Mauritius – Online Gaming LicenseOpening 2027
Gambling Regulatory Authority | Timeframe: No official processing time yet
License Overview
Regulatory Authority
Gambling Regulatory Authority
(GRA)
License Type
Online Gaming License
(GRA)
Timeframe
No official processing time yet
License Types
B2C
- Online casinos, sportsbooks and other betting platforms
B2B
- Suppliers of gambling products, services and technology
Ancillary Service Provider License
- Ancillary service providers
Capital Requirements
Required Capital
Depending on the business model
Operational Requirements
Physical Presence
Incorporation in Mauritius is required.
Software Requirements
Certified by recognised gaming laboratory
Monitoring Requirements
GRA has real-time access to licensees’ equipment, including software and servers – betting operators’ servers must stay continuously connected to the monitoring system
No official processing time yet. As per the reports, applications will be accepted from early 2027.
Key Questions
Who regulates the Mauritius Online Gaming License?
The Online Gaming License in Mauritius is issued by the Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA).
How long does it take to obtain the Mauritius Online Gaming License?
Timeframe: No official processing time yet.
What is the minimum capital for the Mauritius Online Gaming License?
Depending on the business model
Is local presence required for the Mauritius Online Gaming License?
Incorporation in Mauritius is required.
Which license types are available in Mauritius?
B2C: Online casinos, sportsbooks and other betting platforms. B2B: Suppliers of gambling products, services and technology. Ancillary Service Provider License: Ancillary service providers
Why Mauritius?
- Moderate licensing and operational cost.
- Mauritius as a reputable financial centre with an OECD/FATF-compliant profile
- An FSC Payment Intermediary Services licence can be combined with the gaming licence to process payments for clients outside Mauritius.
- Early-mover advantage in a new regime.