lovetterrison:
Good Day folks Im trying to process one of this country for my sister to start a new life and am thinking of this two which i can afford and am sure if proper documents are put together the visa will have atleast 70% success rate.

she is in her 40's,shes been in dubai before just looking for a safe haven for her then later her hubby could join her after few years settlement

please advise on the risk and advantages of this countries coz i love them both and i feel they are okay for a basic life start before she wisen up and migrate to 1st world country.

bless up

lovetterrison:
Good Day folks Im trying to process one of this country for my sister to start a new life and am thinking of this two which i can afford and am sure if proper documents are put together the visa will have atleast 70% success rate.

she is in her 40's,shes been in dubai before just looking for a safe haven for her then later her hubby could join her after few years settlement

please advise on the risk and advantages of this countries coz i love them both and i feel they are okay for a basic life start before she wisen up and migrate to 1st world country.

bless up

TheMan3:
well one thing I know I that if she gets to Brazil, and she gives birth there, she will get the PR asap and this also covers her previous children if any and her husband. And her husband can legally migrate and stay with her with family reunion visa. I don't know much about Poland.

Pappyxar:


Poland will be advisable, based on
1. Poland is a Schengen country, which means she will be able to travel freely to other Schengen countries if she felt the need to have a change in environment.

2. The cost of living in Poland is still on the minimal side which will aid in her saving and also living a good life.

3. Getting a Job in Poland is a bit easy as Polish citizens prefer to emigrate to EU countries, cus they feel they don't earn much PLN to sustain their heavy lifestyle, stats on LinkedIn shows over 100k vacancy lately.

Well, it all depends on what she want as she should be the final decider on where she find and feel she's going to be comfortable with and adapt quickly to their culture.
And any country she chooses she should start sending applications on LinkedIn and connecting to HRs , as this will ease things for her when she gets there.

The only thing she might have issues with is getting a PR in Poland, but since she's gonna use either of the countries as a stepping stone to a 1st world country, i see no biggie to getting the PR.

lovetterrison:


Analysis is topnotch, thanks a million please i need more insight coz i am embarking on this project for her 2022,Brasil will feel like home for her but poland looks futuristic and enroute faster to 1st world.