🇲🇺Mauritius Visa
Turkish travelers on an ordinary (burgundy) passport can enter Mauritius without a visa and stay up to 60 days. There's no consulate visit to plan for, no visa to apply for in advance. The one thing to sort out beforehand is the online travel authorization (ETA) you complete before you fly.
Ordinary (Burgundy)
Turkish citizens go to Mauritius without a visa — stay for up to 60 days. Before boarding the plane, you need to fill out the free 'Mauritius All-in-One Travel Authorization' form online; Passport, return ticket and hotel reservation information are required. Confirmation comes via e-mail within 48 hours.
Official application →Special (Green)
Visa-free for up to 60 days. Online pre-approval form (Travel Authorization) required, free.
Official application →Service (Grey)
Visa-free for up to 60 days. Online pre-approval form required, free.
Official application →Diplomatic (Black)
Visa-free, 60 days as per mutual agreement.
Official application →Cities to Visit in Mauritius
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa for Mauritius?
No. Turkish citizens with an ordinary (burgundy) passport enter Mauritius visa-free and can stay for up to 60 days. The same visa-free entry applies to special (green), service (grey) and diplomatic (black) passports, each for 60 days.
If it's visa-free, is there anything to file beforehand?
Yes, not a visa but an online travel authorization. Mauritius asks travelers to complete an electronic travel authorization (ETA) before arrival. You apply through the official page at mauritiusnow.com/eta. Since approval times can shift with demand, check the current requirements there before you leave.
Which passports get in visa-free?
All four do. Burgundy, green, grey and black passports all qualify for visa-free stays of up to 60 days, so a holiday and an official trip are equally straightforward when it comes to the visa.
Can I stay longer than 60 days?
The standard visa-free stay caps out at 60 days. If you're planning a longer trip or traveling for a different purpose such as work, you'll need to look into the conditions and extension options with the official authorities ahead of time.