Only registered barristers, attorneys, notaries and foreign lawyers may provide legal services in Mauritius. These titles are protected and only a barrister can appear in the courts of Mauritius.

What is the salary of a lawyer in Mauritius?

The salary range for people working in Mauritius in Law & Legislation is typically from 18,893.00 MUR (minimum salary) to 55,748.00 MUR (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher).

How many lawyers are there in Mauritius?

We have around 690 barristers and 152 attorneys in Mauritius. The attorneys are technically in the safe zone. The main issue is with the barristers.

Can a barrister work internationally?

There are tremendous opportunities for barristers of all specialisms to develop an international practice. The international earnings of the Bar have continually risen from 90m to 232m over the last ten years, and this includes many members of the traditionally publicly funded Bar.

What are the requirements to become a lawyer in Mauritius?

Applicants must be citizens of Mauritius; they must hold either a Mauritian law degree or such other law degree as the Council of Legal Education may consider acceptable; they must pass Mauritian vocational examinations, and undergo practical training in Mauritius.

Who is the attorney general of Mauritius?

Rasmi Camiah
Mrs Rasmi Camiah, Principal State Attorney.

What qualifications does a lawyer need?

To fulfill the requirements for becoming a lawyer, would-be lawyers earn a bachelor’s degree, attend law school and then sit for a bar exam, which is necessary to obtain a license to practice, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Can UK barristers work abroad?

To practice outside England and Wales , you need to be aware of the local rules governing recognition of overseas trained Solicitors and Barristers. These will vary depending on where you are working: Scotland ; Northern Ireland ; the European Union or elsewhere.

Where can UK solicitors work?

Solicitors can work in:

• law firms (private practice)
• central or local government.
• legal departments within organisations (in-house)
• the Crown Prosecution Service.
• law centres.

How do I become a barrister?

To become a barrister, you will need a degree (along with the Graduate Diploma in Law if it is a non-law degree). You will also need to complete the vocational component and pupillage/work-based component. You can find more information about careers at the Bar on the pages below.