What is required to practice in the country/territory?

Minimum Qualifications required: Diploma in Physiotherapy before 1990 or Degree in Physiotherapy including 1,000 hours of clinical training during or after academic years The Physiotherapist should satisfy the Allied Health Professional Council ( http://mauritiusassembly.govmu.org/English/acts/Documents/2017/act0917.pdf) that he – (i) is a citizen, or resident, of Mauritius; (ii) has not been convicted of an offence involving fraud or dishonesty in any country; and (iii) has not been disqualified or deregistered as an allied health professional on account of professional misconduct, malpractice, negligence, fraud, dishonesty or breach of a code of practice in any country; (b) holds the appropriate qualification and experience specified in the second column of the First Schedule in respect of the allied health profession he wishes to practice; (c) satisfies the Council that his qualifications are recognized in the country where he has studied and would have entitled him to practice as an allied health professional in that country; and pays such registration fee as may be prescribed. A non-citizen may be temporarily registered as a foreign allied health professional where he – (a) undertakes to work in a company or other body where the relevant expertise required in the allied health profession is not available in Mauritius; (b) holds a work permit, is exempted from holding a permit under the Non-Citizens (Employment Restriction) Act or holds an occupation permit under section 9A of the Immigration Act; (c) satisfies the requirements referred to in section 17(1)(a) (ii) to (iv), (b) and (c); and (d) pays such registration fee as may be prescribed.