Citizen Consult is a Global Legal Advisory Firm based in Grand Baie, Mauritius.
We advise on Mauritian and international law in complex matters, providing structured legal solutions tailored to cross-border challenges.
Our areas of expertise
We advise in four areas in which we have recognised expertise, covering the main international legal issues.
We practise law in French and English. We also, of course, speak Mauritian Creole.
We pursue the following objectives
Support individuals and businesses in expatriating, settling, or investing in Mauritius.
Provide our clients with tax and legal strategies enabling them to thrive and protect their assets.
Anticipate and respond with agility to the contemporary challenges faced by entrepreneurs.
Promote the mobility of people, capital and businesses, as well as business security.
Freedom and security are Citizen Consult’s watchwords. Our aim is for our expertise to become the source of your peace of mind and fulfilment both professionally and personally.
A demanding international clientele
Citizen Consult is the Mauritian subsidiary of the Citizen International group, operating across Europe and the Indian Ocean region.
Our latest publications
Mauritius, a venue for arbitration
“Korean Telecoms takes Rwanda to international arbitration in Mauritius over a revoked 25-year LTE wholesale license it claims was guaranteed until 2038[1]”, read the headline
Exit Tax in France: A Guide for French Expatriates
Exit tax, or the “departure tax”, is a mechanism that raises many questions, particularly among taxpayers considering expatriation and transferring their tax residence outside France.
Tax Residence: Transfer, Conditions and Pitfalls to Avoid!
Changing your tax residence involves far more than simply moving abroad! Far from being a mere formality, this process is closely scrutinised by the French
Expatriating to Mauritius Legally: Freedom, Security and Taxation
Moving abroad is often presented as a decision driven by freedom. The freedom to choose where to live, develop an international business, protect one’s family,
Sale of Shares in a French SAS by a Non-Resident: What Happens to Social Contributions?
A French tax non-resident is not taxable in France on their worldwide income. France may only tax income and capital gains having a “French source”,
Leaving France and Expatriation: Managing Your Tax Residence Transfer Step by Step
Choosing to leave France and settle abroad requires careful planning of your tax residence transfer. This is a crucial process from both a legal and
Let’s meet
You can get in touch with the Firm by contacting us directly by phone or email.
We can also arrange an appointment at the date and time that suit you.