Terrorist financing and proliferation threaten people and economies. Mauritius's response is UNSA 2019: targeted financial sanctions, arms embargoes, and travel bans.

Your role is clear—screen counterparties, avoid prohibited dealings, and report matches promptly. Use the guides and videos on this page to take the right steps, fast.​

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The United Nations (Financial Prohibitions, Arms Embargo and Travel Ban) Sanctions Act (UNSA) 2019

Mauritius implements UN targeted sanctions to address threats to peace and security, including terrorism and proliferation financing. Parties may be Designated by Mauritian authorities or Listed by the UN.

Check both Lists at nssec.govmu.org.

WHAT YOU MUST KNOW

You must not deal with the funds or other assets of designated/listed parties, or make funds, assets, or services available to them.

Do not supply, sell, or transfer arms or related materiel.

A travel ban applies to listed parties (non-citizens/non-residents).

IF YOU FIND A MATCH

Stop the transaction, secure assets where applicable, notify NSSec immediately, and report to the FIU at fiu@fiumauritius.org.

Non-compliance is a criminal offence and may lead to significant fines and imprisonment.

​Lists are updated within 24 hours on nssec.govmu.org​.​​