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@External do you know  that if he doesn't go with you u will never get a passport not even try to apply ? check law before saying

@Guest72364927 thats a lie, maybe u dont support, but MRU ok with it

@barbarasingh dont worry I will manage ! marriages breaks here coz man wants to make us Mauritian housewives, but they will never get it

@shen wei I agree with you, getting passport soon, so nothing to worry for now

@katechady no need thanks

thanks to all or help, issue is solved my son is with me and custody with me too, passport will get soon

could you please help me with contact of this lawyer? As it is very difficult to find a good professional lawyer who gives the right advise.

Hi.. you can contact

Me Annaruby Soopramanien

she wrote the book 42 du pouce recently…

Any contact number plz? Thanks so much!

Me G. Soulick ( Mahen ), Very honest, down to earth lawyer in suite 405 Sterling building Port Louis

Me G. Saulick

@vishalanand

Can i get lawyer contact details please

@katechady

Hi Kate -Could you also kindly share with me the contact details -It will be very much helpful

@External

Hi -I need some advises please.

I am a foreigner Married to a Mauritian and living in Mauritius for last six years and stayed in one roof -Applied for my Citizenship 2 years back and still waiting -But unfortunately my marriage is not working -My son from first husband is studying here -i am working in Mauritius -as per the law spouse married to a Mauritian on 2018 is exempted from work permit , I had tough time with my husband and now he is filing a divorce case -I am just stressed that if he files a case will my son education be spoilt. Does he have to stop his education. Can i still fight for my citizenship for him to continue his studies as he is still a minor.. I will be very much grateful if i can get some advise on this on how to go with it..

@Fat Akber

Hello,

If your Mauritian spouse files for divorce before your citizenship is granted, the authorities may refuse the application, because one of the requirements is that the marriage is still subsisting up to the point of approval.

In that case, you will need a work permit or occupation permit to stay here and your son as dependent.

Please talk to a local lawyer he will provide accurate information or contact the Prime Minister’s Office – Citizenship section.

Regards

Bhavna

@Bhavna

Thank you once again for your response.

I truly appreciate the advice, and I will reach out to the relevant offices as suggested. However, I just want to express that despite living in Mauritius for over 7 years — which is a significant amount of time — I still find myself without any legal status or basic rights. It’s been incredibly challenging and, at times, disheartening.

I understand the legal process must be followed, but it does feel unfair to remain in this position after so many years of trying to build a life here.

Still, I’m holding on to hope and doing my best to find the right support to move forward