Monegasque Visa is not required for Mauritians
Stay Duration: 90 days
Entry Requirements
- Mauritians visiting Monaco can stay for a maximum period of 90 days without visa.
- A Schengen visa is required for Mauritians willing to stay in the country beyond 90 days.
- A valid passport with a minimum validity of 6 months beyond the intended period of stay, a recent passport photograph (size: 35mm by 45mm) and a cover letter is required.
- Proof of bank statement for the last six months and income tax certificate for the last two years is also required.
- Visitors are to declare at least 10,000 EUR as travel allowance upon arrival in Monaco .
- Minors up to the age 17 are to be included their parent’s passport.
- Proof of reserved accommodation or confirmed hotel bookings is also required.
- Visitors on business trips are expected to tender a letter of invitation from the company in Monaco as well as an attestation letter from their employer.
- Visitors are expected to show guarantee that they would return to their country. This could be in form of a flight reservation.
- Monaco is known to be the most expensive and wealthiest place on Earth, having a wide range of tourist attractions.
- The languages spoken in Monaco are English, French, Italian and Monegasque, with French being the official language.
- Visitors are expected to always carry a means of identification around in order to avoid embarrassment.
- Walking around barefoot and in swim wears ( except at the beach) as well as hailing a cab is prohibited in Monaco.
- About 90% of Monegasques are Roman Catholics, however freedom of religion is guaranteed by the constitution.
- Monaco has hot-summer Mediterranean climate. As a result, it has warm, dry summers and mild, rainy winters.
- The hottest months being July-August and the coolest being January-February.
- Monaco uses the Central European Summer Time (GMT+2), making Mauritius 2 hours ahead of Monaco.
- Transportation in Monaco is facilitated by air, road, rail and water networks.
- When visiting Monaco, there are variety of local dishes to try. Bouillabaisse tops the list, a classic seafood stew, followed by Gnocchi, potato slices with melted cheese.