Applying for a Retirement Visa whilst having a trivial criminal record

2POSTS

2 years ago

Hi,

I am contemplating applying for a Retirement Visa to Mauritius but am concerned that it could be rejected due to a 6 year old trivial criminal record for possession of marijuana which I paid a ZAR200 admission of guilt fine for. Do you think this would be a problem?

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chrizelda1 New member

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2 years ago

@W1lliam123

Hi I really would like to say that I had no stress with the company I used they helped with everything. I had no stress with my permit. Try *** they are really good in what they do.

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mike102 Active member

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last year

@W1lliam123 Hi William, I'm in a similar position, having been convicted for obstructing the highway during a protest in 2016. Can I ask how your case went?