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Hi I think there should be a thread for people living in Brazil so, you all there could document your stay and what you did when arrived Brazil... Such as accomodation. Bank account... Sim.... Transit and lot more

Obinnau:
Hello guys, how do I go about my documents? I am already in Brazil, but the documents (birth certificates, marriage certificate and police CC) were not authenticated at the Brazilian embassy, they were only legalised at ministry of foreign affairs. What to do? I am applying for the permanent residency.

You don't need to authenticate them at the Brazilian embassy in Nigeria. You can translate and authenticate your Police Character at the Nigerian embassy here and also apply for consulate letter there. That's all the document you need from Nigeria asides your passport. The other documents are Brazilian docs. There's an NGO that can assist you if you're still having difficulty.

untamedd:
You don't need to authenticate them at the Brazilian embassy in Nigeria. You can translate and authenticate your Police Character at the Nigerian embassy here and also apply for consulate letter there. That's all the document you need from Nigeria asides your passport. The other documents are Brazilian docs. There's an NGO that can assist you if you're still having difficulty.

thank you so much! This so good to hear. Can you give guidelines on how to contact the embassy or how to sent the documents to them? What is the name of the NGO?

Karleb:
They say Brazilians are so nice that they would leave what they are doing to help a total stranger, I never knew their niceness reach this level.

Brazilians are indeed very nice. The government is a reflection of it's people, very generous and accommodating. However, an average Brazilian does not play with their money o. I'm surprised he said a Brazilian paid his bills because that's rare. A Brazilian can help you with everything but if it's money, it's a different ballgame.

On the flip side, they don't expect you to just dash them money, they are usually surprised, taken aback and very grateful when you do.

Uber drivers will count coins to make sure your change is complete, they also won't let go of their 10 cents and say leave it. If you don't have, when you log back in the app you'll meet your debt there😂

Obinnau:
thank you so much! This so good to hear. Can you give guidelines on how to contact the embassy or how to sent the documents to them? What is the name of the NGO?

There is a liaison office here in São Paulo where you'll fill the form and submit your PC. You can also send the PC to the embassy yourself after filling the form. The man there will advise you accordingly. You'll pay processing and courier fees. I can't paste his phone number here but I'll describe his office.

Go to Galaria Sete D'abril, Republica. Go upstairs and ask for Mr Ifeanyi. There is a Nigerian woman that sells food on the same floor, if you find her first you can ask her for his office.

After you send it, make sure to follow up with the embassy. Their phone number is on the Embassy's Google page and they respond will.

Obinnau:
thank you so much! This so good to hear. Can you give guidelines on how to contact the embassy or how to sent the documents to them? What is the name of the NGO?

This is the NGO

untamedd:
There is a liaison office here in São Paulo where you'll fill the form and submit your PC. You can also send the PC to the embassy yourself after filling the form. The man there will advise you accordingly. You'll pay processing and courier fees. I can't paste his phone number here but I'll describe his office.

Go to Galaria Sete D'abril, Republica. Go upstairs and ask for Mr Ifeanyi. There is a Nigerian woman that sells food on the same floor, if you find her first you can ask her for his office.

After you send it, make sure to follow up with the embassy. Their phone number is on the Embassy's Google page and they respond will.

very detailed, you are a life saver!

untamedd:
Go to Galaria Sete D'abril, Republica. Go upstairs and ask for Mr Ifeanyi. There is a Nigerian woman that sells food on the same floor, if you find her first you can ask her for his office.

Are you talking about this Mr Ifeanyi?

Obinnau:
Are you talking about this Mr Ifeanyi?

Yes, he's the one. Same address and phone number

untamedd:
There is a liaison office here in São Paulo where you'll fill the form and submit your PC. You can also send the PC to the embassy yourself after filling the form. The man there will advise you accordingly. You'll pay processing and courier fees. I can't paste his phone number here but I'll describe his office.

Go to Galaria Sete D'abril, Republica. Go upstairs and ask for Mr Ifeanyi. There is a Nigerian woman that sells food on the same floor, if you find her first you can ask her for his office.

After you send it, make sure to follow up with the embassy. Their phone number is on the Embassy's Google page and they respond will.

Please boss what PC

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Sent me an email. I am ready to assist you. I hope you will enjoy Ipiranga museum in Sao Paulo city when you arrived. Enjoy your stay at SP.. Beleza





post=129915142]Good day my people, please I will be in Sao Paulo in June, I would like to connect with my fellow Nigerians so I don't get lonely while there and to put me through on some important processes, please reach out if you don't mind , thanks and I wish you'll applying for your visas good luck 😊[/quote]

Newboy1102:
Please boss what PC

Police Character Certificate

How about certification from the Foreign Affairs Commission in Nigeria or just take it to Brazil directly from the police?

untamedd:
You don't need to authenticate them at the Brazilian embassy in Nigeria. You can translate and authenticate your Police Character at the Nigerian embassy here and also apply for consulate letter there. That's all the document you need from Nigeria asides your passport. The other documents are Brazilian docs. There's an NGO that can assist you if you're still having difficulty.

oluomoadebayo:
How about certification from the Foreign Affairs Commission in Nigeria or just take it to Brazil directly from the police?

When we do Police character, they usually do the certification with it. I recently had one done at Alagbon and it came with the certification. Paid 70k. I assume it's like that for everyone?

How about the certification of other documents like birth and wedding certificates?

untamedd:
When we do Police character, they usually do the certification with it. I recently had one done at Alagbon and it came with the certification. Paid 70k. I assume it's like that for everyone?

[quote author=petertaiwo0 post=130230308][/quote]Hello bro please you assist me to get cheap accommodation in Brazil

I sent a pm

oluomoadebayo:
How about the certification of other documents like birth and wedding certificates?

Not necessary

Anyone coming in from Nigeria to São Paulo next month, kindly reach out or chat 08153404008 WhatsApp, Thank you.

untamedd:
Like someone mentioned, you have to consider your limitation date for traveling especially if you are flying Qatar. I advise people not to fly Qatar because they are very problematic. If you have already booked them, dress smart and get a doctor's report.

If you're flying any other airline, you'll be fine.

Once you get to Brazil, you don't have a problem. They are not concerned about you giving birth here as long as you have a valid visa. They usually do not ask questions but if they do it would be regarding your itinerary and accommodation.

Regarding hospitals, the difference between Private and Public hospitals is comfort really. In a private hospital, you get a room to yourself and it's more conducive than what you have in Public hospitals. The medical services are pretty much the same. This is not to say public hospitals are not conducive, they are but you get to share room with others.

In private hospitals, communication might be easier because you'll find English speaking doctors. You may find them in public hospitals too especially if it's a teaching hospital.


Regarding C-sections, the rumor is that private hospital easily opt for C-sections because it's easier and less time consuming. The truth is C-section is quite common in Brazil, I know some of us who have birthed here and most of us had C-section. The rule in Public hospitals is that if you are fine with no medical complications, they will not do C-section for you except you don't go into labor at 41 weeks. They also opt for C-section if you have been in labor for a long time. I experienced both.
I also know ppl who had normal births in private hospital so it depends on your situation and also what you want.

Thanks a lot ma'am for the detailed response

Please house, if I am flying to Brazil through British Airways, do I need a transit visa?

I'll appreciate your feedback, please.

IderadeAratumi:
Please house, if I am flying to Brazil through British Airways, do I need a transit visa?

I'll appreciate your feedback, please.

yes

Obinnau:
yes

Thanks a lot

Obinnau:
yes

[quote author=untamedd post=130233564][/quote]and any other person, please i need some answers

Please what documents do I need to process my baby's birth certificate after delivery? Is it true I'll need to have a CPF number? how can I get this in Brazil?

I am thinking of applying for baby's passport through the consulate after I return back to Nigeria. Can I travel back to Nigeria using the birth certificate as a travel document for the baby, or birth certificate wont be accepted in lieu of passport. What documents do I need to apply for baby's passport.

Thanks a lot for your insight

Please I have a Brazilian friend who is willing to help me to move to Brazil but does not know the steps to follow.

Are they any information I can get on this please?

Please people that applied for visa this period.
How is the process with the new authority?

Can someone travel for tourism without invitation.
I mean if you don't know anyone there, is it possible to get a visa for vacation with this new authority?

Anyone coming in from Nigeria to São Paulo soon, please reach out if you can help with an ID card. Thank you and God bless you.

IderadeAratumi:
and any other person, please i need some answers

Please what documents do I need to process my baby's birth certificate after delivery? Is it true I'll need to have a CPF number? how can I get this in Brazil?

I am thinking of applying for baby's passport through the consulate after I return back to Nigeria. Can I travel back to Nigeria using the birth certificate as a travel document for the baby, or birth certificate wont be accepted in lieu of passport. What documents do I need to apply for baby's passport.

Thanks a lot for your insight

You need to have a CPF to do anything in Brazil. It's the first thing u need to register. It's done online and you can also do it at the recital federal. Check for the recital federal office near you.

After you give birth, you'll be given a yellow paper at the hospital which you'll take to the Cartorio to get the birth certificate. You also need to apply for baby's RG and Brazilian Passport.

To go back to Nigeria, you need either Visa, Nigerian passport or Electronic Travel Authorization for your baby. The visa is on arrival for Brazilian passport holders like your baby. To get more information on how to get Nigerian passport or ETC, contact the Nigerian embassy. Their number is on Google. Also note that to get Nigerian passport, you need to physically be in Brasilia. ETC can be done and sent to you.

TadeDetule:
Oh thank you

Please who knows the current visa fees. I sent an email but no response yet

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Thank you all to the good people in this thread through your messages we got our visa 💃💃pls I need more light on what and what to bring to Brazil.And if you have any vacancy apartments around you pls let me know.Sao Paulo.
Thanks

Bammybestowed:
Anyone coming in from Nigeria to São Paulo next month, kindly reach out or chat 08153404008 WhatsApp, Thank you.

Please I’m still in need of someone coming from Nigeria🥹😭

Opeyemi193:
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Thank you

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