DUKEOFIBADAN:


I followed this thread from the beginning to the end and I will like to commend you so far for putting out this useful information. I’m interested in studying at Middlesex because of the affiliation with the UK. Please I will like to know if I can always get Uk visit visa with my residence permit, and what are the requirements because I don’t want to work in Mauritius I have my own registered business here in Nigeria. I’m not going to Uk not to come back but I like exploring and won’t like to get stuck at Mauritius while studying without going for a vacation. Looking forward to hear from you. Thanks

Sorry for late response bro. I've been busy with my Chef job lately as I am back to the Island. The same way you apply to UK visa from Nigeria implies to here, the difference is that your circumstances has changed for good as your in Mauritius.. smiles.. Happy New year 🎉

mekanta7:

Sorry for late response bro. I've been busy with my Chef job lately as I am back to the Island. The same way you apply to UK visa from Nigeria implies to here, the difference is that your circumstances has changed for good as your in Mauritius.. smiles.. Happy New year 🎉

You dey burst ma brain chief

BunmiBie:



Hello!
Polytechnics Mauritius is actually okay.i was in same shoe with you.
I applied for nursing, submitted my documents and they were about to start processing my visa when halted the processing.
Why?
I am married and I have a year old son.
They told me it's not allowed to come with any dependent. In fact, there is a woman in that same school that couldn't go with her child and husband, the last time I checked she was still trying to get her husband a Job in Mauritius so that he and their child can relocate.
I spoke to another Mauritian lady I met on another platform, she made enquiry for me and she said it's true that we can't go with dependent.

Flight fee is expensive and we wouldn't want to gamble with our money. Well, in our case, we got a better option. So, we forgo Mauritius.

My advice:
Pay all your fees and get the receipt before flying to Mauritius.
Visit visa will be issued to your wife on arrival. When you get to point of entry, let your wife explain that she is only accompanying you and that she will return so so day. Mind you, your wife's flight ticket must be a return ticket showing the day she will return.
You must have evidence of accomodation too and insurance. Very important!

Make proper findings and ensure your wife will be allowed to enter.
Another option which I know is that, a couple like you without kid, both of them applied to a cheap school together and went together.
So, plan well so that they won't send your wife back at point of entry.
Also, ensure you two have a valid travel/health insurance.

All this information I gave is based on my findings when I applied to poly Mauritius.
It might be different from another school.
Please, if you need any information talk to Ashwini. G the students affairs representative.
She is very helpful. Don't let anyone of this fake agents deceive you here with quick admission, cheap school fees and visa. Be ware!

Goodluck!

Good evening... Your post has been a while but I'm curious to know please. How much is the tuition for nursing in this institution? Thank you.

Gernny:
4000 use plus acceptance fee 1000 USD going to the school soon.

Wow. Congratulations. Was the application process really straightforward? May I ask how long it has taken you?

5000USD is quite on the high side. Looking at when I dd the travel costs, processing and small money to settle down when there, will be rounding up into 3m like that. Yet nursing and MPH are the closest viable options for me.

Thank you

Very straight forward, application is straight forward.Its up to you.Its a three years diploma in nursing after which you become a registered nurse just like school of nursing in Nigeria that is three years that what you require to be a nurse.Money is high but worth it.

Hadassahly:


Wow. Congratulations. Was the application process really straightforward? May I ask how long it has taken you?

5000USD is quite on the high side. Looking at when I dd the travel costs, processing and small money to settle down when there, will be rounding up into 3m like that. Yet nursing and MPH are the closest viable options for me.

Thank you

Gernny:
Very straight forward, application is straight forward.Its up to you.Its a three years diploma in nursing after which you become a registered nurse just like school of nursing in Nigeria that is three years that what you require to be a nurse.Money is high but worth it.

Thank you so much. I believe the Mauritius degree plan is just for transit into better countries. If I may ask, how do you intend to do that. Can one get jobs or scholarships 'abroad' easily with their degree
Apologies if it appears like I'm prying o I just want to gather as much knowledge as possible before I make my decision. Thanks :-

I can't make decisions for you, everyone has their own plans,you dont expect me to be telling you my own plans,we have different reasons for studying it's up to you to know why you want to study nursing,don't do something because others are doing it.

Hadassahly:


Thank you so much. I believe the Mauritius degree plan is just for transit into better countries. If I may ask, how do you intend to do that. Can one get jobs or scholarships 'abroad' easily with their degree
Apologies if it appears like I'm prying o I just want to gather as much knowledge as possible before I make my decision. Thanks :-

Gernny:
I can't make decisions for you, everyone has their own plans,you dont expect me to be telling you my own plans,we have different reasons for studying it's up to you to know why you want to study nursing,don't do something because others are doing it.

Haba... Just wanted to know as many pathways available. Just a part of the whole research process so one knows what they are getting into.

It's okay... Really appreciate your time so far. Best wishes Ma'am !

Just know that for nursing you can never go wrong,they are needed all over the globe,so put your mind that money you said can take your fees if you make use of form A and admission is on.So it's up to u.

Hadassahly:


Haba... Just wanted to know as many pathways available. Just a part of the whole research process so one knows what they are getting into.

It's okay... Really appreciate your time so far. Best wishes Ma'am !

Hadassahly:


Wow. Congratulations. Was the application process really straightforward? May I ask how long it has taken you?

5000USD is quite on the high side. Looking at when I dd the travel costs, processing and small money to settle down when there, will be rounding up into 3m like that. Yet nursing and MPH are the closest viable options for me.

Thank you

Use the 5kusd and look for school in Europe and apply.. forget Mauritius!

Speacial advicer 🤣

Valentineboy1:


Use the 5kusd and look for school in Europe and apply.. forget Mauritius!

Gernny:
Speacial advicer 🤣

He is right 5k is huge to spend it on ordinary Mauritius.....

Gernny:
Speacial advicer 🤣

na you Sabi!

Valentineboy1:


Use the 5kusd and look for school in Europe and apply.. forget Mauritius!

Hehe. It's not that I even have 1Kobo to spend on relocation or decided to relocate yet. Just checking out several options available, that's all. Thanks for your advice

Gernny:
Just know that for nursing you can never go wrong,they are needed all over the globe,so put your mind that money you said can take your fees if you make use of form A and admission is on.So it's up to u.

I can see how determined you're, but remember you'll need some years of work experience to be able to get employed 'all over the globe'.
So, part of your research should include knowing where you can first get these work experience after schooling.
Will you be allowed to work with your license over there in Mauritius or do you need to come back to Nigeria to get the needed practical experience?
If the later is the only option, is the certificate from Mauritius recognized in Nigeria by the Nursing council?
These are the things you need to find out because no country will employ a fresh nursing graduate without any work experience.