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Travel › Re: Nigerian In Burundi Lets Met Here by TheCongo2: 10:14pm On Dec 29, 2017
idu1:
Why come take am personal
Meaning ?
Travel › Re: Nigerian In Burundi Lets Met Here by TheCongo2: 10:06pm On Dec 29, 2017
aurxtino:
Life in Burundi is sweet o u guys should google and see 4 urselves.
Dont mind them.
Dont waste your time entertaining ignorance
They would prefer to suffer in the West or been held hostages in Lybia
Travel › Re: Nigerian In Burundi Lets Met Here by TheCongo2:
Acidosis:
na wa o grin what are you doing in Burundi, young man?
Your point is very irrelevant. It is called ignorance
People like you are the reasons why black African are been hold hostage in Lybia.
Are you insinuating there is ni life in Burundi?
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2:
breebrand:
Hello everyone. I salute those who are spending their time to educate people here. My 14 year old daughter has been on my neck lately about visiting the US ;about two of her classmates were there for their summer holidays. Actually I've promised my family in the past that we'd visit Disney land one day but haven't given much thought to it. Now my wife is also saying it's about time we tried. I'm a business man in my late thirties, earning about 500k to 750k/month depending on sales. Wife is a full housewife in her mid thirties (she does some online businesses which she earns from). We have a second daughter aged 5. I'm thinking of taking them to Disney land during the Easter holidays. We have no travel history. Pls advise.
I would strongly recommend you to read this thread from the beginning to have a better understanding of the process and to familiarize yourself with the visa interview scenario

Don't let the lack of travel history stops you from applying for a US visa. People has been given US visa without any prior travel history. Keep in mind that honesty is the best policy. You may fail once but may be successful on your next visa application. Stay away from agents given that you may face a lifetime ban for using an agent who may misleed you with fake documents or help you get fake stamps in the passports. Fake documents can easily be detected by embassies.

I have copy and paste the following from a visa officer, LagosNIV. Good luck


The required documents are:

International passport
2 passport photos
DS160 confirmation page
MRV Fee Receipt

Documents which are not required but are sometimes requested:
copies of the US Visa or bio-data page of the international passport of family members who have already been issued visas and who will be traveling with you
copies of the US Green Card or US Passport of family in the US who you are going to visit

Most other documents will not be requested nor looked at if offered. As a general rule if there is a document we want to see in order to make a fair decision on your case we can put the case on hold in 221g status and request that you submit the document before we make a final decision.

LagosNIV
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 7:07pm On Dec 28, 2017
seyewest:
No matter how legit you are... Canadian Embassy will not issue you a visit visa for now.... The reason was because we (Nigerian) have succeeded in abusing the refugee status thing.... it's just crazy.
From the stats, I don't think that Nigerians in Canada had abused the refugees system like the Congoleses or Haitians or Indians had done. And the Canadian Embassy is still issuing visas to national from the Congo, Haiti and India.
I am a Congolese by the way.
Travel › Re: The University Graduate Who Got Stranded In Libya While Traveling To Europe by TheCongo2: 3:41pm On Dec 28, 2017
Uyiii:
what version of bible is this?? mine said knowledge or wisdom.
that aside, you think everyone is blessed with entrepreneurial skill, not everyone suceeds in businesses even if they're handed billions.
Like I said earlier, I won't advice anyone to embark on this journey, but their reasons for doing so is valid enough.
I love that though the bolded part crack me with laughing
Travel › Re: The University Graduate Who Got Stranded In Libya While Traveling To Europe by TheCongo2: 3:34pm On Dec 28, 2017
moscobabs:
I m still thinking when Nigerians eyes will open to realize that there is no greener pasture anywhere than this country, forget about what you are seeing or hearing about other countries on Net, once they travel to the so called greener pastures they will face their reality.

I have more than 10 friends and 5 family members in abroad, I can boldly say that I'm better than 9 of them .

I was born here

graduated here

working here

married here

build my personal house here while most of the so called abroad guys dont have because the system abroad cant give them opportunity to build a house

bought my cars here

And im living better with my small salary, i carry beautiful african queens if i need to, I club without fear of someone deporting me.

So tell me what else I need that God has not done for me here? There are beautiful places you can visit around the country if you have money.
Another "them vs us" nonsense .
Do you truly think that everyone who is trying to go abroad lacks common sense? Are you better than all Nigerians abroad? Do every Nigerians in Nigeria have a car, job house?
Travel › Re: The University Graduate Who Got Stranded In Libya While Traveling To Europe by TheCongo2: 3:28pm On Dec 28, 2017
Olasco93:
It's Cheaper, Faster, Safer and Best to learn from other peoples mistakes and experiences...
But unfortunately we don't seem to learn from other people's mistake... human nature has it that we prefer to learn from our own mistakes. And after we have learned from our mistakes and try to warn others they won't listen to us. They will go on to male the same mistakes... and thus the cycle of mistakes will keep on spinning
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2:
OtunOba15:
Reading the last two Pages....

The thread is invaded with about to become illegal immigrants.


it a minus for the genuine non immigrants applicants....
Hmmmm.... interresting...

Getting a refugee status in Canada isn't as easy as people think. Thousands of Haitians had left the US to apply for refugee status in Canada but so far only 10 percent of them have been granted refugees status.
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2:
OtunOba15:
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YOU ARE NOT A SILENT READER....
Un proces d'intention ...
Bon, peut etre que tu as raison
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 5:11pm On Dec 27, 2017
ChidiJohn:
Good day all,

I am a silent reader here.

I have been to US embassy to for visa application sometime in 2015 to attended my cousin wedding but I was denied visa then.

I am applying for visa now because I have a church program I am to attended in march 2018, the church is paying for my trip to and fro for 7 days, but I may want to visit another place within the same state but I will be paying for that myself. I don't have any prior travel experience out of Nigeria because I'm not a fan leaving Nigeria for greener pasture and I like my freedom in Nigeria.

I work as accountant, single and member of ICAN I have filled and submitted my ds 160 form and booked interview for February 2018.

My questions is...

1. what are likely questions that VO may asked again since I was refused the first time.

2. I have invitation for the program, does that guaranteed that I will be issue a visa since it a religious program I am attending?

3. what are necessary/relevant documents I need to take to the interview date?

I will be grateful if I get constructive response here and no my flop's from my pervious visa application.

Thank you
1- you can go through the thread to read different transcripts that will give you an idea of the type of questions that are asked at visa interviews.

2-3 As per visa officers on Nairaland, an invitation letter isn't necessary for visit visa nor are documents.
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 4:57pm On Dec 27, 2017
Soglite:
Good day all.

I have a friend in the United State who suggested that I should visit her and she is ready to take care of all my expenses while am there.

1.Please will this be acceptable as I don't have enough savings to cover my stay there. Am 25yrs old and I have job here in Nigeria

2. Is invitation letter requied as she is ready for any paperwork to bring me to the USA

Will be anticipating a prompt response from the gurus in the house.

Regards.
According to visa officers on Nairaland, invitation letters aren't necessary.
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 4:54pm On Dec 27, 2017
seyewest:
The question is this... why do you want to go to U.S why have you not tried another country and your previous work history in dubai maybe a red flag.
Why would work history in Dubai be a red flag?
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 8:21pm On Dec 26, 2017
abintinlola:
Hi everyone. Good evening. Please I want to be guided. My interview is on the 24th of next month. I am going for a church conference. I work as an events manageress. I have been denied once last year. Then, I was working in a multi national company before I resigned to start a company of my own and business has been really good. Now, my question is; I have a sister in Atlanta but I am going for the conference in Utah, Salt lake city to be precise. Last year when I applied, my sister was my contacts person but this year it is different because of my program[b]. What are my chances[/b]? I tend to be optimistic though.
It has been said over and over here on Nairaland by visa officers that no one can predict your chance of getting a visa. Each case is unique
At the time of your application, visa officers can have information about you that is not revealed on Nairaland. That is why it is difficult for anyone on here to forecast the outcome of your visa application.

The best you can do to maximize your chances is to apply and be honest. Honesty is the best policy. Even if you don't get your visa, you may always get it in the future. Some people has got US visa even when the odds were against them
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 4:22pm On Dec 26, 2017
labiola:
This is a great trend, kudos to all our advisers. I have this enquiry, my family is planning o travel next year for vacation. We are family of 5, I work with one of the PFAs and wife works in one of the specialist hospital. We have never travelled of the country. Will not having any travelling history be a challenge to us?
They have been many posts/testimonies on Nairaland made by people who were granted US visa without any prior travel history
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2:
Solute21:
Good day to you all, please house I really need your help or a link answer that relate to my problem, I am planning to go to US maybe things can get better there though I have been to UAE before but some friends told me if I apply as married man it easier than been single please how true is this?
Hello Solute, what the 2 previous posts are trying to tell you is that honesty is the best policy. Every lie in your visa application will somehow catch up with you some day. I can give you few examples of people who had lost their permanent resident status in the US or Canada just because the immigration had discovered lies made in the original visa applications.

To answer your question, even single people have been granted US visa.
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2:
LadyGuinivere:
You are actually helping this fellow to cook up stories. If his story is true, he dosent need to fine tune it.
I am not helping him to cook up anything. I know for a fact that some people relationships are in limbo that they would give different answers in regard their relationships status. And this can be misconstrued as fraud.
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 7:52pm On Dec 25, 2017
boykas:
Thanks... You just gave me some clue..
But what if I say we did a traditional wedding which we did and got separated
Whatever happened to your relationship , please be consinstent in the answers you will put forth in your visa application as well as the interview to avoid a ban.
You can't indicate at one instance that you had never been married and then at another intance you indicate you are separated.
Romance › Re: At 22 I've Never Had A Girlfriend. Is This A Problem? by TheCongo2: 7:16pm On Dec 25, 2017
verygudbadguy:
Bro, you are on the right track. You can always get women in your life, provided you have the potentials to make a good boyfriend/husband. You have a long way to go so I won't want you to bother your mind with women affairs. Focus on your grade and studies if you are still in school.

You can start by making a female friend in your church/ class. See how it turns out.
Why does he have to go through all this while some men worst than him play with different girls everyday?
Travel › Re: USA Visit Visa Part 3 by TheCongo2: 3:53pm On Dec 25, 2017
boykas:
Hello house.. Special shout out to Lady G her, am a silence reader, and have been reading from no 1 till date.. Though it took me 2days..
Pls I need you help a brother out..
1. Have been dating a lady in the US and she will be sending her invitation letter to me next month. We met on Facebook and we do video chat on WhatsApp and calls. She voluntarily want to be my sponsorer. My question is if the VO ask me Who's going to fund my trip is it the same thing as sponsoring. She has a good job cuz she's a medical practitioners and own a house and properties.
2. My only close ties is my 4years old son.
3. Honestly i drive marwa and I earn 50k per month, I can still add some money to my account to make it fat. I resign from corporate job.
4. My wife and I are separated, never got married, but am the one taking care of the child since he was 2yrs.
5. Can I include his photograph, birth certificate of my son.
What are the document I need to support my claims and what do I need to do.

Thanks
Number 4 - you have never been married but you claimed to be separated from your wife.
I know of a case where the applicant was rejected for a Canadian immigrant visa because of this exact same paradox.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by TheCongo2:
sleekchic:
Any question that has been on my mind to ask is if anyone has experienced any form of racism since you landed. Please share your experience.
Over here there is a notion of subtle racism. The Federal and provincial gouvernements had published materials online explaining what racism or discrimination is and what you can do if you believe you have been a victim of racism or discrimination.

If you believe you have been mistreated on account of your race, religion, gender, disability, marital status at your job or at a bank or any company providing services to the public, you can lodge a complain either with the Canadian human rights commission or your provincial human rights commission. In most cases you have a time frame of 1 year to lodge your complaint from the time of the incident. The human rights commission will investigate the matter. If your case has merit, the commission will transfer the case to the tribunal for trial.

Not every instances of unfair treatment will be perceived as racist by the human right tribunal. On the other hand, a simingly innoncent incident may be ruled as racist by the commission and the tribunal. That is the reason why racist jokes are strictly prohibated by employers.

Adding to that, the Canadian human rights commission take also into account cases of mistreatment between members of the same race. If you believe a nigerian who is your boss or who represent a company that provides services to the public had mistreated you because of your tribe, you can lodge your complaint with the commission. That is why a black person calling another black the n word will be ruled as racism before the human rights commission and tribunal

The misconceptions is that because a manager or president of a company is black, a claim of racism against that company by a black person wont stand before the human rights commission or tribunal.
Conversely, the commission doesnt accept the "I am not a racist because I have black friends" argument that can be used by a white person.

Anyway, there are also cases where people of color have been accused of racism by white people before the commission. So, the Canadian human rights commission protect everyone
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by TheCongo2: 9:29pm On Dec 22, 2017
sleekchic:
Many times when I see pictures of different streets in different parts of Canada,they always look deserted. Even in pictures taken during other seasons. Why is this so. People don't walk?
Seriously?
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by TheCongo2: 6:05pm On Dec 21, 2017
Bsbabe:
Ok thank you. Is it ok to drop an email address here so you can contact me? As I can’t ask you to share your personal email address on a public forum.
Sorry for the delay. You can reach me at TheCongo2017@gmail.com
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by TheCongo2: 10:41pm On Dec 19, 2017
Bsbabe:
Good evening TheCongo2. I am so glad to see you here again. I have been looking forward to seeing you back as I recall you responded to someone on London a loooong while back. I have sent you a PM please. I will appreciate your insights on London. Thank you!
I am deeply sorry I cant access the messages sent to me via pm. When I first opened my Nairaland account, I may have used a temporary email address.
I have been trying to associate my current email address to my nairaland account but to not avail.
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by TheCongo2: 9:53pm On Dec 19, 2017
vascey:
Elder long time no see. Hope you are doing great.
Lol... iI am still around but this thread seems to be moving at a very fast rate. It is a bit hard for me to read every single post. Thanks for your concerns
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant by TheCongo2: 9:09pm On Dec 19, 2017
maternal:
The gov't of Canada spends millions of dollars each year to help bridge immigrants into the system so they can become successful. A good amount don't use it. A lot don't even take sound advice from knowledgeable people on the ground.
This is someone who knows what he is talking about. Very true
Family › Re: Woman Delivers A Baby While Selling Herbs In Anambra State - Pictures by TheCongo2: 8:59pm On Dec 19, 2017
baddosky1:
It's a lie! If it were to be sw and you scream for help, they will come and ask you what the problem is in yoruba, when you reply in English, they'll say" Wich tribe you from?" and when you say "Igbo"...you are finished! #TalkingFromExperience
Only witches would start asking thoses questions to someone who needs help. And the fact is you find witches in every tribe of the world including yours
Family › Re: Woman Delivers A Baby While Selling Herbs In Anambra State - Pictures by TheCongo2: 7:33pm On Dec 19, 2017
baddosky1:
Yoruba woman giving birth in Igboland and she is being helped and assisted by Igbo women. If it were to be the other way round, the woman is on her own.
Rubish ... please stop this nonsense
If you scream for help, do you think people would want to know your tribe or origin before assisting you?
People would jump to save you regardless of where you from. They will see you just as a human being who needs help.
Travel › Re: Woman Denied UK Visa For Being ‘over-qualified’ In English by TheCongo2: 8:12am On Dec 18, 2017
Perge:
An Indian is over proficiency in English? With that their wack accent huh
I know a lot of people who also hate the Nigerian accent
Travel › Re: UAE Banks Refuse To Open Bank Accounts For Nigerian Nationals by TheCongo2: 8:09am On Dec 18, 2017
Authe01:
I have been in the uae for the past 6 years... the issue on ground is not about buhari. It's been on for so long. I advice you to check out Emirate nbd. Its my bank so am sure u won't be rejected because you are a Nigerian. One of the major reasons why Nigerians are turned down in opening account is based on fact that some nigerian guys have successfully hacked into their system and stole some money online simply because they have accounts with them. So I don't really blame them for doing so. The norm here is you represent your country; if you do bad ,every of ur national is termed bad. Also there is this general believe that Nigerians elope with loans when granted. Since you can't get a loan if you don't have an account with them hence they reject Nigerians.
I just want to use this medium to appeal to every Nigerian living abroad to always be fair in whatever they do. And also consider integrity above money making. Together we can rebrand the name of Nigeria abroad. God bless Nigeria
It is called discrimination. And I am shocked when you indicate you don't really blame them.
You can't punish an entire race or nation for the action of some people.
That is why I love living in North America given that poo like this will never happen over here.
Those banks would be facing litigation should something like this happen in North America. But given that the UAE is a jungle with no law, anyone can act as they see fit. SMH
Romance › Re: * by TheCongo2: 6:07pm On Nov 28, 2017
Sidney11:
Where's advisable brO?


What section?
Post in a section with a more mature crowd
Romance › Re: * by TheCongo2: 5:19pm On Nov 28, 2017
Asking for help in romance section?

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