moonraker:

You just shot yaself in the foot. The article that you were so quick to point out doesnt say the agreement has been reached.

it says that there is a PLAN. Erm yeah, right. try going to indonesia without a visa now and see what happens.


I am not an enemy of progress. I just dont want nigerians to be misinformed, period

I AM NOT TELLING YOU THAT I AM GOING TO INDONESIA. I JUST SHARE MY POINT FOR OTHERS WHO ARE INTERESTED TO BENEFIT FROM IT. SHIKENA

moonraker:

You just shot yaself in the foot. The article that you were so quick to point out doesnt say the agreement has been reached.

it says that there is a PLAN. Erm yeah, right. try going to indonesia without a visa now and see what happens.


I am not an enemy of progress. I just dont want nigerians to be misinformed, period

IS OK MR MOORAKER AM SORRY IF YOU ARE OFFENDED. I DON'T MEAN TO INSULT ANYONE I WAS JUST TRYING TO SHARE MY OPINION.

moonraker:


WRONG INFORMATION!!!!


NIGERIANS NEED VISA TO GET INTO INDONESIA. IT ISNT VISA FREE OOOOOO

fellow, you need to proof your point. we Nigerians we should learn how to welcome new development. this is the only way we can help our prayers for this country and to encourage new development. you can check this link : http://premiumtimesng.com/business/106300-indonesia-plans-free-trade-visa-for-nigerians-others.html

4 Play:


http://www.newstatesman.com/alan-white/2013/01/trials-roseline-akhalu

Absolutely heartbreaking story which illustrates how desperate Nigeria is that a person with renal failure living in Nigeria is on an express train to death...unless of course they've enough money to afford treatment.

May God help her soul.

Humm

blacklion: There are several hundred Nigerians in Afghanistan currently. Many are serving with the US military or working with private security companies and other service providers/contractors like KBR, DynCorp etc. There are also some Nigerians with the UN and international NGOs. There are also thousands of other Africans there.

Until late 2011 when the US forces finally left Iraq, there were several hundred Nigerians serving with the US military or working for contractors/service providers and international NGOs.

Even now that the US troops have left, there are Nigerians working with the UN or private companies. Iraq has the third largest oil reserves in the world and all the major players are there - Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell, BP, Total, Elf etc.

Even in Somalia too, there are Nigerians serving with the UN and international NGOs.

Work can take you anywhere in the world.

Yes you are really talking sense. I am very sure of what you are saying. Internation NGOs do send so many volunteers there for a mission. Like Doctor without border, salvation army, Redcross, Transition abroad, cross country project abroad etc.

Lagos_Boi:

Its not as you think, Afganistan now is still safer than Northern 9igeria....it's not like bomb is dropping everywhere, how many 9igerians are among the bombing victims there?? have not heard of anything.

It's even better there because it's targeted bombing not senseless killing of christians happening here....i hope you grab it?

Yea I subscribe!

no real prove for the poster yet as people are not sure but as for me they do charge 50% for booking while some hotels charge lesser

360command: i do not know much about mexico in reality but i do know much more about mexico virtualy.Now

the thing about mexico; for you going to mexico ,you need to put your mind crossed that were

you are going to is a third world country but you must know that for the fact that you are a

nigerian leaving the shores of nigeria, irrespective of where you are going to, be it

Benin,Camroon,Gabon or sudan, you have that tendency to make it there compared to thier own

citizen who likes to lazy around.Now, let me correct some people here.

Your chances of getting kidnapped in Mexico are slim, unless you are a really rich person

and then you probably have bodyguards.Your chances of having something bad happening to you

in Mexico are slimmer than in the United States. There are certainly more murders in New

Orleans than any comparable Mexican city.NOTE: you should be worried about staying in the

border cities of mexico like Laredo, Cd. Juarez and Tijuana specifically becos of the

violence that happens there.

To those who said studying in mexico is useless, well i have this to say to you , I do

know that when it comes to Countries in the Latin america region and its education , Mexico

is ahead, there are international schools(more of US) in mexico and one can easily apply

for transcript to school in the USA.(i dont think Brazil or argentina's education can be

beter than that of mexico)

Also, its ironicalbut you better believe it) Americans are willing to come to mexico,but

the mexican immigration are not willing to let them in, so it is vice-versa, about mexicano

who are wanting to die just to see that they enter the USA( the same thing applies to nigerians

who travel by road to go to Spain)The U.S. embassy in Mexico City estimates that there were

more than 600,000 Americans living in Mexico. An estimated 300,000 Canadians live in Mexico,

at least part-time.

the mexican economy is tied up with that of the US economy , so if the US economy is down

that of mexico's economy would go down , if if its smiling thiers would also smile back,

living in mexico, its relatively cheaper than that of US and canada, but there are places

in mexico that is relatively high like Monterrey and mexico city(those are two i know)Cancun

is relatively cheap(OK),environmental friendly,great tourist attractions.

The country is currupt , so as our country(at least our own dan de better) but i would say thiers is woefully currupt ,

becos i cannot imagine a situation were the police would be supportin the gangstas and drug

lords, in thier criminal activity(President Calderón(president of mexico) seems to be serious about cracking down on drug gangs by using the military to rage war against them).

if you know what you are doing, just be yourself, bad guys or no bad guys, nothing de happen , its not you that they are looking for ,

the issue of racial discrimination been black, i really dont know about that, but from the way i look at it, its s.america, there are blacks there , but i know that there are more blacks in brazil compare to mexico,

funny enuf i have friends(lawyers) who can help you with paper work, i hope this words as touch the heart of some people

Do you live in mexico?

babaklazz: Hello, 360command, I know u are online,

Pls i will like to chat with you in a while for i am the concerned person,

My email is klazzabar@yahoo.com, I am on yahoo chat now, pls do IM me now

Gracais

Are you now in mexico or you have change your mind?

agatha4life: I have always use booking.com for all my hotels reservation and they have never changed me.

that was in 1960,now there eyes are open

They use to charge at least 50% .

Vicjustice:
You're absolutely right in the sense that assignment job can take you anywhere. But i was of the opinion that the poster was asking after the Nigerians "living" and working in Afghanistan, that is weird.

imagine you work with united nation and they send you there for a mission are you going to resign. let thank God no matter the condition. there is no place on earht that is no brutal. can you imagine strange bullet in usa. there was riot in even uk last year.

bless you, you also say take care

trolling: Being in God's image gives me all those powers

Hummm

Good post. Many seem not to know the usefulness of it.

19naia:
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Economy THIS IS AND IDEA OF CURRENT ROUND TRIP TICKETS FROM LAGOS TO MEXICO.........THE MEXICO VISA PROCESS IS NOT SO COMPLEX. ALL THE NEEDED INFO WAS POSTED ABOVE BY OTHER PEOPLE REPLYS...$36.OO AND YOUR CURRENT PASSPORT WITH MORE THAN 6 MONTHS VALIDITY,YOUR TICKET PURCHASED AND THE APPLIOCATION FORM FROM ONLINE OR ITS BEST YOU GO TO THE EMBASSY NEAREST TO YOU IN PERSON IF YOU STILL WANT MORE ASSURANCE OF HOW TO GO EVERY STEP OF THE WAY... I WILL GO NOW TO THE EMBASSY SITE AND LINK IT TO HERE SO YOU CAN APPLY THERE ONLINE IF POSSIBLE Mexico Embassy , Nigeria

39 Usuma Street, Maitama District
Abuja
Nigeria
Phone:
+234-9-462-0630
+234-9-462-0632
+234-9-462-0633
Email:
embnigeria@sre.gob.mx
MEXICO EMBASSY NIGERIAhttp://embassy-finder.com/mexico_in_abuja_nigeria

I am some how confuse if someone will not need transit visa if there is stop over to connect to another flight. e.g KLM, lufthansa etc. kindly clarify it. thanks in millions.

@19naia. you have done a great job which I believe alot of people interested in traveling to mexico will benefit from your post. thank you so much for your contribution this is type of people we are looking for in Nairaland not the type of people that will discourage or kill excellent spirit.

transponder: PLEASE, DOES ANYONE KNOW THE SIZE OF FEED I WILL GIVE JUVENILE IN THE FIRST MONTH, THEY WILL BE FIVE WEEKS OLD WHEN I STOCK.
AND HOW MANY BAGS OF FEED SHOULD I BUY TO FEED 3,000 FISHES.
PLEASE KINDLY ADVISE.

It depend on your location. If you live in lagos or ibadan I can direct you on where you can get it cheaper and they will answer all your question.

19naia: its true what was posted above about secureing a specific visa before going to a foriegn country...in my experience traveling and researching visa policies,many countries will allow you in on a specific visa such as visitor or student or worker;but in the event you want to change your status there,you must leave the country and apply any new type of visa outside the country..only extensions for existing visas can be granted in the country and only up to a fixed limit of extendability....seychelles may be different but its better to be prepared under common policies that limit visa switching while still
resideing on existing visa.........seychelles is not very expensive compared to south africa or europe and USA...i read a report saying that salaries are low in seychelles when compared to cost of living..the seychelles ruppee is 13ruppes to 1 USdollar and its about 50ruppees to eat out at modest restuarant and about $500 to rent a nice but simple small house...these are stories from foreigners like americans,so maybe the locals there are able to find cheaper living for basic survival..

Well, mr 19naia. I know you have travel far and near. But I am very sure on want I am saying about what I said in my previous post that seychelles is expensive. take a look at how much they charge for their so call work permit or GOP or something. Is on the higher side compare to other countries. Also take a look at being living there for years or married their citizen they will not give that person their citizenship or issue out their citizen to anyone on that regards. Not like other countries.that what make me to say they are have a very strict law.
Once again mr 19naia you are welcome on board. You are once comment on my mexico post. I still expect more comment from you. Thanks

Vixtajic: Thanks.I have a B.sc in marine biology and a certificate in boat driving&repairs.pls kindly help out

You have good cerficate. They may need you there but my advice is try and look for job online in seychelles first while in Nigeria before embarking on the journey. According to their immigration rules you must get GOP before you can enter seychelles and take any job. Their law is very strtict and the place is a tourist country very expensive. Therefore it is not advisable to go as a tourist thinking you can convert to work visa. I rest my point.

transponder: Mexico Tourist visa is easy to get in Mexician embassy abuja, it costs $36, they will give you 3 months, once you get there you can get their stay in Mexico.
Am currently in Mexico, i have been working in Mexico for two years, its a nice country,but not many black people are there, as a black man they look like me like a king.
Mexico is safe,its only the North of Mexico that its not, their electricity is stable, good water, good road.

Thank you Transponder and 19naia. you people have done well. but I will like to know how to obtain mexico tourist card in mexico embassy in abuja. kindly put me through on the process. also what do you have to say on the flight to mexico. waiting for your comment. peace onto us!

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hummmmm

and more. the flight ticket is too high. 300k to 400 is the flight ticket to mexico

hum thanks all, to add to what my fellows has contributed. mexico is a good place if you know correct state to settle in mexico some state in mexico are good for beginners while some are not good. anyone interested in traveling there should do their research on their own. as for me I can travel there. but I dont encourage anyone to think of crossing there are many things you can do legally to make a living in mexico. as regards to mexico visa it is very easy to get their visa if you have your document but it is not so that it is necessary to have canada or uk visa on your passport before they can give you but if you have travel to uk, russia, germany, turkey it is added advantage for you to get the visa. I have correct agent that is doing it. peace.

expido:

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GUS, WHATEVER YOU DO, DO NOT USE THIS SERVICE
http://kenariesng.com/

This guy uses the "kenforum" username. If you check his website, you will see a very elaborate information and it looks worthy, but HE DOESNT HAVE A TEAM, it is just ONE OFFICE SPACE THAT IS TINY AND ONE SECRETARY,

This guy claims to be an expert, He just dooped me of 650,000 naira. I am a student at St. kitts and He claimed he knows all the laws and requirements to travel to St. kitts without a transit visa, Needless to say , i was returned home after 5 days in the air and after paying 650,000, We are finding it hard to get a refund from him, THE trip was VERY STRESSFUL, I WAS ROUTED THROUGH THE WRONG PATH AND NEEDLESS TO SAY, he was CRYING WHEN MY DAD DEMANDED FOR A REFUND, PLEASE GUYS, DO NOT USE "kenforum", DO NOT USE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just get yourself a transit visa and save yourself from dubious people like him.

Mennnn, I am tired of Nigeria, people are just too dubious,

PLEASE AGAIN, DO NOT use this service, Do NOT CALL THIS NUMBER EITHER, HERE IS HIS NUM 08037060650

I HATE NIGERIA, I am Nigerian but lived in the U.S for over 16 years, I HATE NIGERIA, WE ARE TOO DUBIOUS, oh my goodness

Na wa oo. people can be so callous. let keep on doing research, we shall get answer

ayostacey: Thanks for your help and the link...however, that statement was made from someone in November of 2010 so Im assuming they were referring to December 18th 2010 as well. And as of now, 2012, there are no flights from there.

friend, go to this link: https://www.nairaland.com/296116/flights-barbados-jamaica-west-africa

ayostacey: Hello, while searching online for the answer to this question, the search engine drew me to this site because this topic has come up before. I read through numerous posts on the subject, but never saw any valid answer ...AND most of the info was at least several years old. I hold a Nigerian passport but have been living in Accra, Ghana for the last three years with my wife who is American. We would like to travel to Barbados in March. Is there any route that you are aware of that could get us there without a transit visa? Obviously she has no problems going more direct routes, but since I have only the Nigerian passport, it is more difficult. Any legitimate answers would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!!

great job but you need to do more on other visa free country like saint kitts, turs and caicos. getting direct flight without transit to those countries is a big whahala.I am not sure you can get them without transit visa like uk transit or America transit or Brazil.