Complete your Mauritius arrival card online

A form is tied to one journey: one arrival date and one flight or ship. The official portal has no function to edit or retrieve a submitted form, so a change of flight or date generally means a new form.

The form does not decide how long you may stay. That depends on the entry rules for your nationality.

The official portal offers the PDF as soon as the form is submitted. After we submit your form, we send the PDF to the email address given in your order.

No official source publishes a minimum number of hours before travel. The official form accepts an arrival date from today up to 15 days ahead, and the form states that proof of completion is required at boarding. Advice such as 72 hours before travel is not an official rule.

You can order earlier. We hold your application and submit it once the arrival date is within the 15 days that the official form accepts.

The Mauritius All-in-One Travel Form is the online travel and health declaration of the Ministry of Health and Wellness of the Republic of Mauritius. The official form states that travelers are required, under Mauritian law, to complete it before traveling to Mauritius, and that proof of completion will be required at boarding.

The form covers arrival by air and by sea. Its list of travel purposes includes tourism, business, education, employment, a wedding and transit, and it also has options for residents of Mauritius. No exemptions are stated on the form.

The official form has no family or group mode, so each traveler is entered as a separate submission.

Entry rules can change. Check the official portal before you travel to confirm that the requirement still applies in the same way.

1. Travel information: by air or by sea, country of residence, airline and flight number, date of arrival, purpose of travel, length of stay, initial port of embarkation and countries visited in the last six months.
2. Personal information: names, gender, date of birth, nationality, passport number, mobile number and permanent address.
3. Accommodation information: your address during the stay in Mauritius and its contact details.
4. Emergency contact: a person who can be reached in an emergency while you are in Mauritius.
5. Signs and symptoms: yes or no answers about fever, sore throat, skin lesions, cough, joint pain and breathing difficulties.
6. Declaration: review the details, confirm that they are correct and complete, and submit.
7. Download the PDF of the completed form.

French travelers who live in Réunion can enter a valid identity card number in place of a passport number, according to a note on the form.

Common mistakes to avoid:

• Relying on the paper card at the airport: UK government advice says travelers who have not completed the online form are asked to fill in a disembarkation card at the airport, but the official form says proof of completion is required at boarding
• A vague address in Mauritius: give the address where you will stay, with a phone number or email
• No emergency contact: the form asks for a person who can be reached while you are in Mauritius
• Leaving out countries visited: the form asks about the last six months
• Not keeping the PDF: the official portal has no function to retrieve a submitted form later
• Inaccurate health answers: knowingly false information can lead to a fine or imprisonment