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Re: Memoirs From Chile by Lordbinsmar: 5:34am On Aug 31
Nozino:
This lady isn’t asking you all this. She’s done her research and has made up her mind. She’s not selling herself or her family into slavery. If Chile isn’t what she expects, she can finish her program and go somewhere else or come back home. She can as well move or return home before she finishes her program if there are no opportunities.

You’ve replied to her messages and you’ve not answered any of the questions she’s asked instead you’ve been condescending and asking her silly questions.

You’re not smart. She’s not dumb. If you can learn Spanish or wherever skill you think you have, so can the lady and her husband.

Focus on the actual inquire she’s made. Let her know if you have any update as regards accommodation or if you can help pick her family up from the airport.

Nigerians!
Una dey mind Odogwu of Chile. Simple question was asked, naa soo soo babbling he dey yarn for mouth.

Nonsense with ingredients.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by tensazangetsu20(op): 5:07pm On Sep 03
My favorite time of the year is around the corner. Chiles Independence Day

Re: Memoirs From Chile by Kaczynski: 5:17pm On Sep 03
tensazangetsu20:
My favorite time of the year is around the corner. Chiles Independence Day

Re: Memoirs From Chile by Dukeolumidemans(m): 5:23pm On Sep 03
tensazangetsu20:
My favorite time of the year is around the corner. Chiles Independence Day
You have really added weight bro. Good to see ur face again.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by rmx: 9:10pm On Sep 03
tensazangetsu20:
My favorite time of the year is around the corner. Chiles Independence Day
Viva Chile grin grin grin

Re: Memoirs From Chile by MCdrinkwater1(m): 1:41am On Sep 05
How long did your visa took before it comes out.. I applied since July 3, no update till now.. how long does ur own visa took you guys pls





ApotiEriOluwa1:
Is there anyone in Chile that can be of help with accomodation and pickup.
our visa 2years resident permit just drop days ago, planning to enter in October. Family of 4. our School is University of Chile and Universidad de Austral Chile respectively. with our 2kids as dependant.

Please if you're presently in Chile and can help us please.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Nobody: 8:31am On Sep 06
Is it family visa you apply for
MCdrinkwater1:
How long did your visa took before it comes out.. I applied since July 3, no update till now.. how long does ur own visa took you guys pls
Re: Memoirs From Chile by DrAkpa(m): 11:10am On Sep 06
tensazangetsu20:
My favorite time of the year is around the corner. Chiles Independence Day
You finally fixed your teeth.
Congrats Dude
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Beloved4heart: 11:23am On Sep 06
Are you still In Canada?


qtguru:
lol funny enough IRCC replied that my passport is ready, but I'm happy for Tensa, because my guy deserve to be out of this country.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by qtguru(m): 1:07pm On Sep 06
Beloved4heart:
Are you still In Canada?
Nope in +234, but if you buy me ticket I can go back anytime. grin
Re: Memoirs From Chile by AngelicBeing: 1:49pm On Sep 06
qtguru:
Nope in +234, but if you buy me ticket I can go back anytime. grin
You are making money in Nigeria Na, focus on your Agency job with aggressive advertisement / Marketing , and Mega companies in Europe & the US will mail you for mega dollar contract but once you get the contract, send my tithe to me ooooooo mucheche kikikikikokk hahaha 😂

Send your tithe to AngelicBeing
HSBC account number 67934 in Monaco tongue
Re: Memoirs From Chile by qtguru(m): 3:43pm On Sep 06
AngelicBeing:
You are making money in Nigeria Na, focus on your Agency job with aggressive advertisement / Marketing , and Mega companies in Europe & the US will mail you for mega dollar contract but once you get the contract, send my tithe to me ooooooo mucheche kikikikikokk hahaha 😂

Send your tithe to AngelicBeing
HSBC account number 67934 in Monaco tongue
Amen o, because being in +234 ain't easy but there's potential thanks
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Zammy123(m): 4:02pm On Sep 06
tensazangetsu20:
My favorite time of the year is around the corner. Chiles Independence Day
Hello bro, is HVAC a highly paid profession like IT in chile?
Re: Memoirs From Chile by tensazangetsu20(op): 4:19pm On Sep 06
Zammy123:
Hello bro, is HVAC a highly paid profession like IT in chile?
I know someone who did this and he said it’s only profitable in the summer which runs from like November to march. Chile is very cold most of the time.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Nobody: 5:12pm On Sep 06
Na Chile con easy
qtguru:
Amen o, because being in +234 ain't easy but there's potential thanks
keep deceiving them
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Zammy123(m): 6:17pm On Sep 06
tensazangetsu20:
I know someone who did this and he said it’s only profitable in the summer which runs from like November to march. Chile is very cold most of the time.
Oops that rules out HVAC then. Thank you so much
Re: Memoirs From Chile by qtguru(m): 9:05am On Sep 07
Imalwayshorny:
Na Chile con easykeep deceiving them
huh who be this ?
Re: Memoirs From Chile by MCdrinkwater1(m): 2:01pm On Sep 07
Student visa


Imalwayshorny:
Is it family visa you apply for
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Nobody: 2:01pm On Sep 07
Wait till this month ending
MCdrinkwater1:
Student visa
Re: Memoirs From Chile by ApotiEriOluwa1(f): 4:30pm On Sep 07
Mine took 1month 2 weeks with my 2 children as dependent.

My husband took only 5days.( University of Chile)

Mine own school is different.(Universidad Austral de Chile)

I heared UChile has special Sermig link that makes their application faster, their application don't exceed 30days max before approval.

We're the first to apply because hubby was unable to get admission from Austral, we later tried UChile & it drop 2days before ours.

You submitted before me self, hope you're checking your dashboard and the mail you use to register? cos at times they do send mail for additional documents.

But all the same, it will soon drop by God's grace. Let's keep Hope alive.



MCdrinkwater1:
How long did your visa took before it comes out.. I applied since July 3, no update till now.. how long does ur own visa took you guys pls
Re: Memoirs From Chile by ApotiEriOluwa1(f): 4:37pm On Sep 07
My advice is this, anyone that want to go to Chile through study should apply to university of Chile, if the person is lucky to get admission... Their visa application process is damn fast..
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Nobody: 5:17pm On Sep 07
Requirements please
ApotiEriOluwa1:
My advice is this, anyone that want to go to Chile through study should apply to university of Chile, if the person is lucky to get admission... Their visa application process is damn fast..
Re: Memoirs From Chile by ApotiEriOluwa1(f): 1:16am On Sep 09
Imalwayshorny:
Requirements please
Your certificate, passport and CV.
We applied for Diploma, so I don't know requirements for Bsc , Msc or PhD.
I was told getting admission for higher degrees is somehow difficult as it requires Spanish interview and school fees is kind of expensive. That is why we both applied for Diploma which is just 6months with cheap tuition, even though we already had our Msc.
But like I said earlier, the aim is to relocate there as a resident, finish the course and started applying to another country because getting visa to all this top countries from Nigeria now is damn hard.

For visa requirements...
international Passport.
Police character (legalized & authenticated).
Marriage certificate (legalized & authenticated
Birth certificate 4 kids (legalize & authenticated
passport photo.
proof of funds (3months)
Re: Memoirs From Chile by Donpre(m): 12:05pm On Sep 09
ApotiEriOluwa1:
Your certificate, passport and CV.
We applied for Diploma, so I don't know requirements for Bsc , Msc or PhD.
I was told getting admission for higher degrees is somehow difficult as it requires Spanish interview and school fees is kind of expensive. That is why we both applied for Diploma which is just 6months with cheap tuition, even though we already had our Msc.
But like I said earlier, the aim is to relocate there as a resident, finish the course and started applying to another country because getting visa to all this top countries from Nigeria now is damn hard.

For visa requirements...
international Passport.
Police character (legalized & authenticated).
Marriage certificate (legalized & authenticated
Birth certificate 4 kids (legalize & authenticated
passport photo.
proof of funds (3months)
Can a diploma lead to a permanent residency application?

You didn't need to learn Spanish?
Re: Memoirs From Chile by ramalot(m): 1:57am On Sep 22
Zammy123:
Oops that rules out HVAC then. Thank you so much
Is that's all it takes to make you back out of a plan?

You do realize what the "H" in HVAC is, right?

If HVAC isn't profitable in Chile, it has nothing to do with it being cold in the winter. That's literally part of the core business model.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by fantomziony: 12:03am On Sep 26
did your need to translate your document to spanish before applying for admission
MCdrinkwater1:
Student visa
Re: Memoirs From Chile by fantomziony: 12:03am On Sep 26
did your need to translate your document to spanish before applying for admission
ApotiEriOluwa1:
Your certificate, passport and CV.
We applied for Diploma, so I don't know requirements for Bsc , Msc or PhD.
I was told getting admission for higher degrees is somehow difficult as it requires Spanish interview and school fees is kind of expensive. That is why we both applied for Diploma which is just 6months with cheap tuition, even though we already had our Msc.
But like I said earlier, the aim is to relocate there as a resident, finish the course and started applying to another country because getting visa to all this top countries from Nigeria now is damn hard.

For visa requirements...
international Passport.
Police character (legalized & authenticated).
Marriage certificate (legalized & authenticated
Birth certificate 4 kids (legalize & authenticated
passport photo.
proof of funds (3months)
Re: Memoirs From Chile by fantomziony: 12:05am On Sep 26
Please would one need to translate degree and other documents to spanish before applying for admission
tensazangetsu20:
I know someone who did this and he said it’s only profitable in the summer which runs from like November to march. Chile is very cold most of the time.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by tensazangetsu20(op): 12:48am On Sep 26
fantomziony:
Please would one need to translate degree and other documents to spanish before applying for admission
No you don’t but you have to legalize your documents.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by fantomziony: 1:47am On Sep 26
i know for sure , i would need to legalize for visa application , but do i also need to legalize in order to apply for admission
tensazangetsu20:
No you don’t but you have to legalize your documents.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by tensazangetsu20(op): 2:28am On Sep 26
fantomziony:
i know for sure , i would need to legalize for visa application , but do i also need to legalize in order to apply for admission
In some universities yes.
Re: Memoirs From Chile by studyless123: 7:57pm On Sep 26
tensazangetsu20:
When I first came to Chile, I was starting from below ground level. Even though I had learned Spanish in Nigeria, I couldn’t understand much during my first few months. I also had very little money, so life was tough and sometimes brutal.

But step by step, things began to change. Today, life is much better. I moved from living in a shared house to having my own apartment. I have an amazing girlfriend and a great job, and soon I’ll try my hand at business again.

My journey is proof that things can improve with persistence and faith. I hope my story inspires young people in Nigeria who are struggling to find their way. No matter how hard it seems, there is hope. They too will find success wherever they go, in Jesus’ name.
Your journey is a powerful example of what persistence, determination, and a strong desire to succeed can accomplish. You were willing to learn a new language, leave familiar surroundings, and travel to another country in pursuit of a better future. You then faced the challenge of university education, persevered through it, and graduated.

But you did not stop there, you continued pushing forward until you secured a good-paying job. Your story reminds us that success is rarely achieved by talent alone, it requires the courage to begin, the determination to continue, and the persistence to keep going when the journey becomes difficult.

Your achievement is not only something to commend, it is an inspiration to others. This is what Nairaland was supposed to promote before it was captured by the junkies. It shows that our starting point does not have to determine our destination. When we are willing to learn, adapt, work hard, and refuse to give up, we can accomplish far more than we may initially believe possible. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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