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jasmen2000 Member

Member since 21 October 2015

jasmen2000Member23 October 2015 19:32:33

Hi
i m nurse ,working in morocco, 23 years experience ,i want to live in cape town, i m asking how to be registered in nursing couinsil in SA, if i need equivalence for my diploma or no, i have 3 diplomas,
do you think ,nurse have good salary there,
thanks for your help

Jessi007 Active member

Member since 21 October 2015

Jessi007Active member26 October 2015 06:25:38

Maybe these will help you ?

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janvan123 New member

Member since 28 December 2014

janvan123New member17 November 2015 07:27:14

Hi
Yes the salary is good specially in the private sector.
JAN.

migcor54 New member

Member since 17 September 2010

migcor54New member01 December 2015 03:34:07

I have an amazing international student/young professional HOUSE SHARE or HOME STAY accommodation in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
Please email me anytime and I will reply to you immediately.
Tx
Michele

Portiapetty Member

Member since 24 March 2015

PortiapettyMember12 January 2016 23:30:24

Does anyone know about Durban, South Africa?聽 Please let me know what areas are safe in the city.聽 I like the waterfront apts. Is it a good idea?

migcor54 New member

Member since 17 September 2010

migcor54New member12 January 2016 23:41:50

Portia聽 I dont know Durban at all聽 Sorry!!
Im in Cape Town.
Tx
Michele

ianmorris Member

Member since 23 January 2014

ianmorrisMember18 January 2016 07:08:24

Hi Portia,

Perhaps I could help with regards Durban. I am a British Expat currently living in Umhlanga Rocks. I have to say since being here I have as yet to witness any violence or related issues. Durban itself is nice with lots of beachfront apartments available at a reasonable cost. The closer you get to Umhlanga the cost of accommodation rises. For example I am staying in a two bed apartment on Umhlanga Ridge which costs R10.000 per month

Portiapetty Member

Member since 24 March 2015

PortiapettyMember18 January 2016 10:47:57

Ian,
Thank you for your reply, I have considered that area. I am retiring this year and I would like to travel south africa and explore. I have another question if you don't mind. I would like to know anything about health care for the elderly or anyone. I do appreciate your reply.

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