China → Mauritius
Chinese ordinary passports are listed as visa-exempt; maximum 60 days per visit. Tourism is generally capped at 180 days per calendar year and business at 120 days per calendar year, but the period granted is decided by the Mauritius immigration officer on entry.
Must hold a passport or recognized travel document valid beyond the intended stay, return/onward ticket, eligibility to re-enter country of origin or residence, adequate funds, confirmed hotel booking or accommodation sponsorship; no gainful activity without a valid residence permit. Mauritius All-In-One Travel Form is required before travel or on arrival.
Based on passport-specific data. · as of 2026-06-18
Official source ↗Common questions
No. The sourced rules list Chinese passports themselves as visa-exempt for Mauritius, with a maximum of 60 days per visit; the U.S. visa is not the document creating the Mauritius entry permission.
No sourced rule was found that makes ABTC a Mauritius visa waiver. APEC’s official description says ABTC facilitates short-term business travel within the APEC region to participating economies that have granted pre-clearance; Mauritius entry should be assessed by the passport’s own Mauritius rule.
Mauritius official travel requirements list Taiwan passports as non-recognized passports, but state that Taiwan passport holders may be granted a 60-day visa on arrival; therefore the short-visit outcome is classified as visa on arrival.
No visa is required, and no sourced Mauritius ETA/ETIAS requirement was found for U.S. passport visa-free short entry. U.S. passports are listed as visa-exempt.
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Visa policy changes without notice and this page is reference information that may contain errors. Before travel, verify via the official sources below or contact the destination country's embassy / consulate / immigration authority directly; final admission is at the destination government's discretion.