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Letsmove:
Why don't you plan and even have your wedding in Brazil? You can also explore Mexico also because it's easy to access if you have a Schengen , Canada or UK visa.

I don't have Schengen, Canada or UK visa. Besides Brazilian offers more opportunities for the parents to get a second passport within a short period of time.


How possible can I have my wedding in Brazil?

Ronke04:
same as indicated on their website. quite a list but nothing out of the ordinary. i think someone posted the how to apply up in this thread. check it out. going alone. i did mine in lagos. they have an office in v/i. submitted my docs via courier as that was what the embassy requested.

I got to the Brazilian embassy website and I will start getting the documents ready.

I will need to travel to Lagos if need be, thank you for the information and I wish you the best in your visa application.

I need help filling out the visa application. My first time doing this and I don't want to mess up. I will appreciate any guidance. Thank you 😊

Brazil and Mexico are very similar in my opinion.i suggested that because the Brazilian embassy would frustrate you. Technically they will delay your application until it's no more teneable if you are pregnant.

YungLasaint:
I don't have Schengen, Canada or UK visa. Besides Brazilian offers more opportunities for the parents to get a second passport within a short period of time.


How possible can I have my wedding in Brazil?

Letsmove:
Brazil and Mexico are very similar in my opinion.i suggested that because the Brazilian embassy would frustrate you. Technically they will delay your application until it's no more teneable if you are pregnant.

But Mexico doesn't grant the parent PR. I don't even know how long the whole process will take.

YungLasaint:
But Mexico doesn't grant the parent PR. I don't even know how long the whole process will take.

Hello YungLasaint.

It's great news you'd like to give yourself and your family this wonderful gift! Please, don't hesitate to start your application NOW as a lot of people complain about the long wait time.

As someone earlier suggested, you can consider Mexico as an option...when your baby is born on Mexican soil, he/she is given birthright citizenship and you are immediately eligible for PR (meaning, you can apply as soon as you get that birth certificate, which is almost immediately) - this applies to grandparents too.
As it is in Brazil as well, to be eligible for citizenship, some other criteria have to be met (like, duration of stay, learning language and history and all that) but you the parents (and grandparents, if they wish) can be eligible in as short as two years.

I think the main difference between birthing in Brazil and/or Mexico is the cost. As you should know, Brazilian public healthcare is free but Mexican isn't.

If this is something you're really set on, I suggest you go all through this thread, and make some research online to get better informed before you make a choice. I wish you and your family the absolute best!

YungLasaint:
But Mexico doesn't grant the parent PR. I don't even know how long the whole process will take.

Good luck to you and your family.

YungLasaint:
But Mexico doesn't grant the parent PR. I don't even know how long the whole process will take.

Actually you are wrong. If your woman can manage to have a child in Mexico you can get pr and eventually get the citizenship in 2 years. Mexicans are eligible for the TN visa and can work in the USA with that. IMHO if I was in your own position I will chase both visa processes together. Use a Schengen or uk visa to enter Mexico and give birth and also be doing the Brazilian visa too.

Oh, I didn't research on Mexico, but hearing about Brazil and going through this thread I did further research on the cost abd standard of living. Brazil stood out for me but it won't hurt to try both route and see which one will work out at the end. Thank you for your detailed explanation. I'm grateful.

Btw, happy new year

belovedmimz:
Hello YungLasaint.

It's great news you'd like to give yourself and your family this wonderful gift! Please, don't hesitate to start your application NOW as a lot of people complain about the long wait time.

As someone earlier suggested, you can consider Mexico as an option...when your baby is born on Mexican soil, he/she is given birthright citizenship and you are immediately eligible for PR (meaning, you can apply as soon as you get that birth certificate, which is almost immediately) - this applies to grandparents too.
As it is in Brazil as well, to be eligible for citizenship, some other criteria have to be met (like, duration of stay, learning language and history and all that) but you the parents (and grandparents, if they wish) can be eligible in as short as two years.

I think the main difference between birthing in Brazil and/or Mexico is the cost. As you should know, Brazilian public healthcare is free but Mexican isn't.

If this is something you're really set on, I suggest you go all through this thread, and make some research online to get better informed before you make a choice. I wish you and your family the absolute best!

Letsmove:
Good luck to you and your family.

Thank you very much

tensazangetsu20:
Actually you are wrong. If your woman can manage to have a child in Mexico you can get pr and eventually get the citizenship in 2 years. Mexicans are eligible for the TN visa and can work in the USA with that. IMHO if I was in your own position I will chase both visa processes together. Use a Schengen or uk visa to enter Mexico and give birth and also be doing the Brazilian visa too.

Let me look into this and reach back to you.

Who can provide a step-by-step guide for applying for a digital nomad visa?

Hello guys, happy new year. I’m new here and have been reading through the previous post but please I need assistance because I noticed a lot has changed.

Firstly, I’ll like to have my baby in Brazil and I’m a month plus gone. Can someone guide me with the process please! Also, I had my first baby in USA and was supposed to have my second also in USA but was returned at POE because of trump strict rule then. (Mind you I paid all my bills and had zero balance when I had my first baby but I was unfortunate to me a racist who swore she’d make sure I return back to my country then) anyway I’m saying this here so you guys can advise me better.

Please what’s the best way to approach the application process 🙏 can someone who has birthed her baby guide me please🙏 the site, document and all the necessary information needed.

Also, I read Mexico is another option to explore even though Brazil is my first option. Kindly advise me if it’s better to get the Schengen visa first before starting the Brazilian since one can enter Mexico with a Schengen visa. Your responses are anticipated. Thank you in advance 🙏

Millzyte:
Hello guys, happy new year. I’m new here and have been reading through the previous post but please I need assistance because I noticed a lot has changed.

Firstly, I’ll like to have my baby in Brazil and I’m a month plus gone. Can someone guide me with the process please! Also, I had my first baby in USA and was supposed to have my second also in USA but was returned at POE because of trump strict rule then. (Mind you I paid all my bills and had zero balance when I had my first baby but I was unfortunate to me a racist who swore she’d make sure I return back to my country then) anyway I’m saying this here so you guys can advise me better.

Please what’s the best way to approach the application process 🙏 can someone who has birthed her baby guide me please🙏 the site, document and all the necessary information needed.

Also, I read Mexico is another option to explore even though Brazil is my first option. Kindly advise me if it’s better to get the Schengen visa first before starting the Brazilian since one can enter Mexico with a Schengen visa. Your responses are anticipated. Thank you in advance 🙏

if you still have the USA visa, you can go and birth in Mexico

Hi,
I had my baby in Mexico in 2022, when it was difficult to get a USA visa date and the Mexico embassy was not issuing visas. The first thing I learned was the numerous visas that allow an individual to visit Mexico, and I applied for a France visa. So, to any confused parent, if you are running against time, please consider Mexico.

Obinnau:
if you still have the USA visa, you can go and birth in Mexico

The visa must have been cancelled.

lolibaby:
I have collected my visa oh ,

Congratulations. Pls can you share list of documents submitted and cost of visa application for brazil visa application from lagos.

beautyuche:
Hi,
I had my baby in Mexico in 2022, when it was difficult to get a USA visa date and the Mexico embassy was not issuing visas. The first thing I learned was the numerous visas that allow an individual to visit Mexico, and I applied for a France visa. So, to any confused parent, if you are running against time, please consider Mexico.

Thank you for your comment.

Would you say it's easier for the parents to get citizenship in Mexico than Brazil after giving birth?
Do you know anyone (parents) who has gotten citizenship with this route?

We don't plan to do this just for the unborn child but for ourselves too.

Both are very similar.

Manutd19:
Thank you for your comment.

Would you say it's easier for the parents to get citizenship in Mexico than Brazil after giving birth?
Do you know anyone (parents) who has gotten citizenship with this route?

We don't plan to do this just for the unborn child but for ourselves too.

oluomoadebayo:
Both are very similar.

Thank you.

We will look into both the Mexico and Brazil.

2 yrs for citizenship isn't bad imo

YungLasaint:
Let me look into this and reach back to you.

Why didnt you proceed with the STUDENT route ...do you mind if i send you a DM.

Hedgefunds:
Why didnt you proceed with the STUDENT route ...do you mind if i send you a DM.

Do you think student route is the best option?

YungLasaint:
Do you think student route is the best option?

There are several reasons and circumstances surrounding why one would want to relocate...I think this is what informs the desired route.

Time
Finances
Desired outcome
No. of people
...these are all factors, and many more.

But he

belovedmimz:
There are several reasons and circumstances surrounding why one would want to relocate...I think this is what informs the desired route.

Time
Finances
Desired outcome
No. of people
...these are all factors, and many more.

But he wont be able to go with his dependants or will he? (I mean his woman that wants to give birth)

ovi4real:
But he




But he wont be able to go with his dependants or will he? (I mean his woman that wants to give birth)

On a student visa? He can.

belovedmimz:
On a student visa? He can.

Expantiate please?

Meaning once she gets her visa her family goes immediately with her or she gets there first and invites family later?
I am interested in this because am also currently pregnant, 3 months gone, dont know if i should try the tourism or medical visa, as for the school... I think their resumption is middle of the year and my EDD is july.

ovi4real:
Expantiate please?

Meaning once she gets her visa her family goes immediately with her or she gets there first and invites family later?
I am interested in this because am also currently pregnant, 3 months gone, dont know if i should try the tourism or medical visa, as for the school... I think their resumption is middle of the year and my EDD is july.

The person with the visa will go first and apply for dependents to come join him/her. Obviously, the person will have to prove he/she can support them financially and otherwise.

Brazil embassy una too do oo! Pikin wey I wan go born for Brazil don land here yet no feedback from the embassy as regards to my visa application, if I get visa now what will I do with it, anyway, I really hope they give me 1 year visa so I can prepare for another baby.

Ps. My passport will expire in June this year, I applied for Brazil visa in November 2024, please will my pp short validity affect the duration of the visa they will give me in case my visa is approved? Please experience people, I need an answer to this👆

Congratulations to me!
My visa has been approved.

mobimuc9ja:
Congratulations to me!
My visa has been approved.

Congrats
Is it visiting visa?

mobimuc9ja:
Congratulations to me!
My visa has been approved.

Congratulations 🎊

mobimuc9ja:
Congratulations to me!
My visa has been approved.

You see say wetin patience fit do no exist ba. Your stone don boil now na.

Congratulations!!!!