Visa Invitation Letter For Mauritius

Information About The Person Being Invited to Mauritius

• Complete name of the person going to Mauritius from Sri Lanka
• Date of birth of the person going to Mauritius
• The person’s address and contact number in Sri Lanka
• Your relationship to the individual invited to Mauritius
• The reason for the visit to Mauritius
• How long the person you’re inviting wants to remain in Mauritius
• Information on accommodation and living costs in Mauritius
• The date the person you are inviting plans to leave Mauritius

Information About The Person Providing Visa Letter in Mauritius

• Complete full name of the person in Mauritius
• Date of birth of the person in Mauritius
• Residential address and telephone number in Mauritius
• Profession of the person in Mauritius
• Whether you are citizen of Mauritius or Long term Resident
• A photocopy of a document confirming person’s residential status in Mauritius. (eg: copy of a birth certificate if the individual born in Mauritius or has Mauritian citizenship card.)
• For those who are Permanent Resident in Mauritius, an evidence of permanent resident status must be sent.

These details are only a guideline. You need to write the letter of invitation yourself. A number of Mauritian visa departments might require that your letter be notarized by a Notary Public.

For several types of visas for example inviting aged parents, you could be instructed to supply additional information such as the following:

• Details about your family unit, together with names and dates of birth of your spouse and dependants in addition to the total number of people living in your residence,
• Information about those you might have recently sponsored and whose sponsorship remains to be in effect,
• A written and signed commitment of your financial assistance for your parents or grandparents for the entire duration of their stay in Mauritius,
• Evidence of income at a level meeting or in excess of the low-income for the total number of people, including the visiting parents or grandparents, must be included.

Other types of Mauritian visas?

• Mauritian tourist visa issued for anyone visiting Mauritius for vacations, tourism, recreation or to visit friends and relations in Mauritius. For anyone who is a Mauritian citizen, you don’t have to request a Mauritian visa. Learn more
• Mauritian business visa is issued to foreigners to either discuss with business representatives, go to a scientific, educational, professional, or business conference or any other kind of conference, settle an estate or discuss a contract in Mauritius. Find out more
• Mauritian transit visa lets you transit via Mauritius for no longer than 24 to 72 hours if either you will need to enter Mauritius on your way to another country or you are making your way to join a ship as a member of the crew.

  In general, you can include dependent children on your visa application when they are going along with you on your passport. You may not need to request this visa. Know more

• Mauritian student visa is commonly granted to conduct study in Mauritius. Student visas tend to be short-term visas which permit people to visit Mauritius for a specified period to study at a Mauritian educational institution. Know more
• Mauritian Working Visa is often issued to work in Mauritius. In general, you must have a valid Mauritian visa with work rights. A wide range of non permanent and extended work visas are available for Mauritius. Learn more about Mauritian work visas.

Please be aware: Make sure you get the correct Mauritian visas where required which is your obligation to get hold of them. As a rule countries demand passports to be valid for 6 months after the expiration of the visa. NB: Having a visa does not guarantee an individual entry on arrival in Mauritius.

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If you want to obtain addiitional information about going to Mauritius from Colombo, Sri Lanka, please click on the appropriate web links listed below:

Don’t hesitate to talk about your encounters with the Mauritian Embassy in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Whether you’re applying for a visa for visiting Mauritius or notarizing documents or merely just seeking to talk to a person at the Mauritian consulate in Colombo. Let us know by just submitting it right here.

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