The Rs.25 note features the portrait of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, the first Prime Minister of Mauritius, on the front, alongside the Bank of Mauritius logo and native flora. The reverse showcases the State House (Le Réduit) surrounded by palm trees, symbolizing governance and heritage. Printed in purple shades, this polymer note includes transparent windows, raised print, and microtext.

The Rs.50 note displays the portrait of Sir Abdool Razack Mohamed, a national leader, along with tropical birds and native plants. The back features the Central Market of Port Louis, reflecting commerce and local culture. The note has a green-blue tone and includes advanced polymer security features such as see-through windows and holographic patches.

The Rs.100 note portrays Sir Henry Charles Lavigilante, one of the island’s key leaders, with intricate patterns of native flora and fauna. The reverse side showcases the Aapravasi Ghat, a UNESCO World Heritage site, symbolizing migration and diversity. The note is red-orange in color with strong anti-counterfeiting polymer features.

The Rs.200 note features Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam again, honoring his legacy, with native motifs and the coat of arms. The reverse depicts the Bank of Mauritius building and modern cityscape of Port Louis. The note is turquoise-green with color-shifting ink, tactile markings, and transparent windows.

The Rs.500 note showcases the portrait of Sir Gaëtan Duval, reflecting leadership and diplomacy. The reverse shows the iconic Caudan Waterfront and local landmarks. The note is purple-pink in color with embedded security threads and transparent polymer sections.

The Rs.1000 note displays the portrait of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam and national symbols, highlighting unity and progress. The reverse side features the Bank of Mauritius headquarters and Mauritius’s economic development. The note is golden-brown and includes microtext, color-shifting holographic patches, and raised tactile prints.