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Citizenship Process in Mauritius

Fat Akber

I am writing to humbly seek your guidance and assistance regarding my current situation, which has become increasingly difficult despite my sincere efforts over the past several years.


I came to Mauritius with the hope of building a stable and loving home for my children and myself. I married a Mauritian citizen who initially accepted and took responsibility for my children from a previous relationship. I did everything I could to create a happy and respectful family life. I even went through IVF treatment in hopes of having a child with my husband, but sadly, this was unsuccessful. Despite the physical, emotional, and financial strain of IVF, I never gave up trying to build our family.


However, after two years of marriage, everything began to change. My husband became emotionally distant and neglectful, particularly after the IVF treatment failed. I was blamed and treated as if my value had diminished because I could not bear more children. I continued to give him love, support, and care, but he no longer showed appreciation or respect.


The situation took a heartbreaking turn when he developed inappropriate feelings toward my daughter after she turned 18. Out of fear and discomfort, she left Mauritius, sacrificing her education and dreams to protect her younger brother and maintain peace in the family. I remained behind to continue supporting my son and ensure he could stay in school.


Over the years, things only worsened. My husband began to treat my son badly as well, and after six and a half years of emotional distress, I made the painful but necessary decision to leave the home for our safety. He has since filed for divorce, and the case is still pending. I am currently living as a single mother with very limited financial means, and unfortunately, I do not qualify for legal aid.


In addition, I applied for Mauritian citizenship over three years ago. Although I have now lived in Mauritius for nearly seven years, my application is still pending, and I have received no update. The uncertainty of my status and the lack of support have made this already difficult journey even harder.


I am writing to ask for helpwhether it be legal guidance, emotional support, assistance with my citizenship application, or aid for my sons education. I have done everything I can to be strong, to protect my children, and to build a life based on love and dignity. But now, I need support to continue.


I would be very grateful. Any advice or assistance you can offer would mean the world to me and my son.


Thank you so much

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Bhavna

@Fat Akber

Hello ,


This is a very unfortunate matter !


I would suggest you reach out to a lawyer for proper advice. You will find a list of lawyers in the business directory : /en/business/afric 5_lawyers/


Please also read my comment posted here : /en/forum/africa/m ml#6070652


Regards

Bhavna

Fat Akber

@Bhavna

Hi Bhavna,

Ive been trying to find a lawyer, but unfortunately, the ones Ive contacted so far have been far too expensive. It seems that when they realize Im from abroad, the fees they quote are much higher than usual.

Right now, my situation is quite difficult, and Im unable to afford those kinds of costs. At this point, Im just holding on to hope and trusting that God will make a way forward.

Bhavna

@Fat Akber

I think your best option would be to find a job contract under occupation permit. It will allow you and your son to stay in Mauritius (whether you are married or not to a local).


Feel free to provide more details about your qualifications or job field/expertise. Perhaps some members have heard of vacancies.


You may also create your CV in the Jobs in Mauritius section for better visibility.


Regards

Bhavna