Hopdoddy gave me a bomb "we missed ya" burger

My brain can still smell that last meal of pounded yam and ogbono I had in naija two days ago

flourishing247:


Don't forget your visa fees receipt. Ds160 confirmation page.
Appointment page too.

Okay. Thanks

AfonjaBoston:
Hopdoddy gave me a bomb "we missed ya" burger

My brain can still smell that last meal of pounded yam and ogbono I had in naija two days ago

Which state u dey make u come host me

Spanishmilf:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/Bv1jEa7Ah-_/?igshid=ogf3vv2063kt

Check the video link sir.
There is more to life than just sticking on Nairaland 24/7

No be your fault now, na Nairaland cause am....and never mind...

flourishing247:



Hmmmmmmm. Lots of people used medicare and got away with it. Celebrities too, they were all getting their visas renewed till the laws changed. Plenty people are on the medicare table ooooo. Self pay discount is even a more recent stuff.

I understand that too. I'm looking at the last 5 years or thereabouts actually. You can't touch Medicaid and go scot-free no more, you die well! Most of us know that and won't touch! Is it celebrities with paparazzi lifestyles that would now touch? I doubt.

I know of a few, only not drawing inferences because these are gospel related celebrities, some will argue that that is why they paid, but I believe celebrities lifestyle won't allow them dumbly lose the American visa and visits opportunity having tasted it at all. Fake life will actually make them clean such mess without hesitation.

OmoBendel24:


Yeah, I understand all these. That Nigeria celebrities will enter plane to the US for childbirth purpose and not pay is what doesn't sit right. When you can at the least (before recent developments) hustle for a less than 3-5k package to birth with, and make Twood and his "gang" go gaga . There are very grave consequences known to a lot of people birthing in the US if you dare not pay.

Is it not celebrities that want to go back to the US with same kids and be "brandishing" them? Where does that hope lie then when the rule of thumb is that "if you don't pay, and you step out of the US, kiss ever visiting there again goodbye"? That punishment alone is constraining enough to "frustrate" you to look for how to make payment, a celebrity - the Nigeria brand particularly - will not be careless with that methinks, visiting the US subsequently is as good as life and the air they breathe to them na .

@Omobendel24 God bless you and I will not get tired from learning from you. You have a way simplifying things and people argue blinding without looking at the full pics.

seyewest:


No be your fault now, na Nairaland cause am....and never mind...

nor vex I saw your pix and I know say u fit born me X2

segtak25:


..

I have an appointment by december, I'm going for a rotary convention in june 2020,no travel history.
With all this denials, I'm just worried ooo

How was this appointment, was your application granted after the interview, I'm hoping on this too

Morning my nairaland pple, pls can I schedule appointment before I submit my ds160 form?

makforex:
Morning my nairaland pple, pls can I schedule appointment before I submit my ds160 form?

The ideal thing to do is turn in your ds 160 first (fill it out completely and submit successfully. Then go schedule an appointment. You are going to need the DS 160 application number in the appointment scheduling process. Do you understand?

OmoBendel24:


I understand that too. I'm looking at the last 5 years or thereabouts actually. You can't touch Medicaid and go scot-free no more, you die well! Most of us know that and won't touch! Is it celebrities with paparazzi lifestyles that would now touch? I doubt.

I know of a few, only not drawing inferences because these are gospel related celebrities, some will argue that that is why they paid, but I believe celebrities lifestyle won't allow them dumbly lose the American visa and visits opportunity haven tasted it at all. Fake life will actually make them clean such mess without hesitation.

Yeah I get it. I'm just so worried about genuine travellers with this latest development.

makforex:
Morning my nairaland pple, pls can I schedule appointment before I submit my ds160 form?

yes, however be smart

Hello everyone,

Now that the birth tourism has been "cancelled". I know the onus now lie on whoever wants to get a tourist visa to proof so, but do you think the issue of discount might still come into play? Should anybody be making a payment plan to pay off the discount?

I intend applying to write an exam in guam, I understand one cannot enter into the US mainlands with a Visa approval to Guam.

With this birth tourism visa restriction.....

I feel for the genuine female travelers

MarketNews

EXCLUSIVE: Why US is mulling visa ban on Nigeria, by diplomatic sources - THE CABLE

JANUARY 25, 2020

However, the ban on “birth tourism” is not targeted at Nigerians as it is to be applied worldwide.

President Donald Trump announced at the World Economic Forum (WEF) that he was planning to extend a visa ban to more countries, with the US media naming Nigeria alongside Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Sudan and Tanzania as the new names on the list.

Although Nigeria partners with the US in the war on terror, drugs and cyber crimes, a “problematic” information flow between the Nigerian immigration and the International Police Organisation (Interpol) has made it difficult for the US to track critical data, the highly placed sources informed TheCable.

This is contrary to speculations that the US was planning a visa ban because of reported human rights infractions in Nigeria.

“A third party company currently holds Nigeria’s passport database and this is considered a hang-up by the Americans who would be more comfortable with a better information flow between Nigeria and Interpol,” a diplomatic official told TheCable.

Interpol is an international organisation that facilitates worldwide police cooperation and crime control in its 194 member countries.

The agency helps coordinate cooperation among the world’s law enforcement institutions through criminal databases and communications networks — and Nigeria is found wanting in these areas.

A diplomatic office told TheCable that the US is already implementing restrictions on immigrant visas issued to Nigerians because of the database issue.

But non-immigrant visas — such as B1/B2 issued for business and tourist purposes — are yet to be affected.

On a brighter note, according to the sources, “a software package is already being developed to allow information flow from Nigeria into the Interpol database”.

The Trump administration is expected to announce the visa ban on Monday but it is still unclear if Nigeria will be included given the improvement in the information flow.

The first travel ban issued by Trump affected seven Muslim-majority countries.

The second was issued in March 2017 and the third in September 2017.

The US supreme court  in 2017 after two appeal courts had initially 

The US government had said the travel restriction is necessary to prevent potential acts of terrorism because countries on the list do not adequately screen travellers.

At present, restrictions blocks travellers from Libya, Iran, Somalia, Syria, Yemen, North Korea and Venezuelan politicians. Chad, a West African country, was removed from the list in April 2018.

OmoBendel24:


Yeah, I understand all these. That Nigeria celebrities will enter plane to the US for childbirth purpose and not pay is what doesn't sit right. When you can at the least (before recent developments) hustle for a less than 3-5k package to birth with, and make Twood and his "gang" go gaga . There are very grave consequences known to a lot of people birthing in the US if you dare not pay.

Is it not celebrities that want to go back to the US with same kids and be "brandishing" them? Where does that hope lie then when the rule of thumb is that "if you don't pay, and you step out of the US, kiss ever visiting there again goodbye"? That punishment alone is constraining enough to "frustrate" you to look for how to make payment, a celebrity - the Nigeria brand particularly - will not be careless with that methinks, visiting the US subsequently is as good as life and the air they breathe to them na .

I don't know about Nigerian celebrities, but believe me, this thing is huge especially in some Asian and Hispanic communities. There are organized cartels that facilitate the process and milk the system for all it's worth. The random Nigerian celebrity that births in the U.S. is not the problem. You are correct that they most likely pay up. It's the cartels that bring in thousands of people every year for birthing purposes and take advantage of the loop holes to not pay full price. We as Nigerians are acting alone and have no collective long term objectives. These groups have a long term agenda that the government has keyed into and is trying to stop. However, if the governments intent with immigration laws was clean, this wouldn't be happening.
But the point I was trying to get across is that it's possible to give birth and not pay a dime and get away with it Scott free. I will not reveal anymore of the methods they use ... it is costing me money as a tax payer.

Ok thanks.

yes, however be smart[/quote]

rago:


The ideal thing to do is turn in your ds 160 first (fill it out completely and submit successfully. Then go schedule an appointment. You are going to need the DS 160 application number in the appointment scheduling process. Do you understand?

ok, thanks.

Ess:
MarketNews

EXCLUSIVE: Why US is mulling visa ban on Nigeria, by diplomatic sources - THE CABLE

JANUARY 25, 2020

However, the ban on “birth tourism” is not targeted at Nigerians as it is to be applied worldwide.

President Donald Trump announced at the World Economic Forum (WEF) that he was planning to extend a visa ban to more countries, with the US media naming Nigeria alongside Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Sudan and Tanzania as the new names on the list.

Although Nigeria partners with the US in the war on terror, drugs and cyber crimes, a “problematic” information flow between the Nigerian immigration and the International Police Organisation (Interpol) has made it difficult for the US to track critical data, the highly placed sources informed TheCable.

This is contrary to speculations that the US was planning a visa ban because of reported human rights infractions in Nigeria.

“A third party company currently holds Nigeria’s passport database and this is considered a hang-up by the Americans who would be more comfortable with a better information flow between Nigeria and Interpol,” a diplomatic official told TheCable.

Interpol is an international organisation that facilitates worldwide police cooperation and crime control in its 194 member countries.

The agency helps coordinate cooperation among the world’s law enforcement institutions through criminal databases and communications networks — and Nigeria is found wanting in these areas.

A diplomatic office told TheCable that the US is already implementing restrictions on immigrant visas issued to Nigerians because of the database issue.

But non-immigrant visas — such as B1/B2 issued for business and tourist purposes — are yet to be affected.

On a brighter note, according to the sources, “a software package is already being developed to allow information flow from Nigeria into the Interpol database”.

The Trump administration is expected to announce the visa ban on Monday but it is still unclear if Nigeria will be included given the improvement in the information flow.

The first travel ban issued by Trump affected seven Muslim-majority countries.

The second was issued in March 2017 and the third in September 2017.

The US supreme court  in 2017 after two appeal courts had initially 

The US government had said the travel restriction is necessary to prevent potential acts of terrorism because countries on the list do not adequately screen travellers.

At present, restrictions blocks travellers from Libya, Iran, Somalia, Syria, Yemen, North Korea and Venezuelan politicians. Chad, a West African country, was removed from the list in April 2018.

I hope you Nigerians know that if a Democrat was President.

America will still restrict Visas they give Nigerians.

In 2018, 30K Nigerians over stayed their visas.

We don't have 2019 numbers yet, but I feel it will be worse.

It's not about Trump, its poverty.
Poverty leads to multiple slippery slopes of disrespect.

America is not prepared to be Nigeria's spark plug to deal withpoverty.

They know our economy is bad and people will overstay visas.

So they will protect themselves.
If you like keep blaming Trump.

If Nigeria had a GDP per capita of $10k and GDP growth of8%

American companies will spend billions on marketing here.

Is Jeff Bezos talking about Nigeria?

That's why we can't get in

rago:


The ideal thing to do is turn in your ds 160 first (fill it out completely and submit successfully. Then go schedule an appointment. You are going to need the DS 160 application number in the appointment scheduling process. Do you understand?

yes, thanks. pls I want to also ask if one can pay for the visa fee through mobile application?and can the online generated receipt number be used to schedule visa appointment? Thanks

makforex:
yes, thanks. pls I want to also ask if one can pay for the visa fee through mobile application?and can the online generated receipt number be used to schedule visa appointment? Thanks

Please just go to the bank to avoid issues.

flourishing247:


Please just go to the bank to avoid issues.

ok thanks.

makforex:
ok thanks.

If you have a GT Account with online banking, select GTPay USVisa and you are done.

If not, then go to a bank.

I want to japa. abeg who get tips or jazz to get this U.S. visa? These oyinbos done dey get small sense

AfonjaBoston:
I want to japa. abeg who get tips or jazz to get this U.S. visa? These oyinbos done dey get small sense

So na audio USA u give us

Spanishmilf:
So na audio USA u give us

Nna mehn leave me alone and mind your business. No be only audio, video and Blu ray join

AfonjaBoston:
I want to japa. abeg who get tips or jazz to get this U.S. visa? These oyinbos done dey get small sense

Stop derailing this thread.

Also somebody give me tips and jazz too. Thank you.

Tinaslim:


Stop derailing this thread.

Also somebody give me tips and jazz too. Thank you.

AfonjaBoston na idiot. Pay the fool no mind. The clown has bn like that since the thread had started long ago.

Tinaslim:


Stop derailing this thread.

Also somebody give me tips and jazz too. Thank you.

hahahahahahah.
i 4 give you, but am team thick/medium thick............................

makforex:
yes, thanks. pls I want to also ask if one can pay for the visa fee through mobile application?and can the online generated receipt number be used to schedule visa appointment? Thanks

Personally, I prefer to do this the old fashioned way. Walk to gtb.. No queue for this kind of thing.. No at all.. Go with your passport oo. Pay and get your receipt and the digits. Your data goes straight to their system. Get back home and schedule for an interview. U will be required to enter your pin at the end of the exercise-- there on the appointment scheduling website (ceac or something).

Goodluck