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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 1:23pm On Jan 23, 2021

TechSpot:
From your description, it seems Itaquera is similar to Guarulhos.

I stayed in Guarulhos for a month, though it's safe, quiet, relatively affordable though not as modern or highbrow like places I stayed in Sao Paulo city centre thus I'm looking for a city that's a balance between both Sao Paulo city and Guarulhos.

Since you've stayed in both Guarulhos and Itaquera... What made u decide to settle down in Itaquera?

Stay safe, I wish you and you family all the best of life in Brazil.

*Pardon my many questions

If you looking for a city that balances both Guarulhos and centro maybe you should try itaim bibi or jardin
Visited a friend in itaquera and I liked the area you hardly find blacks there especially Nigerians it’s a white Brazilian dominated area,

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 2:59am On Jan 23, 2021

Ijeamaka1:
[/quote]Congrats.

How's life in Itaquera? If you've been to Centro, SP or Centro, Guarulhos, how does Itaquera compare to both places?
My first stop was Guarulhos stayed in an hotel for 3 days then I moved to Indianapolis,moema to stay in an air b n b for 10days with my family before I got an apartment at itaquera, itaquera is a nice and quiet place although it’s not Behind like moema where the nouveau rich stay but it’s safe , centro is like the hustling place

Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 2:58am On Jan 23, 2021

TechSpot:
Congrats.

How's life in Itaquera? If you've been to Centro, SP or Centro, Guarulhos, how does Itaquera compare to both places?
My first stop was Guarulhos stayed in an hotel for 3 days then I moved to Indianapolis,moema to stay in an air b n b for 10days with my family before I got an apartment at itaquera, itaquera is a nice and quiet place although it’s not Behind like moema where the nouveau rich stay but it’s safe , centro is like the hustling place

Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 2:54am On Jan 23, 2021

dehiero:
How did you go about the legalization of your documents in nigeria? Please share your experience, I thought you were visiting for just a week as u stated previously

I did not legalize documents when I applied for my visa

Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 2:53am On Jan 23, 2021

dehiero:
How did you go about the legalization of your documents in nigeria? Please share your experience, I thought you were visiting for just a week as u stated previously

yes I visited for a week last year December , came back to Nigeria and moved my family this January , decided to hit the hard reset button, got tired of Nigeria and needed a second passport for my family

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 10:36pm On Jan 22, 2021

Brazil is immigrant friendly ,healthcare and education is free of your are using public hospitals

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 10:35pm On Jan 22, 2021

kisibo:
congratulations... give us details and your observations so far since u arrive so that other people people that want to migrate will learn from it.. tx

First thing is learning Portuguese is important to get around easily and for smooth communication,secondly is brazillians are receptive and accommodating, they try their best to communicate and explain things to you if you ask them even with the language barrier

Food ,cloth and electronics is cheap compare to Nigeria

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 10:17pm On Jan 22, 2021

I finally moved to SP with my family from Nigeria getting accommodation in São Paulo as a tourist is hectic ,your cpf is not enough , but with Gods grace I meet someone that was able to vouch for me after several tries secured a two bedroom apartment at itaquera for 1250 Reis including condominium fee but I had to stay in an air b n b for 2 weeks before I got the apartment

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 4:32pm On Dec 06, 2020

Venquire:
What kind of visa did you apply for?

What's your reason for migrating to Brazil?

Tourist visa

Am not migrating to Brazil am visiting for a week and coming back

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 10:50am On Dec 06, 2020

Have been a silent reader,and from what I read I decided to apply with my family ,suprisingly it took just 6working days and our visa was approved with no interview ,will be in Brazil �� soon and give everyone updates and pictures of Brazil...so everyone get ready

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 10:48am On Dec 06, 2020

This thread has been dead for a while now ,ok so let’s make it active

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Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 5:56pm On Nov 27, 2020

dehiero:
Please I pm you please reply

done

Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 5:55pm On Nov 27, 2020

Done

Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 8:50pm On Nov 17, 2020

Please help me am on the online site for application,do I have to scan and upload every page of my bank statement of account on the website

Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by Ijeamaka1: 9:43am On Oct 25, 2020

Goodmorning house am Travelling to Nairobi next month with my wife and son for a 2 weeks and I will also apply for Brazil Tourist visa in Nairobi for my family,please house is it possible to apply in Nairobi with my Nigerian passport, Gurus in the house please advise

Politics › Re: Mohammed Umar Named Acting EFCC Chairman - The Cable by Ijeamaka1: 5:05pm On Jul 08, 2020

Another new yam eater , enjoy your loot ...this country should be sold of on jiji

Family › Re: Have You Ever Lost A Dear One That Makes You Cry Till Now? by Ijeamaka1: 12:40pm On Apr 26, 2020

Today makes it 8days I lost my dad, cant get my mind of the call i got last week around 3am that my dad is dead ,still crying my eyes swollen, today am frying akara for his 8days prayer, sad realities

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Celebrities › Re: Omashola Spanking A Lady’s Backside At Diane’s 24th Birthday Party by Ijeamaka1: 3:56pm On Feb 29, 2020

Lazy youths

Crime › Re: FSARS: Christopher Akpan Slumps, Dies Inside Office by Ijeamaka1: 2:56am On Feb 23, 2020

Rest in pieces mudafucker

Politics › Re: Ahmed Lawan: National Assembly Under Invasion by Ijeamaka1: 5:48am On Feb 19, 2020

Isaiah 48:22 there is no sleep for the wicked

Politics › Re: Top 10 Nigerian Politicians With Good Records, Worthy For President by Ijeamaka1: 6:48pm On Feb 06, 2020

Useless list ,compiled out of frustration and hunger, OP is one of the problems we have in Nigeria, am very sure you are marlian

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Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 8:20pm On Jan 14, 2020

Which yeye letter oga just book your flight and go with your original yellow card and hotel or Airbnb reservation at the port of entry request for East African visa pay $100 and you are good to go

Olikeze1:
please house help me answer this

I would love to visit Rwanda and I understand its visa free and I can obtain the East African visa from the Kigali Airport for $100 ? Correct me if I'm wrong. But someone mentioned here that he need to show the Nigerian immigration a certain letter to proof he will get Rwanda visa on arrival ? what letter is this and how can i obtain this letter ?

pls help

Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 5:58pm On Jan 09, 2020

Just make sure you are with your air b n b booking or hotel reservation

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Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 5:57pm On Jan 09, 2020

dyadeleye:
Are you still at Kigali?

nope am back to naija

Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 6:57pm On Jan 08, 2020

Requested at point of entry they will require you to pay a $100 for itquote author=Palazo post=85548417]

Please I want to know if you requested for the east Africa visa at the point of entry or the VO just issued it on their own......[/quote]

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Business › Re: Allen Onyema Indicted For Bank Fraud And Money Laundering In America by Ijeamaka1: 8:43am On Nov 23, 2019

Baba don collect better BEC

Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 11:57am On Oct 22, 2019

[$500quote author=Kvngwitty post=83358321]

Okay bro thanks
And how much is for the BTA[/quote]

Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 6:38am On Oct 22, 2019

Kvngwitty:
How much for your flight ticket and what documents do you go with

flight was 174k , yellow card and hotel reservation that’s all and ofcourse BTA

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Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 12:24am On Oct 22, 2019

Arrived kigali international airport around 9pm and proceeded to immigration and passport control, I paid $100 and got an east Africa visa sticker ( Rwanda, Uganda , Kenya)

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Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 12:21am On Oct 22, 2019

Later requested for rice which was better, the flight was a bit turbulent,

Travel › Re: Any Nigerian In Kigali, Rwanda? by Ijeamaka1: 12:19am On Oct 22, 2019

Look at what I got served on the plane grin

can’t this poo .. lol

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