Married to Mauritian and want to settle in Mauritius

Hello kevinadwani.

Welcome to Expat.com!

Hope you'll be advised soon by other members.

In meantime, I invite you to can read these articles on Work/Labor market in Mauritius.

Thank you,
Aurélie

Hi everyone ,Its been 3 weeks in Mauritius already , still looking for a full time job. Please suggest

Hi Kevin, you are looking for work in which field?

Harmonie

hi harmonie , i am looking for job opening in the category of Marketing or Office Admin in any sector. Moreover my experience in international marketing is of 7 yrs. My degree is in Marketing & Finance.

Hope this helps , please suggest

I think it will be quite difficult to find a job in this sector.  This post is not to discourage you, but to help you in making a good decision.  Admin & marketing is quite popular among Mauritians, and many have advanced education in this field.

Oh ho! Are you not venting out frustration here. Lol. Your post is pathetic and only translates your apparent failure to settle down. This country is no exception and has its good & bad side like any other. From there to give such an image of Mauritius??? Lol. To some extent your words can be true - corruption, etc. Yes.

Your repeated statement: you have to someone is (sorry for word) B***. Come and meet my clients who are staying here only on the merits of their competence and investment. Maybe you had high expectations and, like many, thought that you could do everything you wanted here. No, you can't!  If you're lost in paradise, better go back to where you come from...cause paradise is only for those who're worth it.

Sorry to be blunt, didnt mean to be personal...but I can't let you blame my country like that. More so, when I've been exercing as business & immigration consultant for more than 20 years. I know the official, less official and dark routes. But I can tell you that you only avoid official route when you know you're not eligible to stay in paradise - or when you want to eat the 'fruit défendu'

One reply is enough for people like you... So don't mind if I ignore your future posts

Nadeem wrote:

This country is no exception and has its good & bad side like any other. From there to give such an image of Mauritius??? Lol. To some extent your words can be true - corruption, etc. Yes.
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thank you for promoting my blog !

Hi Lostinparadise

Thank you for your response. I am married in Mauritius in the year 2009 and that time i was working in Dubai but due to reccission in dubai i lost my job and since i am born and bought up in dubai i dint want to settle else where. but i find mauritius quiet and peaceful compare to other countries i have travelled. Further i have worked here in a very well known company in the year 2011 and my exp with mauritius has always been good.

And this time we are planning to stay here for good no matter what diffculties we have to face coz i am tired of wasting money on travelling from India to Mauritius and Dubai for a decent lifestyle. This time we are sure and certian to stay in Mauritius and face diffculties if we have too.

Cheers

lostinparadise wrote:

Kevinadwani,

I found another article written entirely by young Mauritians which depicts the unemployment situation here for the local people:

articles.cleverdodo.mu/the-job-situation-in-mauritius---know-the-right-people-or-stay-unemployed/3

Unemployment is a reality in all countries unfortunately.

i looove my mauritius

Me too! :-)

hi there

Working in Mauritius as a doctor?
Hi all,
I have a question that needs to be answered. Hope some of you can help me with it.

. All doctors have to undergo a 2 year training period after passing out from medical school in order to  get their licence to practice medicine. During this period, the training body pays a small amount of money as a stipend.

When I passed out of medical school, I (and other expat batchmates of mine) were not allowed to take up this training in Mauritius. We had to come back to our respective countries to undergo the training after course.
Meanwhile, my Batchmates Mauritian friends were employed by the Ministry of Health and they trained at SSRN, JNH and VH (Candos).

My question is, why weren't we allowed to train in Mauritius?
I'm asking this question because very soon, I plan to come to Mauritius again for higher studies (specialization). There is no such training period after specialization. So I hope I am allowed to work in Mauritius as a specialist?

Thanks!