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Ijeamaka1:How long did it take? cos its almost same in the UK right now |
sukkot:kidnapping like in Nigeria is not common in the west though ![]() Kidnap you and call your family how can that work in places like USA and UK? |
tensazangetsu20:You aint the 1st person to suffer under this illusion, We have been on Nairaland since 2007 we still dey here, you wont be the last. In years to come, you wil still be a reference point just like others o n here, Im not wishing you bad luck cos that's stupid but,Im saying do more research and keep you cards close to your chest, be careful amongst the Nigerians you meet along the way as you are fairly new to Migration route. You only just started this Visa talk few weeks or months ago, Some of us here have been on it since 1990 and we are still on it.Good luck young man! |
grandstar:When I got back from Rio and landed at Sa paulo, I came off this big train station very massive near that Mkt full of Nigerians I cant remember, I was asking for direction as my Agent has booked us into one small but nice family hotel called Hotel Mino if spelt correctly, the person who gave us direction raised back to us, told me and my Mrs to hide our watches phones rings etc.I said thanks (Obrigado)When we turned the corner Lord we then knew why.Luckily a shop owner sent one of his boys,(turkish) to take us to the hotel and he xcorted us there.You cant even bring your Gadem phone out to film the area during the day you get robbed. |
tensazangetsu20:Your response shows you don't read what is being posted but chose to just listen to yourself, You specifically stated that only few countries has access to the US Job market but I just told you, I went to the US to carry out work(Installations and maintenance), my team where consist of Engineers from japan, Germany and the UK.if you live in Nicaragua you cant be an expert on what is going on in the USA when you don't live there or had an dealings that involved such Visas.xcept you have found yourself in such situations. The VWP countries are 38 so far not 4 as you seem to claim. Hats wrong assumption on your part PS you use the word Struggle as a UK citizen, A Uk citizen does not struggle to go anywhere in the world well mayB the MOON.A[[lying for a Visa is formality, xcept you are trying to say such person wont come back to the UK if not what reason have intending countries got to deny a UK citizen Visa? |
tensazangetsu20:here you go assuming again ,You should ask me what I used not tell me.I dont live in Nigeria I live and work in the Uk as a fluid Engineer. Plz re read this https://www.nnuimmigration.com/work-visa-usa/ |
tensazangetsu20:What are we talking about here I worked in Huston last year, all we needed to do was apply.my team where two japs and 4 Germans plus 3 of us from the Uk so your point is? PLZ try and look at this and rea valuate your answers. Nothing is rigid as you think https://www.nnuimmigration.com/work-visa-usa/ |
grandstar:Thank you. This is what I have been trying to say, You know we all read the Bible but have a different interpretation or understanding to it.But on this Question and answer between a Chilean and a US home affairs official, they clearly reiterated the rules and regulations. |
spyder880:Bro last pic no roof or decking but there is windows on the ground floor, is this a good idea? |
Xiaohei:For someone living in Port Harcourt, to go to Lagos, they would have to fly there and back book hotel at least 2 nights, eat, Do you or can you imagine how much that cost? Your flight Tkt and accommodation will set you back nearly N200k plus. However now you can stroll in stroll out. TSL office would lose at least 60% of its customers in Lagos and all those fancy Eateries i n front of it will lose customers too, while new Biz will bounce up in Abba road. I know that area, where presidential Hotel is, its already full of ABokis etc |
Ropostic120:I be wan say smthing to you, but I decided to go look at your profile and your post, then I realized it would be a waste of time! |
Duru009:go to their website, dnt be lazy |
Autobot05:How old was you when the Ghanaian caddis was rounded up? meaning the took the last four zeros out? Their money is more useless than the naira! |
Gerrard59:You want to be heard, fine you have been heard now do one,I have asked you kindly to go play with ur mates your nor REACH foxtrot Oscar |
Treadway:Yeh but this was n ot what that ignorant renter was saying he seems to think one can just wake up and cross to the USA no checks Visa waved, visa is waved for tourism but if u want to work there are further requirement. I had to work in the US last year for just two weeks I needed a Visa even as a British citizen with blue passport, SO you want to tell me Chile has more rights to enter the US more than its colonial fathers' know some people will say their legs have reached a height even where their Head has not reached! Same was said about Brazil, I was there Jan to Feb this year,I met two Nairalanders, they are here still, I dnt want to mention their names as they are work in progress. they were chatting to me and my Mrs.They have tried to travel via road to the US two times failed cos they got robbed, so they are trying to raise money. Bro you see these routes, do you have any Idea of howmany Nigerians are stranded They wont say anything they will even encourage you to come when you land eye will clear!But Im not saying all of them though cos people have different level of satisfaction. Som nah that country be heaven! |
Longinyamapucci:No too blame OP nah where he sabi reach, with God's grace he will move to a better place. |
Gerrard59:Guy go back to Sleep you no REACH,U be smally ontop this matter. Go play with ur mates run along plz |
Treadway:SImple, how do the Health Care workers make it to the UK? How about the High skilled Migrant route?there are loads of scheames too much to mention if one does a good research.. https://www.nursingtimes.net/news/policies-and-guidance/plans-confirmed-for-fast-track-nurse-visas-under-new-immigration-system-13-07-2020/ https://smithstonewalters.com/2022/01/27/care-workers-and-home-carers-to-be-eligible-for-uk-visa-from-february/ I will stop here as this is not about the Uk not to spoil the young man's page! |
Opeolami:what Sector are you limited to right about NOW? |
Treadway:there is a link, and it was a QA session with the US Embassy have a look at the link I posted FFS |
Treadway:Ask yourself does the UK not have such for Nigerians?does this now mean all Nigerians can just apply and go to the UK? |
Longinyamapucci:I agree with you, he is a waste of space struggling by any means to lure innocent young men with false hope Coming from Brazil to the Uk, you need to see search carried out on me at the Airport me wey even get CTC and MOD Clearance! |
Gerrard59:Who give a craap about the shytehole you live and crawl from guy foxtrot Oscar |
Gerrard59:What rubbish are you talking about and what lies did I say on here? Why don't we ask the creator of this topic to do the Enquiry and come back? or you think I'm one of those kids on here who aint been anywhere? or you think say 23 years abroad nah Beans? Respect yourself fast" Am I being paid on here or do I need any visa or restriction to visit anywhere in this world? nah Only MOOON I nor fit go like this? All these questions asked by Chileans are LIES as well or are you now a Chilean? Breadcrumb Home Archive USCIS Reminds Chilean Nationals of Immigration Benefits Available Questions and Answers USCIS Reminds Chilean Nationals of Immigration Benefits Available Questions and Answers Archived Content The information on this page is out of date. However, some of the content may still be useful, so we have archived the page. Introduction In light of the recent natural catastrophes in Chile, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) reminds Chileans of U.S. immigration benefits available to eligible Chilean nationals upon request. USCIS understands that a natural catastrophe can affect an individual’s ability to establish or maintain lawful immigration status. In addition to the March 10 Update, the following Questions and Answers address temporary relief measures available to nationals of Chile. Questions and Answer Q1. I am a Chilean national and cannot return to Chile at this time due to the earthquake. My allowed time to stay in the United States is expiring or about to expire. What are my options? Can I work during my stay in the US? A1. If you wish to change or extend your nonimmigrant status, you may request an extension if you meet the existing criteria for your specific nonimmigrant category. If you are a B-1 or B-2 visitor, you may apply for a six-month extension on the basis that the events of Feb. 27, 2010 earthquake and its aftermath make you unable to return to Chile at this time. Although B-1 and B-2 visitors may receive an extension under these special considerations, they are not authorized to work in the United States. Normally, an extension application must be filed before the authorized stay expires. According to existing guidelines, USCIS may accept applications for change of status or extension of stay after the period of authorized admission has expired. No waiver of this filing fee is available. If you are a Chilean national and wish to receive special consideration for a late filed extension or change of status application, you must include evidence with Form I-539 that you were unable to return to Chile before the February 27 earthquake. If you were in lawful, nonimmigrant status on February 27, you will be excused for filing late up to May 27, 2010. After May 27, 2010, eligibility for delayed filing will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Q2. I am a Chilean national granted parole to enter the United States temporarily, but I am unable to return to Chile due to the earthquake and my parole has expired or is about to expire. What are my options? Can I work during my stay in the US? A2. If you are a Chilean national who has already been paroled into the United States, you may apply for an extension of your parole (“re-parole”), by making an InfoPass appointment at your local USCIS field office. The length of the extension is at the Director’s discretion, but normally will not exceed six months. To qualify for re-parole, you will need to demonstrate that you were or are currently prevented from returning to Chile before the expiration of your current or last authorized parole. You will also need to present a genuine, expired or unexpired Form I-94, which contains an expiration date between February 27, 2010 and May 27, 2010. Once your parole has been extended, you may apply for employment authorization by filing Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization. For instructions on how to apply, please refer to the filing instructions on the Form I-765. Q3. I am a Chilean national granted advance parole to travel outside of the United States and cannot return to the United States from Chile due to the recent natural disasters, and my allowed time is expiring or about to expire. What are my options? A3. Due to disruption of consular services following the earthquake, and in recognition of the humanitarian needs of affected individuals, an automatic extension of advance parole until May 27, 2010 is granted to those aliens, who are currently in Chile and who are outside of the United States if their advance parole authorization, Form I-512, Authorization for Parole of Aliens into the United States, expires between Feb. 27, 2010 and May 27, 2010. Ports of entry have been instructed to accept these auto-extended Form I-512s. Affected individuals do not need to bring any additional documentation with them to the airport. Q4. I am a Chilean national F-1 student currently enrolled in school in the United States. Due to the recent natural catastrophes in Chile, I can no longer cover the cost of my education. What are my options? Can I work during my stay in the United States? A4. If your family in Chile is funding your studies, you may be eligible for work authorization based on severe economic hardship. According to the regulations at 8 CFR 214.2(f)(9)(II)(C) and (D), F-1 academic students may request off-campus employment authorization based on severe economic hardship caused by unforeseen circumstances beyond their control, such as changes in the financial condition of their source of support. If your family is encountering difficulties with funding your studies in the United States due to the recent earthquakes in Chile, you may apply for employment authorization based on severe economic hardship. To qualify, you must establish that: a) you have been an F-1 academic student for at least one full academic year; b) you are in good academic standing and carrying a full course load; and c) employment authorization is needed to avoid severe economic hardship. You will need to obtain a recommendation from your Designated School Official (DSO). That recommendation must be placed on your Form I-20. Once you obtain this recommendation, you must file Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, with your properly endorsed Form I-20, according to the filing instructions on the form. For Form I-765, you may apply to have the fee waived due to your inability to pay. For guidance on fee waivers, please visit www.uscis.gov/feewaiver. Q5. I am a Chilean national whose case is pending with USCIS. I need my case expedited due to the earthquake in Chile. What are my options? A5. Given the need for immediate relief, USCIS will expedite certain applications and petitions. Standard requirements for security checks remain in place under expedited procedures. If a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident requests expedited processing of a Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, the case will be expedited where a visa number is readily available. Chilean nationals with benefit applications pending in the United States may need to travel quickly for emergent reasons and will need to apply for advance authorization for parole to return to the United States. USCIS will expedite the Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, in such cases and where we have been advised of the emergent need to travel. Q6. Where can I find more information about immigration relief benefits? A6. For more information on USCIS humanitarian programs, visit www.uscis.gov or call the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283. |
fergie001:GOOD we get our own problem, Military wan cash out again BH money no long again. |
Omini247:DEm full here, I'm surprised people dont realise we can actually go back and check their previous post, I have an Eye for someone on here lying fru their nose and misdirecting persons on these forums, we just giving em more ropes to tie themselves cos to LIE dey their DNA |
Ijeamaka1:SO when did you enter Brazil and how long did it take to naturalize? I thought you were giving 10 years Visa 1st then after that you apply for Naturalization, at least this was what I was told when I was at a drink up in that popular shopping centre full of Nigerians, I can't remember the name. |
Celepope:That is true, I met a lady in Brazil who just got her right to stay in the country and it took her 11 years and for all them times she has not been to Nigeria. She got it when she gave Birth. Now she is trying for the passport. She also told me about the difficulty she faces getting her Son to go to school, this was in Sao Palo. |
SmartPolician:That is the Main aim |
aieromon:Thank GOODNESS, someone saw the Light, no more flights to Lagos in the name of Visa application to UK, next stop Schengen Application and USA=Canada. Everyone from Benin to the whole of South South and Southeast will go there. Smart men will upgrade their flat to Air BnB standard, there is Money to be made now. |
SayNo2SmallPrik:ABi ohhh lol |
IbeOkehie:Listen as a youth I left Nigeria in 1999/2000 , for the UK , it was even harder than to go to the UK,I had the same mindset but guess what, when you have lived long abroad as I have done, you will change and realize you do not need any of them govt to survive in Nigeria as a matter of fact, the same thing goes for the so-called politicians, vast majority of them lived years abroad. You will be in a moral state to be able to provide for yourself what govt cannot provide for you. The there is this other thing about Africa that even the westerners are attracted to, you to will be attracted to it.Let me stop here. |
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They wont say anything they will even encourage you to come when you land eye will clear!But Im not saying all of them though cos people have different level of satisfaction. Som nah that country be heaven!