REPUBLIC OF              THE GAMBIA
Nurses and Midwives Council
30A Mamberry Njie Street, P.O.Box 1147, Banjul, The Gambia. West Africa.
Motto: Protecting the public through professionalism and regulations
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THE NEW NMC FEE CHARGES WITH EFFECT FROM 1ST JULY 2024.
LICENSES
PERIOD	GAMBIANS	NON-GAMBIANS	REMARKS
	1ST LEVEL	2ND LEVEL	ECOWAS	OTHERS	
2024  to Date	D2000.00	D1500.00	1ST LEVEL 
D5000.00
2ND LEVEL D3000.00	1ST LEVEL 
D9000.00
2ND LEVEL D5000.00	ALL RETIRED PROFESSIONALS WILL NOW BE PAYING  HALF (1/2) THE PRICE ACROSS 

NB:
	1) LATE REGISTRATION / RENEWAL FOR THE PERSONAL LICENSE (Coming to register / renew one’s license after 3 months): 1000.00 FLAT RATE
	After payment, EACH applicant must submit the deposit slip to the Council Secretarait to receive the NMC receipt and application form.
	The applicants must submit relevant required documents such as transcripts, testimonials, attestation and recent passport photo in the applicant’s professional uniform with a white background. 
	Copy of birth certificate, National Identity Card or Passport. 

SIGN:   Date: 12/02/2025
Mr. Mafugi Bojang
Registrar
Nurses & Midwives Council
CONTACTS (+220)7997174  /  2788479 / 3309888 / 6997174  
EMAILS: [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected] 

REPUBLIC                OF THE GAMBIA
Nurses and Midwives Council
30A Mamberry Njie Street, P.O.Box 1147, Banjul, The Gambia. West Africa.
Motto: Protecting the public through professionalism and regulations
__________________________________________________________________
Ref: /MB/GC/002/03/025                                                                          12th February, 2025.  
Dear All,
SUBJECT: FINAL RESULTS OF 1ST FEBRUARY, 2025 GaNNLEX  
Following the successful completion of the above named edition, the final results is hereby released for onwards transmission to the respective candidates. 

License registration process by successful candidates will start on Monday Wednesday 19th February 2025. 
All license applicants should make their payments individually into our trust bank account with the following details:
Bank Name: Trust Bank Gambia Ltd                Acc Name: Nurses and Midwives Council
Acc # : 11070216101                                             BBAN # : 002207107021610132
For details, also see attached document below.
Thank You.

Yours Sincerely
 
Mr. Mafugi Bojang
Registrar 
The Gambia Nurses & Midwives Council
4225525/7997174/6997174/3309888
Email: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] 

                               REPUBLIC OF              THE GAMBIA
Nurses and Midwives Council
30A Mamberry Njie Street, P.O.Box 1147, Banjul, The Gambia. West Africa.
Motto: Protecting the public through professionalism and regulations
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
THE NEW NMC FEE CHARGES WITH EFFECT FROM 1ST JULY 2024.
LICENSES
PERIOD	GAMBIANS	NON-GAMBIANS	REMARKS
	1ST LEVEL	2ND LEVEL	ECOWAS	OTHERS	
1991-2004	D240.00	D120.00	1ST LEVEL 
D300.00
2ND LEVEL D150.00	1ST LEVEL 
D1000.00
2ND LEVEL D500.00	
2005-2006	D250.00	D150.00	1ST LEVEL 
D500.00
2ND LEVEL D250.00	1ST LEVEL 
D1000.00
2ND LEVEL D500.00	
2007-2019	D500.00	D250.00	1ST LEVEL 
D600.00
2ND LEVEL D300.00	1ST LEVEL 
D1000.00
2ND LEVEL D500.00	
2020-2023	D1500.00	D1000.00	D2000.00	D3000.00	
2024 - 	D2000.00	D1500.00	1ST LEVEL 
D5000.00
2ND LEVEL D3000.00	1ST LEVEL 
D9000.00
2ND LEVEL D5000.00	ALL RETIRED PROFESSIONALS WILL NOW BE PAYING  HALF (1/2) THE PRICE ACROSS 
LICENSE EXAMINATIONS (GaNNLEX)	
 FEB & SEPT  EDITIONS	D1000.00	D1500.00	D4000.00	
EXTRA ORDINARY EDITIONS	D2000.00	D3500.00	D5000.00	
VERIFICATION / CONFIRMATION CHARGES PER REQUEST:	
VERIFICATION / CONFIRMATION CHARGES PER REQUEST	D3000.00 / REQUEST (In Country - Both Applicant and Agency / Body are in The Gambia)	10000.00 / REQUEST: (Outside the Gambia - Both Applicant and Agency / Body are NOT in The Gambia)
(NB: D5000.00 for Applicant resident In-Country while  Agency / Body is NOT in The Gambia )
	
CERTFICATE OF GOOD STANDING 
Valid for 6 months	D3000.00 / REQUEST (In Country) 	5000.00 / REQUEST: (Outside the Gambia
(Candidates resident In-Country to pay D3000)	

ACCREDITATION (Partial)	FIRST LEVEL NURSE TRAINING INSTITUTION	FOR SECOND LEVEL NURSE TRAINING INSTITUTIONS =	FOR NURSE ATTENDANT TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
	D150,000 per program for 3 years 	D100,000 per program for 2 year 	=D50,000 Per program for 1 year

RE-ACCREDITATION
	FIRST LEVEL NURSE TRAINING INSTITUTION	FOR SECOND LEVEL NURSE TRAINING INSTITUTIONS 	FOR NURSE ATTENDANT TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
	1ST LEVEL  = D140,000 Per program for 3 years	2nd Level =D 90,000 Per program for 2 years	D40,000 Per program for 1 year
NB:
	LATE REGISTRATION / RENEWAL FOR THE PERSONAL LICENSE (Coming to register / renew one’s license after 3 months): 1000.00 FLAT RATE

SIGN: 
Mr. Mafugi Bojang
Registrar
Nurses & Midwives Council
CONTACTS (+220)7997174  /  2788479 / 3309888 / 6997174  
EMAILS: [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected] 

Every year, we embark on a familiarization/sensitization tour This yearly practice, we inform & remind nurses of their obligation to the people and the council We remind of registration and renewal of license We remind them of compliance with the codes of ethics and standards.

As part of its expanded public relationship with security and other bodies as well as private sectors rendering health care services, the office was represented by the Deputy Registrar at Yundum Army Barracks on 7th October to attend the decoration of their newly promoted officers which included some of their Nurses/Midwives. On the other hand the Registrar attended the long awaited graduation ceremony of Community Health Nurses/Midwives (CHNM) at the school complex on 7th November, 2015. Shortly after the above graduation ceremony was the sort listing of over 900 application forms of the 2015 S.E.N/M applicants. This was followed by three consecutive days of interview of over 390 candidates interviewed on the 10th, 11th and 12th November respectively. The list was finalized on 10th December and the panelist also agreed to increase the number to 80 and divided the set into two equal halves; the first batch already started January and the other to start in April 2016. The Registrar represented the Council as the Chief Examiner at the final exam of the SEN/M School’s September 2013 class of 52 prospective candidates from 23rd to 27th November with the class registering 100% pass. Similar exercise was conducted at the RN/M School for the final Practical exam of the Jan 2013 nursing intake of 56 candidates on 8th and 9th December 2015 with only two referred candidates. Council finally wrapped up its activities with the appointment of an Accounts Clerk responsible of its financial activities before proceeding to observe the 2015 X- Mas / New Year recess from 21st December 2015 to 3rd January 2016.

Similar activities were conducted at Sheikh Zayed Regional Eye Care Centre for the final year ophthalmic nurses between 27th July and 31st, 2015. After several consultative meetings and site visits with Senior Officials of the American International University West Africa (AIUWA), Council accredited the institution on 7th July and also attended the first graduation ceremony on the 14th July for the first batch of graduates that completed their studies at AIUWA. Following the successful attendance of the 2015 BGM of the West African College of Nurses between 19th and 25th July in Accra Ghana by the Chief Nursing Officer, Registrar, Chairperson and 11 others of The Gambia Chapter, the new Council was officially inaugurated by the Hon. Minister on 4th August at the MOHSW Conference Hall. This was followed by courtesy calls to the W.H.O. Representative at Kotu and the Permanent Secretary of Personnel Management Office on 17th and 25th August respectively before finally meeting the learned legal adviser (a council member) at the Attorney General’s Chambers and Ministry of Justice (MOJ) on 26th August 2015. The quarter ended with the swearing in ceremony of the newly appointed Councilors at the MOJ and the 1st official Council meeting at the Secretariat on 22nd September. This event came two days after the 2015 Annual General Meeting of the National Association of Gambia Nurses/Midwives.

As annually commemorated each year in the month of May, Council was represented in both the International Day of the Midwife and the International Nurses Day commemorations on 5th and 12th May by the Registrar at Soma Major Health Centre in Lower River Region and New Serekunda General Hospital respectively. Between the 6th and 29th May a break for the general renovation of the complex was done to give it a new outlook. During this period, the Deputy Registrar on 22nd to 24th represented the office in the Annual congress of the National Student Nurses Association (GAMSNA) at the School for Enrolled Nurses and Midwives (SEN/M) in Bansang Central River Region. The month of June witnessed our participation in the marking of some Research project works of the first set of final year students of the School of Nursing and Midwifery by three of the secretariat’s academic staff between 11th and 29th June before finally serving as a member of the practical examiner team that conducted the final practical examination on the 7th and 8th July.

The secretariat resumed work on 6th January and attended the 2015 convention of Gambia Association of Public Health Officer (GAPHO) at Paradise Suite Hotel and the launching of National Traditional Medicines day on the 16th and 17th January representatively. These events were followed by the sort listing of applicants of the CHN/M School 2015 nursing intake held on 21st of the same month. This quarter ended with a two day Training of Trainers (TOT) workshop organized by the National Leprosy and Tuberculosis Control Program within their complex in Kanifing.