optimusprime2:


So you also think the authorities of Bahamas don't know that fact as well?
Fyi those Island countries with proximity to the US are very very strict with immigration, they wouldn't hesitate to deport at the poe if your intention of visit doesn't rhyme with what they are used to-from business to tourism, basically they do not welcome immigration (it's clearly stated on their site).

I suggest you don't go there if that's your plan, it was before and when I mean before I mean the 80's and 90's it could have worked, but not now.

Angela777:

Totally true. I was several times in Bahamas and even on American citizens they are very strict and checking too much.

campusblack10:
I sincerly acknowledge the geniue and relevent points uv raised. Am just hellbent of leaving nigeria to hustle, i blv after some years road wil pave and us connect go enter legitly afteral i wouldnt also want to go illegitly 4rm here aswell

optimusprime2:


Try bigger and developed countries that are used to immigration, don't risk deportation with Bahamas.

This advice I am giving you, was given to a couple of people back in the day who had your same plan but... it ended on a very sour note, they learnt the hardway.

I understand your frustration but think of a better plan, it could cost a bit in terms of time, finance and hard work but it will be worth it, but once again abort this Bahamas idea, it is not worth it.

campusblack10:
u wouldnt understand me properly, do u knw i was denaied a visa at the us embassy last december. just want to take another approach, nigeria don cast it not easy to go direct to dvlpd country 4rm this shore

campusblack10:
u an agent?

Angela777:

Lol! Not at all. But I am an immigrant myself, twice and also I know lots about immigration, I am used to help new immigrants in USA.

campusblack10:
uhmm dont u help bahamas immigrant to the US?

austinelex:
Pls can one convert a visiting visa to a working visa in Bahamas help a brother i am about moving there or how can one convert a visiting Visa to a tourist visa

Semisolasola:
Brother,try Mexico or Brazil..I tell you ,you won’t have regrets..teaching job is very lucrative in this countries ..search for the Mexico link on the travel thread.. a guy gave an extensive update about it

Best wishes

Angela777:

Teaching English in Latin countries, true. You can advertise and give private classes from the day 1.
Also for to get a legal residence, are good Ecuador and Dominican Republic, they accept immigrant for residence more easy than others.

Semisolasola:
You are very right..I gave birth to my fourth child in Brazil and I really loved the country..it’s free for all..there are blacks and there are mestizos..the population is huge and if possible one can marry a Brazilian and life will be very very easy..expecting my fifth child and Mexico is my next stop..

austinelex:
Pls can one convert a visiting visa to a working visa in Bahamas help a brother i am about moving there or how can one convert a visiting Visa to a tourist visa

Angela777:

Anchor babies? Before to go and give them birth nationality, check which passport gives more good countries travelling with no visa, good passport may help them in the future to go to live or study abroad or both but try some English speaking country next time, your child growing up as Mexican or Brazilian but not speaking the language, wouldn't help well.

austinelex:
Helloo house can one use a visiting Visa in Bahamas to travel to the US or Brazil or would one covert the visa type for him to travel

Semisolasola:
No,you can’t tell me what to do or what no to do..I have five kids..my first is American,second is Canadian,third is a Barbados citizen,fourth is Brazilian and he fifth will be Mexican..what has English speaking countries gat to Do with birth tourism..is it too much if I want them to be bilingual or multilingual..you haven’t been to any of those non English speaking countries yet you act like you know a lot about them..FYI there are a lot of English speakers in the said country..English is more like the second official language father the official language and local language and trust me language barrier is the least of any problem in those countries..you should be the one to do your research on the aforementioned countries

Beautyaddy:

No.
A visiting visa to the Bahamas will not be converted to a visiting visa to the US or Brazil in the Bahamas.

Angela777:

Lol, lady, I traveled all over the world and lived in many countries, I speak 9 languages and some of them at the professional and native level, I did business in many countries with many governments too, now retired. But it's ok, disregard my advice and do what housewives do, making anchor babies. Enjoy, apparently you know all better.

Semisolasola:
I hurt you so bad.. if I like I go to Japan e no concern you,if you like travel to space e no concern me...it’s not your money,it’s not your children,it’s not your time,it’s not your energy,it’s not your visa..you have travelled to over nine countries,did anybody question you? I have my kids all over your bp is high..you never jam

Angela777:
the problem is even to stay in Bahamas, they are not friendly to immigrants, they will deport you or even they just don't let you in at arrival. Really think better, some countries in Caribbean and Latin America are not pursuing you when you get in and overstayed and some have ways to get the residence permit. Or try to get a student visa to any country of your choice. Bahamas is only good for to visit and spend money there, not immigration friendly at all.

Semisolasola:
I hurt you so bad.. if I like I go to Japan e no concern you,if you like travel to space e no concern me...it’s not your money,it’s not your children,it’s not your time,it’s not your energy,it’s not your visa..you have travelled to over nine countries,did anybody question you? I have my kids all over your bp is high..you never jam

Angela777:

No, I am not hurt. I just see your lack of knowledge, I tried to help yet as I see you know it all. No point to bother myself. Good luck anchoring babies.