slimanyd:


Seems this Brazil visa thingy is now an under G processing . saw some recently issued visa last month as against what majority of peeps think embassy no dey Open

DAramis:
Hmmmm.

Portuguese is not easy o. And, moreover, I don't think Brazil will pay doctors better than most English speaking countries or those countries under the European Union.

All the same, all his dreams are valid. he just have to work towards it, and with your support, should end well.

Openpeace:
Really?

and you think English is easy? What's your IELTs score?

Because you've be3n speaking English since birth, try speaking another indeginous language in Nigeria and tell us how easy it is.

Kasham91:
Please is there any page where I can follow asides birthing?? Like work permit? My husband is a doctor and would want to migrate to brazil.
We have two options
1. Having a Brazilian child ( which makes it easy for us to get RP. And also qualify us to search job)
2. He has a friend in Brazil who told him they are looking for doctors, meaning he has to pass the Portuguese exam first and work for sometime before I can join...

Please I'll like to know your opinion on these

NB.: He doesn't want to go to English speaking country because according to him, the crowd going to all those countries is much, hence competition....

DAramis:



For the fact English is our official language, it is easy. It can't be compared with other languages that you will start from scratch to learn.

Anyway, the relocation plan for the couple is still good. It will only take them perseverance to summort the challenges they will encounter. But left for me, Brazil is still similar or has greater challenges (than Nigeria) with high population, societal ills and sexual identity crises. Not forgetting the covid 19 pandemic that was mismanaged by their government (could have been same with Nigeria if not that, we are extraordinary blessed with strong immune system coupled with good climate).

Please, don't get me wrong, if it is with respect to this thread, birthing is not an issue neither am I against those chasing the passport, but living there, hmmmm

TheMan3:
pls I'm not too sure what you mean by the bolded. Pls explain

Kasham91:
Is the embassy open now??

lastdiamond143:


Yes, the embassy is open

dehiero:

What he meant is are they taking applications for tourists?

lastdiamond143:


Till October, but the embassy is open for other applications

Kjnwancaro:


Could you please say the source of this information?
Particularly about the new application in October

Sandy04:
I arrived Brazil on Tuesday.
I am so grateful to God and everyone here, for their contributions �
Read the pages from 1-69 more than 10 times, before I decided to take this step.
God has been merciful.
I was called for interview, and finally received the visa.
I arrived using GUI airport in São Paulo.
Smooth and fair.

Sandy04:


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Halimatrix:

Hello,
Have you settled down now? Do you need some help? I am in Sao Paulo, I had my baby 2 months ago.

Openpeace:


Congratulations,
Please tell us how it went?
When you applied for VISA,
When you left and how you secured accommodation?
Which hospital did you use?
And how's the country generally?
Have you gotten your papers now?

Imustreturn:
I just mailed the embassy now, here is there reply!!!

9ine1one:
Update :No more walk in service @ the consulate all meetings must be scheduled (booked) via https://ec-lagos.itamaraty.gov.br/

Openpeace:


Does this mean they've resumed VISA processing?

MRBrownJ:


you would have to speak Portuguese and go to the gov sites for that.... but even the information you will find there is not accurate. as much as there is a law about the issue, it will all depend on the immigration officer or attendant at the cartorio, because everyone have their own definition of the law.

MrBrownJay1:


Bro it is indeed a fraudulent act to come to Brazil to avoid paying to give birth (in your respective country of residence). The Brazilian healthcare system is solely meant for Brazilian citizens.... And as much as the Brazilian gov has to help people In immediate medical needs, let us all not fool ourselves as to why many (even US citizen) are coming to give birth in Brazil. It is a fraud and although there is no law against it yet (because some GENUINE foreigners in medical need could be affected if law was changed) people are simply playing against the system, which in no way makes it any less a fraudulent act to avoid paying to give birth in your respective country.

Openpeace:


Congratulations,
Please tell us how it went?
When you applied for VISA,
When you left and how you secured accommodation?
Which hospital did you use?
And how's the country generally?
Have you gotten your papers now?

TadeDetule:
You can no make an online application at the embassy

Openpeace:



Please sir can you assist with the link?

Cos I even tried it's a bit stressful and I sent an email to the Lagos and Abuja office no response.

EDD is November abeg.