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Thank you very much, I have gone to their site and I have also done a lot of research. I got a lot of information about residency and childbirth from this site https://odireitosemfronteiras.com/2011/10/20/visa-for-foreigners-in-brazil/ they wrote that citizenships for parent will take 4years. The parents must have been a residence for that time. And someone on here also said the same thing, see our conversion below. Is it really possible to get it in 2years and also how long after the childbirth before the parents gets residence permit. Sorry I am asking too many questions, you're there and have been through this path, I just want to make informed decision. I am doing very well here in Nigeria money is not my problem, but i don't want to raise my kids here. I will never want them to go through what i went through. So my impending migration is not based on money. I will take a security a job, thank God I have the built I don't care. So long as my kids will get good education, good healthcare. I just want my kids to grow up in a sane environment. Where if there is an emergency at 2am for my daughter I can be rest assured that we will get a good hospital and be attended to immediately etc.

Adjo10:
Thanks. Sorry to hear that the US did not work out. With Brazil, your previous child will be covered as well so Brazil is a good option at this stage.

Firstly i did not apply for a visa in Nigeria however, all Brazilian visa applications are standard with maybe minor changes. In general Brazilian visa requirements are similar to that of the US. For a more accurate list of documents, i will advise you to check the website of the Brazilian embassy in Lagos and Abuja. Please do not inform them that you intent to come and give birth here. Just come on tourism. For that you will most likely need the following:

1. A filled visa application form which should be available at the embassy’s website.

2. An invitation letter or a hotel booking. I went with the hotel booking option. You don’t need to pay the hotel until you arrive.

3. Your bank account statement

4. An e-booking. Please do not buy the ticket. Just a booking to give them an idea of the number of days you intend staying in Brazil.

That is all we needed but again it depends from country to country.

For the interview, just take along a list of places you want to visit and activities you would like to do.

Very important: Please apply for your visa early whiles your stomach is not showing. Brazilian visa is very relaxed unlike other countries. Your visa will be valid for one year starting from the day it was issued. Within this one year of validity, you can stay in Brazil for only 180 days at a time. 90 days and then 90 days extension. So you can have your visa way ahead and decide to travel anytime within the 1 year.

To your second question... I did not live in Florianópolis however here is a general rule of thumb: Brazil is a tourism country meaning it has high seasons where you have lots of tourists thus from November to March. In a city like Florianopolis you should expect to pay around 600- 1200 USD per month for a one bedroom apartment with AC for the 3 of you. The 600 USD are still very good apartments.

In other months not mentioned here that is the low season. In Florianópolis, you should expect to pay around half of the high season.

I hope i have answered your questions. Please feel free to ask more. Thanks

What a joke, many Africans are so gullible. I SMH

Lol busty female thief, what a title.

Please throw more light on what you meant by the process can take up to 10years. I learnt if your wife gives birth there, your child becomes a citizen and the parents can get residence permit in about a month and Brazilian passport within 2years. Please verify this as I am considering it. Plus are you in Brazil? Thanks

yomitesp:
You can´t acquire Brazilian citizenship within a short time. The process can take up to 10 years.

Hello madam God bless you for this information.
This is a great news and I am so excited to hear this. I want to take this path with my family. I wanted to have my first child in the US, but it didn't work out so I was hoping my 2nd child but I have changed my mind and will love to have my next child in Brazil and move in with my family. Please can you give us details on
1. How you processed your visa the requirements, cost, ease of procurement and how long it took to get it.
2. The cost of living in florianapolis, like how much will a 6months rent cost in a moderate place definitely not a favela. Thank you

Jennypharb1:
What do you need to know? Also try to read up on page one, it contains everything that you'll need for your application

thank you, I got everything I was looking for.

Please anybody in abuja that I can speak to concerning this? I am new here and will like to start my application. Thank you