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afelouz:
Congrats!.

TechSpot:
Congrats on getting your Visa. This your Visa took so long cos you did your interview before me.

When did you state as your travel date on your application? I wanna know if that's the likely reason for the delay.

Someone on here is in similar situation so your answer could be a relief to her.

juliusocean:
You got your visa you no tell us.. Is that how you use to do?

Namae:
I'd never understand why some people make everything seem very difficult.
Adjo10 has greatly helped people with her knowledge, freely dishing them even when unsolicited. You can see a genuine happiness to liberate others.

Yet others on this thread who are less committed to helping people but more concerned about showing off how informed they are readily jump out like class prefects to prevent further enlightenment.

Aside my question 1,
Please can you show me ANYWHERE on all 44pages of this thread where questions 2, 3 and 4 of mine were answered as those were specifics to my case?

To think that just in December you too were asking dumb questions about language and jobs.
I guess you hadn't created your selfish Rule of reading from page 1-44 then?

Please Juliusocean, if you do not have my answers or do not want to help, kindly go back to selling maps to tourists in Togo while praying that your asylum is granted rather than make every one who asks for guidance appear lazy to read.

Afelouz got his visa yet asked a few more questions...does that mean he didn't read?

I specifically did not call you to help considering your haughtiness and penchance to scorn others; something you and a few others have not even tried to hide all through this thread.

I guarantee you one thing.
I'd make it and show my blue passport here too.
The same God who blessed Adjo10 without a thread like this still lives.

Chriscole any news?
Have you gotten your visa..Please keep us updated

TechSpot:
@chriscole

I'm not asking you any question about your passport or visa again so you can return to the thread

TechSpot:
How long after your interview did you get your passport?

Adjo10:
I think, It will also be nice to hear from those who recently gave birth here. I think we have few of them in this thread. How was your PR application? Cheers

Trizadove:
does that mean there is no hope for people who are showing already even though the person has some available time to accommodate the processing time of 3months?

Modernist:
28 weeks is 7 months of course she's showing!!!

Neneokoye:
Helo Everyone. I got a refusal mail yesterday for birthing in Canada and I’m 28weeks today. Going forward I’m looking at applying to Brazil for same purpose.

Pls just some few questions.

What are my chances of getting the visa after a refusal from Canada?

What’s there processing time like?, inorder for me to be able to fly on time.

I have no travel experience which was the result of my refusal, does that count here?

Quick response will be appreciated as I’m emotionally down now but I still don’t wanna give up on this dream.

Bless up to all them gurus here.

TechSpot:
Hello,

Mind telling us how your interview went?


I've been waiting to read ur goodnews

walejummy:
pls may I know no of weeks ur application spent before u were called for interview?

afelouz:
questions like travel history, why u choose brazil, job etc, I wish you best of luck and I hope the woman's belly is not showing yet?

afelouz:
Yes I was.

Samuelsoma:
okay great, I wish you the very best. Just be more patient cos it takes about 7/8weeks now. Yes

afelouz:
Hi, Have you been invited for an interview yet?

Samuelsoma:
So sorry about that, application now takes pretty much time to be approved or rejected, that has been the trend in recent times. So i understand how frustrating it can be. Please I will advice anyone on this platform that is planning to go give birth in brazil to start the processing as soon as you have made your final decision to go give birth there, cos you need much time to prepare and plan for it. Just assume that your visa application processing might take two months give or take, hence the need to start preparing early enough.
Also sorry about the way those two Nigerian guys treated you, bad belle people everywhere, its really annoying and irritating to have such people attend to you.

Adjo10:
From my understanding, the passport actually never leaves the embassy in Lagos. The Ministry in Brasilia only approves the online application and gives the embassy the go ahead to print the visa and stick it in your passport.

MrBrownJay1:
Very true... Floripa is expensive comparing to other cities in the state of Santa Catarina...but then, again you have to remember that also rich people from Sao Paulo and Río go to Floripa during the summer months. So the city truly gets saturated from beginning of december to mid february with Argentines going for Cheap vacation in brasil (aka can't afford to go all the way up to Rio) and rich people from Rio/SP. Só many better cities to go to in the south of Brasil BUT... you have to remember that SC is the state where them nazis ran to after the war... there is even a town called "little Germany" there aka BLUMENAU, and just for the record, 30% of the people there are from German decent and as a black person you will quickly get to figure it out.. not enough diversity there imho. Lol.

Joinville is more like a small beach town while Curitiba is a major city. So depending on what lifestyle people prefer, they can choose between the two. I personally wouldn't move there solely because Joinville would be too small for a proper place to start life over while Curitiba would not have enough of the glitz that Rio/SP got.. but then again, if people are going to give birth, Joinville might be quieter and better for immigration issues (less queues, fast expedition etc)

As for Airbnb, I believe that 1 week top, is the most anyone should stay before they can find more affordable local accommodation. No need to spend so much for so little.... for the price of a 2bedroom apt anywhere, you will only get a studio for the same price on Airbnb. Not worth it.

Again, people should check the website i posted earlier, and check prices... then compare the monthly prices on Airbnb for same neighborhoods...

Here is an idea below: furnished 1 bedroom apt in joinville (centro) will cost you monthly 600reais + 280Reais Condominio (aka building taxes) total: 880Reais. Thats about 215 USD...Airbnb for an apt in Joinville centro is about 15USD per night...thus a total of 450 USD for 30days....with the monthly Airbnb discount, you may get the apt for 375/400USD....there is no comparison.

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