Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 10:31pm On Oct 03, 2018 |
LiteKing: Hello brother, I am highly interested in moving to join you. I've registered on the embassy site. Please I am a Welder, I need you to guide me to succeed just like you. I have sent you a mail. Please respond to it and here too. Thanks for sharing with us. I don't know how else I can guide you apart from what I'm doing here sir. Be specific. What exactly do you need guidance in? You can do welding job here but I wonder how good your Spanish is. Also bear in mind that it would be hard to get a work permit under the welding field as most Mexicans can easily do the job. Remember that your employer has to prove that there is no availability of the citizens to do the job. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 10:28pm On Oct 03, 2018*. Modified: 7:03pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
Fabrepass77: Hey bro. What's the name of the trucking school? |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 10:25pm On Oct 03, 2018 |
Jerrymandela: Hello big bro I understand that the embassy is close for the year please when are the opening next year thanks and am happy meeting someone like you online may GOD bless you and your family amen I'm afraid bro but like someone already mentioned, you're in a better position to know if they've closed for the year and when they're reopening next year. I live in Mexico while you live in Nigeria where the Mexican embassy is. You can always call them or send an email. However, bear in mind that you can't enter the embassy building without an appointment. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 10:20pm On Oct 03, 2018 |
9JAFULLBREED: Dem dey try tell you now that u should stay put for Naija if your mission to go to Mexico is for Barbing hustling and you r saying no much pay for Naija.
Ticket to Mexico is not a joke o so how many people u want barb to make that one alone back talkless of huge bills.
Biko think of something cool. Naija don tire almost everybody but going to Mexico to barb is a sucide mission.
God Bless u Exlover heed this advice. I've said it here before that barbing is considered a menial job here. You can open a saloon business if you come with a lot of cash. But coming to Mexico with the hope of getting a job as a barber is a suicide mission. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 3:02pm On Sep 30, 2018 |
EXLOVER: Op can a hairstylist(Barber) make it over there? I doubt so. But what do I know |
Travel › Re: . by benpedro(m): 6:16am On Sep 30, 2018 |
smartsk: Excelente mi amigo. Soy de Nigeria y me encanta la idioma también porqué es muy fácil y interesante, como música.. Jajajajaj
Bienvenido al grupo mi amigo de México. ¿Erés de Mexico? o ¿donde vives en Mexico? Soy de Nigeria también pero vivo y trabajo aquí en México. Es un país muy bonita con gente felices. Vives en Nigeria? |
Travel › Re: . by benpedro(m): 5:31am On Sep 30, 2018 |
Que pasa amigo. Aquí estoy en México y me encanta mucho el idioma español. No hablo mucho pero se suficiente para evitar problemas aquí jaja. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 11:13pm On Sep 28, 2018 |
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Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 7:17pm On Sep 28, 2018*. Modified: 7:02pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
Kizme: Uncle Ben I sent you a mail you haven't responded. God bless you . |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 7:15pm On Sep 28, 2018*. Modified: 7:01pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
Jerrymandela: Big bros u put a smile on my face again once again thanks a lot.I want to ask can I get a truck driver job their in Mexico thanks |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 7:12pm On Sep 28, 2018 |
Kizme: OP thanks for this wonderful thread when I enter Mexico I will give you a big kiss  lol make my Mexican wife no catch you oo |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 5:17am On Sep 26, 2018 |
thegreencoal: Chief Ben, I have 3 questions:
Is it a must to present an introduction letter from one's employer to the Consular at the Mexican embassy stating that the person would be on vacation in Mexico?
2. There were 3 options to prove economic solvency as required for the VISA processing, my question is can someone provide all the 3 if they are available or is it just one? The 3 are: proof of employment, credit balance of minimum $1500 USD and proof of house ownership.
3. I also called the South African Airlines customers care center today and I asked the lady what the price is if I'm flying from Lagos to Mexico, she replied a whooping sum of 1.7million NGN! I was shocked.
I would appreciate if there are cheaper options that you're aware of, if you can share. Thank you. I didn't say you should call. I said you should go to their office. They will look for the ticket in your presence there. She probably didn't bother to look up the ticket because she receives ten's of such calls everyday. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 5:11am On Sep 26, 2018 |
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Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 5:07am On Sep 26, 2018*. Modified: 6:56pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
starbn: the big Ben.we all celebrate you here..... we are glad to have such amazing guy like you.
please throw more light on this
*like my brother said .the fees we are paying is for admission fee or school fees. *are we going to pay the fees directly to the university. *is it any university of your choice or do they have list of the university. * translation is only done by the embassy or can we translate in any Spanish center. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 5:02am On Sep 26, 2018 |
Pesb: @benpedro
Do they offer scholarship for phD please
Many thanks I said it here already that the scholarship is for Masters and PhD. Please stop making me repeat myself sir. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 4:57am On Sep 26, 2018*. Modified: 6:56pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
starbn: the big Ben.we all celebrate you here..... we are glad to have such amazing guy like you.
please throw more light on this
*like my brother said .the fees we are paying is for admission fee or school fees. *are we going to pay the fees directly to the university. *is it any university of your choice or do they have list of the university. * translation is only done by the embassy or can we translate in any Spanish center. |
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Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 12:04am On Sep 25, 2018 |
benpedro: I didn't know about the free masters until last week. And yea, most of the course are in English. The course also includes Spanish language classes |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 12:03am On Sep 25, 2018*. Modified: 6:52pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
peacengine: Oga Ben, I de fill u bro. I must try my luck, did you do your masters for free, if not why, is it taught in English |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 12:01am On Sep 25, 2018 |
fullmoononly: Chief Ben,
I just checked this now and saw that a VISA fee of $36 must be made. My question is, would this payment be made before appearance at the Visa Officer office in the embassy or it would be after the interview with the V.O?
"1. Please be informed that according with new Government regulations, as of January 1st, 2017, visa applications at the Embassy of Mexico will have a non-refundable naira equivalent charge of $36.00 USD that must be deposited directly to the Embassy’s Account: UBA Nigeria 1019196823, Embassy of Mexico."
Thanks. Before 2017, the Mexican embassy gives you a deposit sleep to pay for your visa after it is given to you. If they deny you visa, you won't have to pay a dime. However, starting from January 1st 2017, you must pay the visa fee of $36 before the interview. And it's non refundable. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 11:56pm On Sep 24, 2018 |
rindetemi: Top of the day @benpedro, another question. apart from using South Africa Airline, other airline seem to have one or twoo stop over either way. Now, wont that be difficult if one decide to use airline other than SA airline and had to do stop over say in UK or US, won't getting transit visa be an issue even though one has destination visa available to him?
I do appreciate the effort you've put into this thread despite your tight schedule. Best regard There is no direct flight from Nigeria to Mexico. All flights from Nigeria to Mexico must have a stopover in UK, US, Brazil or any of the European countries. Your best bet will be to apply for a schengen transit visa, preferably French transit visa. South African airways is recommended because you won't need a transit visa in South Africa and Brazil if you're not staying more than 24 hours at the airport. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 4:48pm On Sep 24, 2018 |
Kissup: Oga ben you don't want to reply me.you had someone in Mexico that assisted you.assist me to get a school. |
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Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 4:03am On Sep 24, 2018 |
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Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 3:55am On Sep 24, 2018*. Modified: 6:51pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
ijoka: @benpedro pls are there websites where one can Apply for mexico jobs from Nigeria and what are the posibilities those companies there hire foreign workers.
2. Please how can one get a Nigerian already living there to put up with for sometimes when arrived in mexico, are there sites for Nigerians community living overthere?
3. For some of us who do not have Invitation from girl friend, what do you tell the consular officer you are going for in mexico and what documents would be required? |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 3:51am On Sep 24, 2018 |
sambroose: since you don't want to go private, my questions are :- 1)I'm a professional Barber, I fit barb anything wey b hair, can I get a shop over there to start my business or can I work under someone? 2) I'm a graduate as well, what's the possibility of me getting other jobs that is not a teaching job 3) can I start job hurting or work with a tourist visa
thanks so much for your understanding ...... 1. Barbing is considered a menial job here especially when their hair is totally different from ours. 2. I'm not God, so I don't know your possibilities or chances per say. You just quit doubting yourself and take a leap. 3. Yes, but you'll still have to leave the country after you get one. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 3:45am On Sep 24, 2018 |
suxes2005: Absolutely!
Don’t try to use any fake statement to apply at any rmbassy in Nigeria.
SHALOM Heed this advice. They will ban you for life and forward your information to the USA, Canada and all Schengen countries in a matter of seconds. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Living In Mexico. Ask Me Any Question About Life Here by benpedro(op): 3:44am On Sep 24, 2018*. Modified: 6:50pm On Oct 07, 2018 |
ijoka: @benpedro, please what will be required of you to know that you have teaching experience when you get to mexico? Please can one work with that tourist visa or how can one get in with tourist and permanently stay and work overthere? Thanks for this reply |