₦airaland Forum

hunee:
Can anyone be so kind and nice enough to send the morocco visa form they used here: ayoj14878@gmail.com

Na beg i dey beg.

1daboi:
1. Yes, you must submit it by yourself and get interviewed same day.

2. They don't have office in Lagos

3. I flew o. But met 2guys that came by road there.

4. About 10m

1daboi:
I sent someone in Abuja to pick it up for me. The requirement is that you give him ur id card, and a consent letter then give him the original slip issued to you on the day of submission

1daboi:
Hi thanks for the update. Please I will be going to Morocco April 24th (next month) please can you shed more light on how I can secure some south America visas from Morocco? Thanks

1daboi:
yes boss

1daboi:
yes boss

Nchabuomo:
I recently travelled to the Yutucan axis of Mexico on vacation, and I am making this thread for anyone looking to take a trip to Mexico.

Visa: I did not apply for a visa as I had a valid Schengen visa. You can use your Schengen Visa as long as your stay falls within your validity. Please also check the official government website to see other visas you could use (UK, USA etc.).

Cost and General experience: I stayed in Tulum, and I found it to be expensive, and the costs are comparable to America and other major European locations. Friends that have visited Mexico City say it's cheap, though. Tulum is in the Quintana Roo state and is very touristy, with many beach clubs and activities to do. Also, the tipping culture is HUGE, and I found it to be much more than in the USA. For example, it was common to see a tip jar in the bathrooms or for your driver to expect a tip after a trip.

The food is spicy, and there's a wide menu to try and drink. Many people speak English too, but it helps if you speak a little Spanish too. It's advisable not to drink tap water in Mexico or Tulum. Though it is primarily cash-based, many places accept card payments but might charge a commission.

Advise: If travelling with your family, check out the beach club you want to visit and ensure the environment is family-friendly. Mexico is really a lovely country but has some security challenges, so keep that in mind and try to keep safe.

Happy to answer any specific questions anyone might have.

Bigcoconut:
Hello, guys
I don't want to bore you guys with long epistle. Yes, as the title suggests.

I travelled to Canada through the study route this January but I can tell you for a fact that I'm already bored with this place.

I'm redoing a 2 year program that I have already concluded in Naija but just because I want japa, I redid it. But that's not the issue.

The issue is that I'm working in a company but the department I was posted to was a physical demanding one..

To the extent that if I work for a day, I feel pain all over my body for a week. And this is seriously affecting my education because anytime i go to work, i wouldn't have the energy to do anything again as i would be so weak. but i have to work because i have bills to pay.

Nobody send you for here except you want sleep for cold outside.

Even half of my salary goes in the form of settling bills.

The work makes me depressed. This is not what I bargained for. .

For me to raise money for my tuition fees and travel expenses, at least I wasn't doing bad in Nigeria before i left. In addition, I hardly have time for myself.

My situation is even better, most of people who we came same time haven't found jobs yet.

My thinking is if I should ask for refund of my remaining tuition fee and relocate back Naija, or go back Naija and take some courses online, as there seems to be an option for that.

1stGenAmerican:
Today, I bought this in the same US and have enough for 2 people. It was $8.25 with a $2.99 delivery charge because I was too lazy to leave my office to pick it up myself:

modskiller:
Available for sale

modskiller:
Okay

modskiller:
Available

modskiller:
Available

modskiller:
Still here

modskiller:
Good morning