123JohnF:

The ticket is probably around $1,500 USD, visa
You can apply for a 6-month Tourist Visa before you leave on your trip at the Ecuadorian Embassy in your home country. The 6-month visa is now called a “Commercial Act Visa” and costs $230 USD. There is a $30 application fee and a one time $40 fee for the proof of income letter they write (in Spanish). The proof of income letter verifies that you meet the income requirements – approximately $600 USD per month, subject to change.

You must have a 6-month visa (or “Commercial Act Visa”) to apply for an Ecuador Residency Visa.
http://www.southamericaliving.com/living-in-ecuador-visas-fees/

tunnex190:

Thanks. But I don't think there's an Ecuadorian Embassy in Nigeria.

123JohnF:

The ticket is probably around $1,500 USD, visa
You can apply for a 6-month Tourist Visa before you leave on your trip at the Ecuadorian Embassy in your home country. The 6-month visa is now called a “Commercial Act Visa” and costs $230 USD. There is a $30 application fee and a one time $40 fee for the proof of income letter they write (in Spanish). The proof of income letter verifies that you meet the income requirements – approximately $600 USD per month, subject to change.

You must have a 6-month visa (or “Commercial Act Visa”) to apply for an Ecuador Residency Visa.
http://www.southamericaliving.com/living-in-ecuador-visas-fees/

Achz:

1500usd for ticket alone? Ohhh! That really weakened me and somehow killed my interest on this thread concerning Ecuador. God, Na which time I go get enough money to leave this country?(rhetoric). Abeg make una help a brother before I will die untimely here, even if Na boi boi make I go there. Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz help, I have a little but it won't get me out to other country

optimusprime2:


Bruv, the US is not the only country in the world with a pathway to immigration and even if you wanted to immigrate to the US, you should not have risked a denial with a B1/B2 visa like you did- there were other visa categories you could have explored, that would have given you a better chance... anyway that's beside the point.

There's Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Japan... to mention but a few... these countries all offer pathways to live and work there and frankly speaking, I rate some of those mentioned countries higher than the US in terms of quality of life statistically speaking and in my own opinion, however you need to evaluate your alternatives and plan properly towards a successful immigration.

I have written several posts in the travel section on how one could easily migrate to these countries "legally".

So just because you once got a denial doesn't mean you should join the bandwagon of making silly decisions, like this Bahamas idea.

Bruv, think well, plan well and immigrate well.

KendrickAyomide:
6k dollars, why not move from Nigeria to maybe Austria.. hustle tight for like 4 years as a student from there move go US legally

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

America001:
I have an agent who promised to get me an employment visa of $15 per hours pay as a security guard in Bahamas. The deal is that I'm gonna pay him #1.1m.

I need advice, insults, criticism..... mention it as far it is objective.

PS: He showed me copies of such visas he already got for people. I've never heard of Bahamas as nothing but a Carribean island country for tourism but hey, what do I know?

Semisolasola:
People like you think vulgarity is the only way to insult people.this guy clearly insulted my decision and interest when he said having kids in non English speaking countries isn’t too good..like did I ask for his help as regards that,did I tell him I don’t know they are non English speaking countries,I lived few years in Argentina .so why would anyone online esp someone I don’t know bluntly question my decision as to how I run my home,my body..wonders shall never end

Semisolasola:
People like you think vulgarity is the only way to insult people.this guy clearly insulted my decision and interest when he said having kids in non English speaking countries isn’t too good..like did I ask for his help as regards that,did I tell him I don’t know they are non English speaking countries,I lived few years in Argentina .so why would anyone online esp someone I don’t know bluntly question my decision as to how I run my home,my body..wonders shall never end

jknairaland:
What about applying for a masters and changing your visitor's visa to a student visa in bahamas?

jknairaland:
You made a post on a public domain, it will surely attract response from strangers. There is no harm in his advise. That's his own opinion.


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Nasty40:
Please I need clarification on a work visa that I applied for through an agent.
I applied for a work visa in bahamas through an agent January last year.
It's more than a year now and the man keeps telling me that the Visa is not yet out but that it has been approved. Please I want to know if this is how it takes time to process.
He actually said it's a 2 year work permit Visa.
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jknairaland:
(Let me use pidgin)
Na so the Bahamas just bad? E no get how person fit run things there shortly? We no get 9ja there?.
I dun start the process oo

quote author=Beautyaddy post=83860379]

Try other Caribbean Countries for now...and try getting there through the student visa.


The Bahamas is still recovering from the last destructive Hurricane.

austinelex:
bro all I we say is have patience it may come out mine was a year plus before it came out I nearly give up self before my agent finally called and said the visa has already been approved just keep on praying bro

jknairaland:
(Let me use pidgin)
Na so the Bahamas just bad? E no get how person fit run things there shortly? We no get 9ja there?.
I dun start the process oo

quote author=Beautyaddy post=83860379]

Try other Caribbean Countries for now...and try getting there through the student visa.


The Bahamas is still recovering from the last destructive Hurricane.

Isdore88:
Bro please reply me , are you in Bahamas right now? I just started doing my Visa but I'm seeing negative talks here

Liadi2:

Please what is the update on the Bahamas, I am also looking forward to that country.

Kelluz:
Message me I am also processing my visa to Bahamas , let's rub minds