UyaiIncomparabl:


Stop asking dense questions, please.

ihavesense:

Sorry if you are offended by my question but I’m only asking because you should be married to be talking about birthing abroad but yet your SM profile says you’re single.

UyaiIncomparabl:


My SM profile can say whatever I want it to say. My reality is on my marriage certificate, not SM. Hope you get it?

ihavesense:

Yeah but if I were you, I wouldn’t claim to be single online while I am married offline. What if your husband sees it? Maybe you forgot to update it sha.
I mean no harm okay.

ihavesense:

Yeah but if I were you, I wouldn’t claim to be single online while I am married offline. What if your husband sees it? Maybe you forgot to update it sha.
I mean no harm okay.

UyaiIncomparabl:


Just rest.

I am not even active on that SM you are talking about. And you're who again?

tensazangetsu20:


Men na wa o. Wetin concern you

ihavesense:

Chile man be calming down oo
Na cruise I dey catch.

Lagoseko:
So one cannot apply Visa for Mexico straight?

Also what is category of Visa one can apply?

Can't one apply for work Visa?

beautyuche:
Hi,

Let me add my two cents to this based on my personal experience.

I had my first child in the USA it was indeed a great experience having a blue passport-holding child. When it was time for the second child my USA visa had expired and could not get a date for quick renewal so I opted for two options and this was either Brazil or Mexico.

Brazil visa was very difficult to get and there was a lot of back-door gambling which would eat into the little fund saved for childbirth so I was left with Mexico. Now with Mexico, there was no appointment date however, with a visa from more than 28 countries you can gain access so I applied for a France visa. I arrived in Mexico had a baby, got the baby's passport, and guess what I got a Permanent residency.

My friend who used the same route and remained in Mexico now has her Mexican passport. Now someone on this thread mentioned that a Mexican can work in the USA because of the North American trade agreement. So in comparison to Brazil, I will say do Mexico.
What informed my decision also was fromNormad Capitalist I follow him on Youtube. A Mexican passport is a USA standard passport and the only two countries you may need a visa that may concern you are the USA and Australia and you will get them when you apply.

Let's talk about security, Every country has its shortcomings. However, while I was in Mexico as a black I moved freely and didn't experience any security issues. Remember first I was a Pregnant woman and next I was a Nursing mother going through with documentation. I do not speak Spanish but got an agent that helped with all of this so again if the USA and CANADA don't work out please have Mexico as an option. You might want to try Brazil as I also know a lady that had her child there and remained in the country for one year now her entire family have gotten the brazillian passport.

In the end just give your unborn child this beautiful gift while at it you might also be gifting your self a dual citizen at a meanial cost.


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beautyuche:
Hi,

Let me add my two cents to this based on my personal experience.

I had my first child in the USA it was indeed a great experience having a blue passport-holding child. When it was time for the second child my USA visa had expired and could not get a date for quick renewal so I opted for two options and this was either Brazil or Mexico.

Brazil visa was very difficult to get and there was a lot of back-door gambling which would eat into the little fund saved for childbirth so I was left with Mexico. Now with Mexico, there was no appointment date however, with a visa from more than 28 countries you can gain access so I applied for a France visa. I arrived in Mexico had a baby, got the baby's passport, and guess what I got a Permanent residency.

My friend who used the same route and remained in Mexico now has her Mexican passport. Now someone on this thread mentioned that a Mexican can work in the USA because of the North American trade agreement. So in comparison to Brazil, I will say do Mexico.
What informed my decision also was fromNormad Capitalist I follow him on Youtube. A Mexican passport is a USA standard passport and the only two countries you may need a visa that may concern you are the USA and Australia and you will get them when you apply.

Let's talk about security, Every country has its shortcomings. However, while I was in Mexico as a black I moved freely and didn't experience any security issues. Remember first I was a Pregnant woman and next I was a Nursing mother going through with documentation. I do not speak Spanish but got an agent that helped with all of this so again if the USA and CANADA don't work out please have Mexico as an option. You might want to try Brazil as I also know a lady that had her child there and remained in the country for one year now her entire family have gotten the brazillian passport.

In the end just give your unborn child this beautiful gift while at it you might also be gifting your self a dual citizen at a meanial cost.