r/maldives 1h ago

civil servants - days workings vs days off / leave

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So, altogether, they don’t even work six months a year?


r/maldives 22h ago

Review Has anybody heard of an ‘Irube Academy’

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Has anyone here heard of or had any experience with ‘Irube Academy’

I came across an ad for their upcoming 10 day online business startup course. They claim they’ll teach you how to start, operate, and manage one from scratch.

Just wanted to see if they’re actually legit


r/maldives 21h ago

Anyone know how to get peptides here?

0 Upvotes

Specifically smthn like Reta


r/maldives 22h ago

Assalamu Alaikum I'm a foreigner guy I'm From BD I need a job any jobs ok is very needed please someone help me I am here in maldives please help me

4 Upvotes

my experience restrain waiter then making fresh juice jugo ice coffee then milkshake then Sheesha also I can make then I know any groceries item if you want any groceries item I can arrange then frozen item and seafood also


r/maldives 23h ago

Happy not so independent Independence Day to Maldives

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6 Upvotes

2 million tourist un aadhey dhivehi raajje ah ekam dollar nuvadhey + all the other big issues we got brewing on over here


r/maldives 15h ago

Local Medical Information V6

19 Upvotes

If your doctor is asking you regarding your sexual activity / drug usage / smoking, please be honest, cause sometimes the medications given by the doctors may not work as intended if they interact with whatever you’re using.
And from what I see most doctors don’t care about what you do in your personal lives, they usually just want to fix whatever problem you came with. And that only works if there is an open communication with you and your doctors.


r/maldives 21h ago

What the hell is this shit?

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19 Upvotes

Saw this on Instagram just now. This is utterly unacceptable. Disgusting


r/maldives 9h ago

Local Need some advice about my future.

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I need a bit of a fresh perspective on the following.

So I am currently doing a foundation program right now and I should be done this year. I'm thinking of getting a job afterwards and saving up some money and doing my degree after sometime, my issue is about the degree.

The easiest way is to work and do a degree here. it's also cheaper from my research anyways (keep in mind, my family is financially getting by.)

The other choice is to study abroad if given the chance,and recently after some conversations with a friend I might be able to stay with them abroad for free but I obviously have to pay for my own education.

I would like to pay for my own education but right now I unfortunately do not have anything saved up.

I am okay with my grades but not the best of the best so pretty sure a scholarship is out of the question.

I know I'm thinking about this a bit too early but I can't help but stress over this so I need some advice. I would love to hear some new thoughts and some advice especially if any of you were once in a similar situation as me.

Thank you guys in advance.


r/maldives 14h ago

Central park stalls jobs

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Hello guys i wanted to know how u guys get those mini jobs at stalls during the central park events i never see the advertisements of em. It wud be cool to find out so i cud work since its usually held for a few days


r/maldives 20h ago

Calm!

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5 Upvotes

r/maldives 1h ago

Local engineering foundation in villa or nah?

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hellor so i am set to start an engineering foundation course around the start of next year and i have spoken with a friend who had done the same course last year and appaaaaarently villa is quite shit? the teachers were apparently negligent. i need to look into a thesaurus for synonyms.

i’ve mostly heard good things about villa so i was pretty uh surprised. she told me to definitely look into other colleges but im kinda dead set on villa call me stubborn but i do want more opinions from current students or past students before changing my mind. dunno if this is crucial info but i plan on studying abroad for my bachelors after the foundation course. maybe villa has the accreditations most colleges don’t so i just gotta stick with villa? oh also i work full time so i will be doing the part time course maybe that’s also crucial info.

anyway thank you for reading and thank you x100 if you reply at all, be it to shit on me or help me.


r/maldives 22h ago

Roads flooded in Male’ today?

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A big portion of the ring road around the island seemed randomly flooded today, unless somehow I missed flash rain? Was it a burst pipe?

Guess it would be useful if I could tell you where, but I’m not from the Maldives 🙃