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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by tensazangetsu20(m): 3:18pm On Nov 10, 2020
Hoverboy27:
It’s not even about poor shit countries.
It’s about the ratio of people willing to immigrate. Do you know that if example U.K. offer free entry to citizens from Nigeria, Fiji, Vanuatu, Brazil, Seychelles etc.... I can assure you that Nigerians will be the number one highest on the list.
Yes people are poor in Nigeria o, but an average Nigerian can sell all this assets and even his neighbours, just to japa. Whilst a farmer from Fiji will not even give it second thought or stress.

and let me tell you, most Nigerians that leave don’t base their reason on poverty. Most of them no even send all this healthcare abi free education etc. Most of them just want to leave to oppress his so called enemies. Most of them leave because they believe they will become millionaires and come back to erect one mansion in their villages.

It’s just pure wickedness that make some Nigerians japa, nothing else. Do you know who I am mentality? Okuku one of South Africa grin grin

The data suggests otherwise. Nigeria used to have visa free status to the UK and getting a Visa to the USA was a walk in the park. This was during the time of our grandparents. Of course, Nigeria had so much money and was growing rapidly. So much money that Gowon said they didnt know what to do with money. A lot of people who didnt take the chance to migrate then regret it absolutely today. Many of them still have their kids dependent on them down to even their late 30s. During Obasanjo's tenure albeit low oil prices we had an economic growth of around 7 to 10 percent annually. This led to a lot of Nigerians in the diaspora returning to set up businesses and buy properties. Lekki was developed extensively during this period. Fast forward to today. We became the world's poverty capital. India that has a population 5 times the size of Nigeria has less people in extreme poverty than us. Insecurity today is so high, you cannot travel the roads in the north without fear of being kidnapped or killed. Nigeria also has an inflation rate of above 30 percent annually. Very dangerous to any nation. All of this factors have led to increased migration. If Nigeria had a per capita income of lets say 10000 USD, a GDP growth rate of 6 to 10 percent yearly. Migration would be very low and we would have a lot of diasporan Nigerians returning enmass.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Nobody: 3:20pm On Nov 10, 2020
Just to add that you should never trust data from Nigeria. Our corrupt government will happily submit a false data in order to keep receiving loans and benefits from UN, WHO, IMF etc.
When last did we even do population census? But they can provide data on living standard.
Believe data from Nigeria at your own risk
tensazangetsu20:


The data suggests otherwise. Nigeria used to have visa free status to the UK and getting a Visa to the USA was a walk in the park. This was during the time of our grandparents. Of course, Nigeria had so much money and was growing rapidly. So much money that Gowon said they didnt know what to do with money. A lot of people who didnt take the chance to migrate then regret it absolutely today. Many of them still have their kids dependent on them down to even their late 30s. During Obasanjo's tenure albeit low oil prices we had an economic growth of around 7 to 10 percent annually. This led to a lot of Nigerians in the diaspora returning to set up businesses and buy properties. Lekki was developed extensively during this period. Fast forward to today. We became the world's poverty capital. India that has a population 5 times the size of Nigeria has less people in extreme poverty than us. Insecurity today is so high, you cannot travel the roads in the north without fear of being kidnapped or killed. Nigeria also has an inflation rate of above 30 percent annually. Very dangerous to any nation. All of this factors have led to increased migration. If Nigeria had a per capita income of lets say 10000 USD, a GDP growth rate of 6 to 10 percent yearly. Migration would be very low and we would have a lot of diasporan Nigerians returning enmass.
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Cousin9999: 6:37pm On Nov 10, 2020
This reminds me. Brazil is too white, despite all the mixed race people. Lame and boring. Boring and lame. The best part of it is Bahia state, which is predominantly black. That said, black Brazilian musicians are *chef kiss*. Black Brazilian women are gooorgeous. They really are lovely.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Gerrard59(m): 6:57pm On Nov 10, 2020
Hoverboy27:
Just to add that you should never trust data from Nigeria. Our corrupt government will happily submit a false data in order to keep receiving loans and benefits from UN, WHO, IMF etc.
When last did we even do population census? But they can provide data on living standard.
Believe data from Nigeria at your own risk

The dude is right so are you too but gave it a different meaning. In simple terms, citizens of rich, functioning, well/partly developed countries do not see the need to relocate because of those factors. Meanwhile, citizens of dysfunctional, underdeveloped and poor countries are always on the hunt for emigration. It's human nature. For instance, why should a typical Korean have a passport hunting for emigration when everything is in Korea? At most, the person travels to Japan, China, Singapore and the US - all developed and rich societies. Simply because he has everything in Korea.

If Nigeria becomes as rich as Malaysia, our visa free status will improve. Such privileges aren't given to poor countries. DRC's passport is visa free to 41 countries. Nigerian? 46. Botswana? 85. Malaysia? 140+. Brazil? 165+. It sucks to be poor, dysfunctional and underdeveloped.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Nobody: 7:35pm On Nov 10, 2020
I strongly believe that even if Nigeria develops like US, people will still want to emigrate.
Inferiority complex will make them believe that outside is better. It’s not always about underdevelopment or poverty, but the MENTALITY, or WICKED MINDSET or UNNECESSARY GREED.

Mali is poor
Congo is poor
Togo is poor
Chad is poor
some African countries are even poorer than Nigeria, but how many times do you hear about their citizens eloping? Or how many times have you seen statistics of migration and you saw their citizens? Or you read that police arrested their citizens for illegal immigration? But there’s no statistics map you will check and not see Nigeria. Not possible.
Gerrard59:


The dude is right so are you too but gave it a different meaning. In simple terms, citizens of rich, functioning, well/partly developed countries do not see the need to relocate because of those factors. Meanwhile, citizens of dysfunctional, underdeveloped and poor countries are always on the hunt for emigration. It's human nature. For instance, why should a typical Korean have a passport hunting for emigration when everything is in Korea? At most, the person travels to Japan, China, Singapore and the US - all developed and rich societies. Simply because he has everything in Korea.

If Nigeria becomes as rich as Malaysia, our visa free status will improve. Such privileges aren't given to poor countries. DRC's passport is visa free to 41 countries. Nigerian? 46. Botswana? 85. Malaysia? 140+. Brazil? 165+. It sucks to be poor, dysfunctional and underdeveloped.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Cousin9999: 8:11pm On Nov 10, 2020
There's a lot of racist idiot trolls in here. Please don't take them seriously. It's probably some ugly asians and oyinbos who can't get women.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Cousin9999: 8:16pm On Nov 10, 2020
If you go to Brazil, be sure to have loud s3x with "white" Brazilian women just to make the "whites" angry. Knock over some furniture too. Do it on the balcony. lol
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Gerrard59(m): 10:42pm On Nov 10, 2020
Hoverboy27:
I strongly believe that even if Nigeria develops like US, people will still want to emigrate.
Inferiority complex will make them believe that outside is better. It’s not always about underdevelopment or poverty, but the MENTALITY, or WICKED MINDSET or UNNECESSARY GREED.

Mali is poor
Congo is poor
Togo is poor
Chad is poor
some African countries are even poorer than Nigeria, but how many times do you hear about their citizens eloping? Or how many times have you seen statistics of migration and you saw their citizens? Or you read that police arrested their citizens for illegal immigration? But there’s no statistics map you will check and not see Nigeria. Not possible.

Numbers.

Nigeria is more populated, 1 out 5 Africans is a Nigerian. Remove the North Africans and it can increase to 3. If Nigeria develops to the level of the US, emigration will drop drastically. It's everywhere. How many Japanese, Malaysians, Koreans, Singaporeans, French etc., are actively emigrating from their homelands? Maslow Hierarchy of Needs answers it all. Nigeria(ans) is/are at the bottom which is why traits associated with that level are displayed by Nigerians.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Nobody: 10:47pm On Nov 10, 2020
Please I don tire for this matter.
@op Goodluck with your future endeavours
Gerrard59:


Numbers.

Nigeria is more populated, 1 out 5 Africans is a Nigerian. Remove the North Africans and it can increase to 3. If Nigeria develops to the level of the US, emigration will drop drastically. It's everywhere. How many Japanese, Malaysians, Koreans, Singaporeans, French etc., are actively emigrating from their homelands? Maslow Hierarchy of Needs answers it all. Nigeria(ans) is/are at the bottom which is why traits associated with that level are displayed by Nigerians.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Etinosa1234: 12:16am On Nov 11, 2020
Hoverboy27:
Please I don tire for this matter.
@op Goodluck with your future endeavours

Oga nor mind dem

Dey must look for ways to play down Nigeria

Even citizens from poorer countries don’t fight to leave their fathers land the way Nigerians do
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Uae01Dirham: 7:43am On Nov 11, 2020
Yes naw 2016/2018
grandstar:


have you lived there?
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Fallawx(m): 5:48am On Nov 12, 2020
jesmond3945:
Op don't listen to what these people who have never travelled outside the country are telling you. Brazil is a fucking shithole with drugs, high crime rate and prostitution. Make e be say I no warn you. Godspeed.

If you are a good traveller , then you know nothing about Brazil , firstly never you compare a country with your background and way of life . Never you judge a country base on hearsay .

My wife and daughter lives in Brazil . What you become in Brazil depends on your personality and environment .

Brazil is not an English speaking country so you should be ready to face the language barrier . My wife only speaks English and Swahili but after getting to Brazil she enroll into government free language classes .
Now she speaks Portuguese fluently .

Theirs not country without struggling times , the New president is exactly a clone version of trump in Brazil .

Please where in Nigeria would a citizen get free medical operation with several scanning that worth 5million for free .

Where is Nigeria would a school send palliative and money for pupils nutrition. Where in Nigeria would your child receive free govt support and milk almost everyday at your door steps .

My daughter has free 3 school wears , 2 nice pairs converse and 6 pairs of socks .

Where in Nigeria would labor union fight for an individual for work abuse . Brazil labor system is far the best than any African country .


They do have their struggling times but not for foreigners who’s focus and hard working . Truly most Brazilians are lazy due to government support programs but as a foreigner remain focus and never divert from your dreams .

Getting married to Brazilian or giving birth in Brazil gives you PR( permanent Resident ) .

Nobody dey force anyone to stay back ... if the Nigeria system aren’t working for you abeg draft your plans and move . No allow anyone to talk you down .

If you live outside naija Na then you go understand say our beloved country don dey in mess with greedy politicians . Accountability Na 0 , infrastructure Na 0 transparency Na 0 . Business owner sef dey complain .

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by tensazangetsu20(m): 7:29am On Nov 12, 2020
I also forgot to add. Schooling in Brazil is completely free for foreigners. You pay absolutely nothing but all their universities offer masters programs in Portuguese. University of Sao Paulo has only 3 master programs in english. Other universities have none.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Silver247: 8:51am On Nov 12, 2020
Please anybody can help on how to go about the admission for bachelor's degree

Thanks in anticipation
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by tensazangetsu20(m): 9:14am On Nov 12, 2020
Silver247:
Please anybody can help on how to go about the admission for bachelor's degree

Thanks in anticipation
Almost impossible from Nigeria. You need to go and learn Portugese and write the vistabular which is the Brazilian equivalent of the SATs. It's very very difficult. All students take the same core courses whether you are going for law or engineering you write the same courses.
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by jesmond3945: 10:57am On Nov 12, 2020
Fallawx:


If you are a good traveller , then you know nothing about Brazil , firstly never you compare a country with your background and way of life . Never you judge a country base on hearsay .

My wife and daughter lives in Brazil . What you become in Brazil depends on your personality and environment .

Brazil is not an English speaking country so you should be ready to face the language barrier . My wife only speaks English and Swahili but after getting to Brazil she enroll into government free language classes .
Now she speaks Portuguese fluently .

Theirs not country without struggling times , the New president is exactly a clone version of trump in Brazil .

Please where in Nigeria would a citizen get free medical operation with several scanning that worth 5million for free .

Where is Nigeria would a school send palliative and money for pupils nutrition. Where in Nigeria would your child receive free govt support and milk almost everyday at your door steps .

My daughter has free 3 school wears , 2 nice pairs converse and 6 pairs of socks .

Where in Nigeria would labor union fight for an individual for work abuse . Brazil labor system is far the best than any African country .


They do have their struggling times but not for foreigners who’s focus and hard working . Truly most Brazilians are lazy due to government support programs but as a foreigner remain focus and never divert from your dreams .

Getting married to Brazilian or giving birth in Brazil gives you PR( permanent Resident ) .

Nobody dey force anyone to stay back ... if the Nigeria system aren’t working for you abeg draft your plans and move . No allow anyone to talk you down .

If you live outside naija Na then you go understand say our beloved country don dey in mess with greedy politicians . Accountability Na 0 , infrastructure Na 0 transparency Na 0 . Business owner sef dey complain .
all the things you mentioned are the beautiful side to any country. If I mention the beautiful things in Nigeria you will marvel. So let me do that

All my kids were given birth in a Nigerian hospital without me paying a dime through the NHIS scheme.

Many of my lecturers enjoyed the Federal Mortgage scheme and other mortgage programmes where they are living in their own houses and paying mortgage as obtainable in the developed world.

I would tell you this if you want to enjoy Nigeria, you need two things; information and connection. Many Nigerians don't want to get information of where everything is happening, they stay in their comfort zone and complain all day.

Do you know that their are so many loans schemes available for Nigerians but we are too lazy to tap into them. Their is free money in this country but ignorance, hate and laziness would not allow us latch into them.

Thank God your wife and daughter is safe in brazil but I can tell you this many people in that country don't have that luxury, they can be shot anytime.

Infact the bloodshed in brazil is so much that it is even documented in a website hoodsite dot com.
Where in the world do you butcher people, butcher dogs, rape women, dehumanize children: Brazil

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by aumeehn: 12:27pm On Nov 12, 2020
jesmond3945:
all the things you mentioned are the beautiful side to any country. If I mention the beautiful things in Nigeria you will marvel. So let me do that

All my kids were given birth in a Nigerian hospital without me paying a dime through the NHIS scheme.

Many of my lecturers enjoyed the Federal Mortgage scheme and other mortgage programmes where they are living in their own houses and paying mortgage as obtainable in the developed world.

I would tell you this if you want to enjoy Nigeria, you need two things; information and connection. Many Nigerians don't want to get information of where everything is happening, they stay in their comfort zone and complain all day.

Do you know that their are so many loans schemes available for Nigerians but we are too lazy to tap into them. Their is free money in this country but ignorance, hate and laziness would not allow us latch into them.

Thank God your wife and daughter is safe in brazil but I can tell you this many people in that country don't have that luxury, they can be shot anytime.

Infact the bloodshed in brazil is so much that it is even documented in a website hoodsite dot com.
Where in the world do you butcher people, butcher dogs, rape women, dehumanize children: Brazil
what is the percentage of Nigerians benifiting from NHIS scheme? Mortgage for lecturers? When my uncle a Senior lecturer in a Federal institution is living in a rented flat for the past 8 years, not to talk of their salaries that has not been paid this year.

Okay Brazil is full of crime, but how many brazilians pay ransom to Kidnappers?

Guy bone that Gist! Naija don cast finish you can never defend a country that hoard palliatives meant for the poor and even share it as souvenirs in Birthday parties. Its obvious u are also a beneficiary od the corrupt system.

Imagine a Nigerian complaining about insecurity and Torture, please go to any police station close to you, you will know what torture means.

In a sane environment you dont need to know anybody to have a job or obtain loans, this mentality is exactly what is killing this country. In this era sef Connection pass connection For Nigeria. Mallam kayi hakuri ka rufe bakinka don Allah.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by jesmond3945: 2:04pm On Nov 12, 2020
aumeehn:
what is the percentage of Nigerians benifiting from NHIS scheme? Mortgage for lecturers? When my uncle a Senior lecturer in a Federal institution is living in a rented flat for the past 8 years, not to talk of their salaries that has not been paid this year.

Okay Brazil is full of crime, but how many brazilians pay ransom to Kidnappers?

Guy bone that Gist! Naija don cast finish you can never defend a country that hoard palliatives meant for the poor and even share it as souvenirs in Birthday parties. Its obvious u are also a beneficiary od the corrupt system.

Imagine a Nigerian complaining about insecurity and Torture, please go to any police station close to you, you will know what torture means.

In a sane environment you dont need to know anybody to have a job or obtain loans, this mentality is exactly what is killing this country. In this era sef Connection pass connection For Nigeria. Mallam kayi hakuri ka rufe bakinka don Allah.
if you are a worker and paying your tax, health insurance is available for you. Your uncle should go to his bursary unit and collect the Mortgage form or if he is an ASUU member, he should join their cooperative and get a plot of land and start building.

How many brazilians have been butchered whether innocent or not innocent? Those guys carry guns like pure water. They have the heart of an animal just like Nigerians except the skin colour. Brazil is a beautiful country no doubt, good government but their crime is so organized that you can be killed any time. Infact your safer in Naija than some places in brazil. Please go to hoodsite dot com, the owner of that site is a blessing to you Op. Do you know that prostitution is very much legal, people having sex on the street like rabid dogs.

Nigeria has bad government, thats the only problem we have.

See my brother, the only problem I have with Brazil is the bloodhsed over there, which I am warning the Op about. He can go and see things for himself.

Is thier no place that connection is not important, even in Uk their is connection, even USA their is connection. Go and be the chief of staff in usa without connection. See without connection in the developed world na burger you go dey flip so

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by aumeehn: 5:22pm On Nov 12, 2020
jesmond3945:
if you are a worker and paying your tax, health insurance is available for you. Your uncle should go to his bursary unit and collect the Mortgage form or if he is an ASUU member, he should join their cooperative and get a plot of land and start building.

How many brazilians have been butchered whether innocent or not innocent? Those guys carry guns like pure water. They have the heart of an animal just like Nigerians except the skin colour. Brazil is a beautiful country no doubt, good government but their crime is so organized that you can be killed any time. Infact your safer in Naija than some places in brazil. Please go to hoodsite dot com, the owner of that site is a blessing to you Op. Do you know that prostitution is very much legal, people having sex on the street like rabid dogs.

Nigeria has bad government, thats the only problem we have.

See my brother, the only problem I have with Brazil is the bloodhsed over there, which I am warning the Op about. He can go and see things for himself.

Is thier no place that connection is not important, even in Uk their is connection, even USA their is connection. Go and be the chief of staff in usa without connection. See without connection in the developed world na burger you go dey flip so
Senior lecturer for over 8 years dont know about Mortgage and cooperative? I have never been to brazil but i know that as far as you have valid papers you are entitled to free healthcare. How many people in Nigeria work with the government and other big private companies that enroll them on NHIS?

Prostitution is only illegal on paper in Nigeria. Prostitutes are everywhere in this country especially now that there's poverty in the land.

Interms of insecurity you cant compare Nigeria with Brazil.

Check this link, i know something like this can never happen in Cameroon talkless of Brazil.
https://www.nairaland.com/6249521/farmers-forced-negotiate-bandits-harvest

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Samishiba: 5:49pm On Nov 12, 2020
Brazil is not full of crime. Foreigner media demonize Brazil. Brazil have very high homicide rates. But in not all city and states. Exist a homicide rates in Google for all Brazilians states and city

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Fallawx(m): 5:20am On Nov 13, 2020
jesmond3945:
all the things you mentioned are the beautiful side to any country. If I mention the beautiful things in Nigeria you will marvel. So let me do that

All my kids were given birth in a Nigerian hospital without me paying a dime through the NHIS scheme.

Many of my lecturers enjoyed the Federal Mortgage scheme and other mortgage programmes where they are living in their own houses and paying mortgage as obtainable in the developed world.

I would tell you this if you want to enjoy Nigeria, you need two things; information and connection. Many Nigerians don't want to get information of where everything is happening, they stay in their comfort zone and complain all day.

Do you know that their are so many loans schemes available for Nigerians but we are too lazy to tap into them. Their is free money in this country but ignorance, hate and laziness would not allow us latch into them.

Thank God your wife and daughter is safe in brazil but I can tell you this many people in that country don't have that luxury, they can be shot anytime.

Infact the bloodshed in brazil is so much that it is even documented in a website hoodsite dot com.
Where in the world do you butcher people, butcher dogs, rape women, dehumanize children: Brazil




Wow I do really appreciate your write-up but my brother you stated clearly lecturers not common citizens of zero degree .

Secondly living in Brazil depends on your personality and your environment . There are hoodlums and crazy gangster setup in every developed countries yet they do have a reformed system to become a better person .

Do you know the Brazilian government gives stipends if you got no job to support their unemployed citizens .
You can only got denied of such benefit if your name is dirty either by drug or alcohol addiction .


For the health insurance scheme , it only works for the opulent or middle class categories . How do you make that baba Eleran and iya onisu understand they can take loans without going through hell . Even the Napo loan is a killer .

Do you know the stress Nigerian farmers are going through every season's , the level of corruptions and greediness wouldn’t make things work . The free fertilizers scheme is a scam .

The govt needs to do more better . Are you aware that the Nigerian govt is taking a loan of $1.2billion from the Brazilian govt . We never finish paying the China and other European project loans .

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Davidehigie00: 2:15am On Nov 15, 2020
Samishiba:


The majority of Brazilians don't speak english ( correction). Maybe 5% speak english. Public universities only for exams. Called "Enem". Very hard exam. The majority of people in public universities in Brazil come from Brazilian elite. Rich white Brazilians of European ancestry. Public universities are for poor Brazilians. But the elite come from the best schools. Unfortunately today 90% of students of public universities are rich Brazilians ( most white Brazilians of European ancestry). But is not impossible. For foreigners required validation of certified

https://thebrazilbusiness.com/article/validation-of-foreign-diploma-in-brazil

Brazil work visa

https://www.globalization-partners.com/globalpedia/brazil-employer-of-record/work-visas/
Brazil consulate

http://lagos.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/

Okay thank you sir.
What are the steps/procedures to apply for admission? And what documents are needed?
Thank you.
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Davidehigie00: 2:26am On Nov 15, 2020
Fallawx:


If you are a good traveller , then you know nothing about Brazil , firstly never you compare a country with your background and way of life . Never you judge a country base on hearsay .

My wife and daughter lives in Brazil . What you become in Brazil depends on your personality and environment .

Brazil is not an English speaking country so you should be ready to face the language barrier . My wife only speaks English and Swahili but after getting to Brazil she enroll into government free language classes .
Now she speaks Portuguese fluently .

Theirs not country without struggling times , the New president is exactly a clone version of trump in Brazil .

Please where in Nigeria would a citizen get free medical operation with several scanning that worth 5million for free .

Where is Nigeria would a school send palliative and money for pupils nutrition. Where in Nigeria would your child receive free govt support and milk almost everyday at your door steps .

My daughter has free 3 school wears , 2 nice pairs converse and 6 pairs of socks .

Where in Nigeria would labor union fight for an individual for work abuse . Brazil labor system is far the best than any African country .


They do have their struggling times but not for foreigners who’s focus and hard working . Truly most Brazilians are lazy due to government support programs but as a foreigner remain focus and never divert from your dreams .

Getting married to Brazilian or giving birth in Brazil gives you PR( permanent Resident ) .

Nobody dey force anyone to stay back ... if the Nigeria system aren’t working for you abeg draft your plans and move . No allow anyone to talk you down .

If you live outside naija Na then you go understand say our beloved country don dey in mess with greedy politicians . Accountability Na 0 , infrastructure Na 0 transparency Na 0 . Business owner sef dey complain .
Please how can I get admission into the university, bachelor degree!? What's the admission requirements and procedures!? The universities I'm considering are university of Taubate, university of Sao Paulo.
Here's my WhatsApp number: 08100189255
Thank you
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Davidehigie00: 2:27am On Nov 15, 2020
Samishiba:
Brazil have a average education. Not the worst in latin America but not the "good". The majority of people don't speak english. The only official language in Brazil is portuguese. If you don't speak portuguese is so hard studying in Brazil.
Brazil have many good university. Many of them are the best universities in latin America.

Nigerians who say that Brazil is worst than Nigeria are jealous of Brazil. Brazil is 100 years more developed than Nigeria. Lol

So how can start get admission for bachelor's degree?
What's the admission requirements and process?
Thank you.
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Samishiba: 11:13pm On Nov 15, 2020
Davidehigie00:

Okay thank you sir.
What are the steps/procedures to apply for admission? And what documents are needed?
Thank you.

Davidehigie00:

So how can start get admission for bachelor's degree?
What's the admission requirements and process?
Thank you.
For Google translate for Brazilian portuguese in English. My english is not perfect for complete translate.

"The undergraduate diploma must be revalidated by a public Brazilian university, regularly accredited and maintained by the Government, which has a recognized course of the same level and area or equivalent. First, it is necessary to apply for revalidation at a public higher education institution in Brazil.
The documentation to be presented will vary according to the type of processing to be performed by the higher education institution.
The student must pay a fee for the cost of administrative expenses. The fee is not fixed in advance by the National Education Council or the Ministry of Education, and may vary from institution to institution.
The deadline for the university to comment on the request for revalidation of undergraduate diplomas through regular processing is up to 180 days and for simplified processing is up to 60 days, counting from the date of delivery of the necessary documentation.
Brazil has no automatic revalidation / recognition agreement for higher-level diplomas with any country. Therefore, the rules are the same for all countries.
The Ministry of Education created a specific portal on the topic with detailed information - the Carolina Bori Platform. Therefore, for more information and to apply online via the universities that joined the portal, you can access it here.
(Portuguese site. Translate for english in Google Chrome ok)
http://carolinabori.mec.gov.br/?pagina=inicial

Brazil consulate in Nigeria maybe help you for
communication with Brazil in English
http://lagos.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/
P.O.Box 72802 – Lagos, Nigeria Tel: +234 1 271 0351

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by tensazangetsu20(m): 11:35pm On Nov 15, 2020
Davidehigie00:

So how can start get admission for bachelor's degree?
What's the admission requirements and process?
Thank you.

Remove your eyes from university of Sao Paolo. it's the Harvard of Brazil. Very selective. You need to write the vistabular. It's the Brazilian version of SATs and it can't be written In English only Portuguese.

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Gerrard59(m): 4:36am On Nov 16, 2020
aumeehn:
what is the percentage of Nigerians benifiting from NHIS scheme? Mortgage for lecturers? When my uncle a Senior lecturer in a Federal institution is living in a rented flat for the past 8 years, not to talk of their salaries that has not been paid this year.

Okay Brazil is full of crime, but how many brazilians pay ransom to Kidnappers?

Guy bone that Gist! Naija don cast finish you can never defend a country that hoard palliatives meant for the poor and even share it as souvenirs in Birthday parties. Its obvious u are also a beneficiary od the corrupt system.

Imagine a Nigerian complaining about insecurity and Torture, please go to any police station close to you, you will know what torture means.


Anytime I read that aspect, I cringe. How in the world can someone hoard noodles aka Indomie? Worse still, people see nothing wrong with it. Damn! Those people including their supporters are wicked!

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Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by YungLasaint(m): 11:26pm On Jan 13, 2021
Una don derail this thread, I thought it was for school matter.

How can I get admission for bachelor's degree?
What's the admission requirements and process?
Even though it's not USP. Learning portugués no be issue I go use my little knowledge in Spanish switch to portugués.

Thank you.
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Nobody: 11:43pm On Jan 13, 2021


How many times have you traveled to U.K. or Ireland etc and you meet people from Namibia or Botswana or Rwanda? Very few of them bother to travel. They rest just enjoy what their country has to over. But Nigerians full everywhere. You go to Yemen, you go see Nigerians. Our greed no dey allow us reason. We just went to cross border and start forming “I live abroad to pepper dem gang”.
Yes the country is trash and I don’t blame anyone trying to leave, but CHOOSE YOUR DESTINATION WISELY. Don’t think that because a country has good passport, you’re good to go.
Most of the time when you even get that passport, to travel no go even dey your mind again. You spend your remaining life years working and raising a family.

So @OP, research and make the right decision.
You want Brazil? RESEARCH WELL!

Goodluck
I have never run into a Botswanan,Rwandan or Namibian in all my travels. They have vast opportunities in the country and see hope with the progressive leadership that rules their nation. Unlike Nigeria who are waiting for Buhari to leave in 2023, only to be replaced by Orji Kalu,Tinubu or Atiku in 2023.
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Nobody: 11:52pm On Jan 13, 2021
jesmond3945:

Nigeria has bad government, thats the only problem we have.

Bad goverment is the source of all our problems.

Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Superstrikertiv: 2:44pm On Jul 02, 2021
Very nice write up... Facts
Re: What's It Like Studying In Brazil? How Was The Visa Experience From Nigeria? by Cousin9999: 11:06pm On Jul 02, 2021
RuudVanNisteroy:

I have never run into a Botswanan,Rwandan or Namibian in all my travels.

Have you considered that maybe they can't afford to go anywhere and/or have no marketable skills?

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