is a government tax, usually a flat 5% of the land's value as stated in the Deed of Sale. The notary collects this fee and pays it to the Registrar General.

Stamp duty – Additional charges may apply for document registration (usually Rs2,500 to Rs10,000), which should be factored into your housing budget.

2. Notary Fees: 

These fees are mandatory and are calculated on a sliding scale based on the transaction value. This is a progressive scale calculation based on property value:

  • 2% on the first Rs 250,000
  • 1.5% on the next Rs 500,000
  • 1% on the next Rs 1,000,000
  • 0.5% on the remaining amount

Note: These fees are subject to 15% VAT.

3. Real Estate Agency Fees (if applicable)

Agency Fees: While these can vary but the standard is  2% of the property value plus 15% VAT, and are typically paid by both the buyer and the seller. However, if you're buying a property in a new development, the developer typically covers the agency fees.

4. Mortgage & Bank-Related Fees (if taking a loan)

  • Processing/valuation fees: Approx. 0.5% of the loan amount (minimum Rs1,000, maximum Rs5,000).
  • Home loan deposit: Typically 20%–40% for non-residents, sometimes as low as 20% for residents.
  • Other bank charges: Possible security, registration, and maintenance fees.

5. Syndic Fees (applicable for property within residential developments)

  • Monthly costs for maintenance, ranging from Rs2,000 to Rs30,000 per month, relevant for gated communities, apartment blocks, or resort-style homes.

6. Insurance

  • Strongly recommended, costing from around Rs6,000 to Rs300,000 per year, depending on the property.

7. Compliance/Administrative Fees

  • Some agencies and notaries may charge for additional compliance checks or administrative tasks, typically Rs2,500–Rs10,000.
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Key Takeaways

  • Total transaction costs can range from 7%–10% of the property value, depending on the specifics.
  • First-time buyers could benefit from registration duty exemptions up to Rs5 million – ask your notary.
  • Always confirm all fees up front to avoid surprises. Many costs are legally mandated, and negotiation is rare for government taxes. For mortgage and insurance, options are available.

Planning for these costs will help ensure you set a realistic budget for your land purchase in Mauritius.

 

By using our Land Purchase & Costs Calculator, you can input the price of the land and get a quick, indicative estimate of all these extra costs. This allows you to budget accurately from the beginning.




What should I know before applying for a home loan in Mauritius?

Before taking a home loan in Mauritius, here are some key things to consider:

1. Eligibility & Documentation

  • Age (usually 18–65 years)
  • Proof of employment/stable income (residents), regular financial transfers or foreign income (non-residents) are necessary for securing a housing loan.
  • Documents: Be prepared to provide a number of documents, including your national identity card, birth and marriage certificates, last three months' salary slips, proof of address, bank statements, title deed, site plan, permit (for construction/renovation). The bank will also require a 'projet de vente' document from your notary and will send an evaluator to assess the property's value.

2. Deposit and Loan-to-Value Ratio

  • Minimum personal deposit often required (typically 20%–30% of property value for residents, may be higher for non-residents)
  • Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratio: For Mauritian citizens, banks can offer up to 100% home loans, while foreigners can typically borrow up to 70% of the property's value, depending on loan eligibility.

3. Interest Rate & Repayment Term

  • Interest Rates: Interest rates can be fixed, floating, or mixed, and they can vary significantly between banks. It's always a good idea to shop around and compare offers.
  • Compare fixed vs. variable rates (current market rates are around 4.8%–5.75% for MUR, higher for foreign currencies)
  • Loan terms: up to 30–35 years, with potential moratorium (payment holiday) periods
  • Repayment Capacity: Banks will assess your ability to repay the loan. A general guideline is that your monthly loan repayments should not exceed a certain percentage of your monthly income (often around 40% to 45%).

4. Debt Ratio & Ability to Repay

  • Monthly loan repayments should not exceed 40% of net income; banks will assess your income and expenses to determine eligibility
  • Adequate financial reserves may be required for security

5. Other Fees & Costs

  • Application and processing fees, valuation costs, registration fees, insurance (life/property)
  • Early repayment clauses, penalties, or incentives
  • Administrative costs borne by applicant

6. Security & Guarantees

  • Mortgage on property is usually required; some banks may accept other financial guarantees
  • Life insurance cover, often compulsory

7. Improve Loan Terms

  • Increase your deposit/down payment
  • Maintain a good credit score and low debt level
  • Compare offers from different lenders

8. Special Schemes & Incentives

  • First-time buyer schemes, government support (check for current incentives or subsidies)
  • Relief schemes for loan repayments may be available

9. Professional Advice

  • Consult mortgage brokers and financial advisors for expert help
  • Understand all terms/conditions before signing

Carefully considering these factors will help you secure a home loan that fits your needs and financial situation in Mauritius.

 

Our Home Loan Calculator is your first step toward financial clarity. By entering the loan amount, interest rate, and repayment period, you can instantly see your estimated monthly installments and the total interest you'll pay over the life of the loan. This tool is a powerful way to plan your finances and find a loan structure that works for you.

Top 10 Banks with Best Home Loan Rates in Mauritius (August 2025)

Securing the perfect home loan in Mauritius requires comparing rates, terms, and benefits across multiple financial institutions. Here's your comprehensive guide to the top 10 banks and financial institutions offering competitive home loan packages, complete with actual interest rates and unique advantages for August 2025.

1. SICOM (State Insurance Company of Mauritius)

Interest Rate: 2.00% p.a. for first year, then 6.25% variable (up to Rs10M) / 6.00% variable (Rs10M-15M)
Loan Amount: Up to Rs15 million
Repayment Period: Up to 30 years

Key Advantage: Ultra-low promotional starter rate - Exceptional 2% introductory rate for the first year
Key Features: Special promotional rate of 5.90% from year two (April-June 2025 offer), flexible repayment terms, and competitive variable rates for non-SICOM customers.

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2. Absa Bank Mauritius

Interest Rate: 5.05% p.a. (APR 5.129%)
Loan Amount: Up to 100% financing
Repayment Period: Up to 30 years

Key Advantage: Comprehensive benefits package - No early repayment penalties plus extensive merchant discounts
Key Features: Up to 100% financing, merchant discounts up to 15% with partners like SNL StockNlock and Kitchen Studio, interest-only payments for first 12 months, up to 25% discount on facility fees.

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3. MCB (Mauritius Commercial Bank)

Interest Rate: 5.05% p.a. (Prime Lending Rate: 6.65%)
Loan Amount: Up to 100% financing available
Repayment Period: Up to 30 years

Key Advantage: Best refinancing solutions - Up to 100% refinancing from other institutions
Key Features: Comprehensive housing finance for all property needs, stress-free application process, dedicated support team, quick approval times.

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4. MHC (Mauritius Housing Company)

Interest Rate: 6.00% p.a. (Eco Loan) / 6.55% p.a. (Diaspora Loan) / 7.60% p.a. (Senior Smart Loan)
Loan Amount: Rs1 million to Rs15 million+
Repayment Period: Up to 35 years

Key Advantage: Specialized housing finance institution - 53 years of housing loan expertise with multiple specialized products
Key Features: Multiple loan products for different needs, mandatory PEL savings account, architectural services available, construction loans with mixed financing options.

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5. SBM Bank (Mauritius) Ltd

Interest Rate: Prime Lending Rate: 6.95% p.a.
Loan Amount: Up to 100% financing
Repayment Period: Up to 35 years

Key Advantage: Longest repayment terms - Up to 35 years with optional 2-year moratorium
Key Features: SBM Home Club card with merchant discounts, 5% government scheme benefit (up to Rs500,000), open to non-SBM customers.

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6. MauBank

Interest Rate: Variable rates linked to Base Lending Rate
Loan Amount: Up to 100% for first-time buyers
Repayment Period: Flexible terms

Key Advantage: First-time buyer specialist - 100% financing for first-time land/house/apartment buyers
Key Features: Fast approval process, construction moratorium up to 12 months, available to non-customers, transparent terms

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7. AfrAsia Bank Mauritius

Interest Rate: Competitive rates in MUR and EUR
Loan Amount: MUR: up to 90% financing, EUR: up to 70% financing
Repayment Period: MUR: up to 25 years, EUR: up to 15 years

Key Advantage: Multi-currency options - Unique dual-currency lending in MUR and EUR
Key Features: International banking expertise, currency flexibility for expats and international clients, competitive processing fees up to 1% of loan amount

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8. Bank of Baroda Mauritius

Interest Rate: 2.00% over Prime Lending Rate
Loan Amount: Maximum Rs5 million
Repayment Period: Up to 120 months (10 years)

Key Advantage: Low processing costs - Minimal processing fees and flexible eligibility criteria
Key Features: Processing fee only 1% of loan amount (min Rs1,000, max Rs25,000), suitable for salaried and self-employed professionals

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9. Bank One

Rate: Based on Prime Lending Rate of 7.95% p.a.
Key Feature: Comprehensive home loan services with adjusted rates following Bank of Mauritius Key Rate changes.

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10. SBI Mauritius Ltd

Interest Rate: Attractive rates for housing and mortgage loans
Loan Amount: Flexible loan amounts
Repayment Period: Standard terms

Key Advantage: State Bank of India group credibility - Part of India's largest banking network
Key Features: Specialized realty and mortgage loan solutions, established banking credentials, comprehensive loan products for various housing needs

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Government Support Available

The Housing Loan Relief Scheme provides Rs1,000 monthly allowance for eligible borrowers until June 2025, applicable to secured housing loans not exceeding Rs5 million.

Smart Selection Guidelines

Compare Total Cost: Look beyond interest rates to include processing fees, insurance requirements, and additional charges.

Evaluate Specific Needs: Whether it's construction, purchase, refinancing, or eco-friendly housing - different institutions offer specialized solutions.

Consider Promotional Benefits: Many banks provide special rates, government scheme benefits, and merchant discounts that can significantly reduce overall costs.

Assess Repayment Flexibility: Look for moratorium options during construction phases and flexible repayment terms that align with your financial situation.

Check Eligibility Requirements: Some banks offer better terms for first-time buyers, while others specialize in refinancing or have specific income criteria.

Note: All interest rates are variable and subject to change based on Bank of Mauritius policy rates and individual institutional decisions. Always verify current rates, terms, and promotional offers directly with your chosen financial institution before making your final decision.




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Disclaimer: Our calculators are for indicative purposes only. The final costs and loan terms may vary and are subject to bank approval and current market conditions. We recommend consulting a financial expert or a legal professional for personalized advice.

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