Shanti Maurice Resort & Spa 5*

Shanti Maurice Resort & Spa 5*
Shanti Maurice Resort & Spa 5*
For information on travel formalities and the documents required for the destination mentioned on this page, you should consult the consular services or embassies of the country of destination and possible transit, whose contact details are available on the website of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA):
https://www.eda.admin.ch/fr/pays-maurice
Travel advice – Mauritius: https://www.eda.admin.ch/fr/conseils-pour-les-voyages-maurice
Before departure, please complete the Mauritius All-in-One Travel Form online at https://safemauritius.govmu.org/ within 72 hours before your arrival. It generates a QR code to show on arrival.
Health restriction (Ebola): foreign travellers arriving from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda or South Sudan, or who have stayed in or transited through any of these countries in the previous 21 days, are temporarily not allowed to enter Mauritius.
In the event of problems on the spot, please contact:
Consulate General of Switzerland in Port Louis: 24, avenue des Hirondelles, Quatre Bornes; tel. +230 427 55 07; mauritius@honrep.ch
For consular matters: Embassy of Switzerland in Pretoria, southernafrica@eda.admin.ch
FDFA Helpline (24/7, 365 days a year): https://www.eda.admin.ch/fr/pays-maurice
Non-Swiss nationals are advised to contact the embassies and consulates of the country of destination and of any transit, as well as the diplomatic or consular representation in Switzerland of their country of origin for further information.
Since 1 October 2025, a tourist tax has applied to any person staying in tourist accommodation in Mauritius. This tax, amounting to EUR 3 per person per night, applies to all individuals aged 12 and above. It is to be paid on site, at the accommodation's reception.
The website of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and healthytravel.ch, supported by the Federal Office of Public Health, provide general health and vaccination recommendations on the following pages:
https://www.eda.admin.ch/fr/conseils-pour-les-voyages-maurice
https://www.healthytravel.ch/
This information is not intended to replace the judgement of your doctor or pharmacist, or a specialist in tropical medicine for distant destinations, particularly when advising people at risk.
For destinations where a visa is required, the time taken to process and obtain a visa is approximately between 72 hours and 1 month.
For some destinations, it can take up to 3 months to process and obtain a visa (notably China, Japan, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Mongolia and Thailand). Other destinations may require a visa application to be made up to 4 months before the date of departure.
To find out about the formalities to be completed, particularly in terms of visas, you should consult the consular services or embassies of the country of destination and possible transit. For Mauritius, the competent Mauritian representations are listed on the FDFA website:
https://www.eda.admin.ch/fr/pays-maurice
For Swiss citizens, in most cases a passport valid for up to 6 months after the date of return is required.
In some cases, additional documents may be required, in addition to a visa. Travellers are advised to consult the consular authorities or embassies of the countries to which they are travelling or through which they may transit to obtain a list of the documents required.