feelgoodstuffs:


Lol I have that third pishure too Municipal Market of São Paulo

No be kelechi I dey see for that picture so wen carry Yahoo bag?? Abi eyes dey pain me ni??


Nice camera

feelgoodstuffs:


Oga mi sir why you go snap pishure of my Airbnb??

Lol

HOKIM:


We plenty here oo... what part of SP, u dey??

Butanta

make i come bro make u gist me oo

HOKIM:


My advice?? Do things the right way... go with open mind..no involve in fraud--> fraud marriage etc... just be natural and flow in the system...
There is another way not listed there... but it's an unwritten code.. I no fit talk am here neither can anyone that loves Brazil... you go know wen u reach and mingle with folks wen know road

HOKIM:


No be kelechi I dey see for that picture so wen carry Yahoo bag?? Abi eyes dey pain me ni??


Nice camera

Lol no be Kelechi na Ebuka

TechSpot:



you go tire

meaning Dem Dey or dem no Dey? I’m visiting towards the end of the year for like 10 days.

Abeg, raise my morale

Tope2580:


Butanta

I know that place ooo

E far from wer I dey stay whenever I dey SP

HOKIM:


My advice?? Do things the right way... go with open mind..no involve in fraud--> fraud marriage etc... just be natural and flow in the system...
There is another way not listed there... but it's an unwritten code.. I no fit talk am here neither can anyone that loves Brazil... you go know wen u reach and mingle with folks wen know road

Nice... Thanks for the advice. Best one so far.

3-5 million naira ?

How long do they give? Up to 5 years?

How safe is Sao Paulo? If you were to rate it from 1 to 10(very safe)

Cost of living (1 to 10expensive)

Do you see it a place one can fall in, chill for like one month, wash 'heat' comot from body, have good meals at restaurant, sit out at cafe, some shopping, a good morning run in the park, just chill, basically.


Just want a backup to all this mess around in this country. I think I may sleep a bit better knowing that I have a place to run to when the shit hits the fan here

feelgoodstuffs:


Lol no be Kelechi na Ebuka

How safe is Sao Paulo? If you were to rate it from 1 to 10(very safe)

Cost of living (1 to 10expensive)

How good is their healthcare system?

Do you see it a place one can fall in, chill for like one month, wash 'heat' comot from body, have good meals at restaurant, sit out at cafe, some shopping, a good morning run in the park, just chill, basically.

Soraco57:
Good afternoon, any information about the visa from February submission applicants aside baba puframmy, any info from March applicant , seems my patience is running so so fast o, any info this Monday

We applied in March but it wasn't approved

HOKIM:


My advice?? Do things the right way... go with open mind..no involve in fraud--> fraud marriage etc... just be natural and flow in the system...
There is another way not listed there... but it's an unwritten code.. I no fit talk am here neither can anyone that loves Brazil... you go know wen u reach and mingle with folks wen know road

Tell us the other way please, or send email abeg

Ebubechi2021:


We applied in March but it wasn't approved

So sad,what’s the readons for non approval,

Were you denied..

Ebubechi2021:


We applied in March but it wasn't approved

Ebubechi2021:


Tell us the other way please, or send email abeg

This your question na one of the reasons I hardly contribute here... person say na "unwritten code" wen u no fit hear ...u say make I go shout am for market..

Ebubechi2021:


We applied in March but it wasn't approved

Sorry about that..... you can try again whenever you can afford to
..this time,try with a stronger claim..

Soraco57:



So sad,what’s the readons for non approval,

State the reason(s) , let's see if we can suggest or give you ideas for the future..

fid3fid:



How safe is Sao Paulo? If you were to rate it from 1 to 10(very safe)

Cost of living (1 to 10expensive)

How good is their healthcare system?

Do you see it a place one can fall in, chill for like one month, wash 'heat' comot from body, have good meals at restaurant, sit out at cafe, some shopping, a good morning run in the park, just chill, basically.

SP is very safe but it depends on the neighborhood, just like every other city in the world, it has it safe and unsafe areas... the poor parts are usually where you will find crimes etc but if you stay off drugs and mind your own business, no drag another man wife, lots of nice decent ladies/men,then you will be safe... so I will rate it 5/10 when it comes to safety

Cos of living is about R$2000(upward) for decent living if you are single, do the math when you include a wife/husband and then a child(ren)..Exchange rate is between R$5(5.50)=1USD (Depends on the exchange for the day or the individual)

Healthcare is "okay" ,it also ranges.. you know Nothing beats private healthcare around the world but the public health system is very okay and since it is FREE for citizens and permanent residents, you know sometimes you have to wait in long lines to get attended to.. so use that one calculate things...

If one can "fall" in SP ,chill and get off the madness of naija do you think alot of folks would be hear making enquiries about SP??
Sp is basically the "life of the party" , what you will describe as Lagos for folks that wants to get an idea, only, well organized, more population, better in business and commerce, way more developed, more lively,more interesting... etc....
There are literally Billions of things to do and have fun and yet find a balance, home broadband is VERY cheap, if you are one that likes to chill at home, cheap buffet spots,where you can pay R$58 and eat all you want, nice Cinemas(not recommended for newbies as the language is Portuguese, you fit no understand anything)... great street life,great Everything... Naija restaurants full there, incase you miss food back home... when you go SP , then you go know say na suffer u dey naija dey suffer since...

Can’t wait….. SP here I come… summer will be littttt���

HOKIM:


SP is very safe but it depends on the neighborhood, just like every other city in the world, it has it safe and unsafe areas... the poor parts are usually where you will find crimes etc but if you stay off drugs and mind your own business, no drag another man wife, lots of nice decent ladies/men,then you will be safe... so I will rate it 5/10 when it comes to safety

Cos of living is about R$2000(upward) for decent living if you are single, do the math when you include a wife/husband and then a child(ren)..Exchange rate is between R$5(5.50)=1USD (Depends on the exchange for the day or the individual)

Healthcare is "okay" ,it also ranges.. you know Nothing beats private healthcare around the world but the public health system is very okay and since it is FREE for citizens and permanent residents, you know sometimes you have to wait in long lines to get attended to.. so use that one calculate things...

If one can "fall" in SP ,chill and get off the madness of naija do you think alot of folks would be hear making enquiries about SP??
Sp is basically the "life of the party" , what you will describe as Lagos for folks that wants to get an idea, only, well organized, more population, better in business and commerce, way more developed, more lively,more interesting... etc....
There are literally Billions of things to do and have fun and yet find a balance, home broadband is VERY cheap, if you are one that likes to chill at home, cheap buffet spots,where you can pay R$58 and eat all you want, nice Cinemas(not recommended for newbies as the language is Portuguese, you fit no understand anything)... great street life,great Everything... Naija restaurants full there, incase you miss food back home... when you go SP , then you go know say na suffer u dey naija dey suffer since...

Niveakreamy89:
Can’t wait….. SP here I come… summer will be littttt���

No problem brother .... if u EVER visit SP... lemme know, we av a whole community of Nigerians there... infact we should even have ASSOCIATION OF NAIRALANDERS IN SAÔ PAULO ...maybe who never marry fit see husband/wife marry there sef...

Now to bring the topic back from Derailing.... Having gone to over 20 countries across 4 continents... I think anyone should Note this before planning to Have a baby in Brazil....

1, Sexual liberation/Body positivity : it is very common to see folks in the name of body positivity walk around on the streets of Brazil unclad, this might come to you as a huge culture shock, especially considering that you will raise your child(ren) in a society that promotes this..

2, Portuguese is beautiful: Raising a child(ren) in a Portuguese speaking nation like Brazil can be fun and gives them a different perspective of a new language that isnt as widely spoken around the world as English and french... knowing you and your child(ren) would get that unique exclusive is beautiful and sometimes my friends would say "it's like owning an iphone in an android village"

3, The "Gay" culture: like most thriving and "woke" nations , homosexuality is legal in Brazil, so you must be willing to raise your kids within the conduct of your surrounding but yet guide their hearts against accepting these societal "Norms"...

Should I go on with more points.... Want to be sure folks are following

@HOKIM.. carry on.. I'm enjoying your vibe..

I most likely won't even be travelling to brazil for now even if I am given VISA... Would have to schedule for ending or next year.

hostsleek:
@HOKIM.. carry on.. I'm enjoying your vibe..

I most likely won't even be travelling to brazil for now even if I am given VISA... Would have to schedule for ending or next year.

Its fine... no hurries...Brazil isn't going anywhere but greatness...

If I get more folks asking me to continue, I go continue..

Continue

How far with your visa?

kindness111:

Continue

hostsleek:
How far with your visa?

Nothing yet oo

HOKIM:


Its fine... no hurries...Brazil isn't going anywhere but greatness...

If I get more folks asking me to continue, I go continue..

fire on bro

As we are waiting for our visa nah
Can someone send in picture of
Rio de Janeiro please

HOKIM:


SP is very safe but it depends on the neighborhood, just like every other city in the world, it has it safe and unsafe areas... the poor parts are usually where you will find crimes etc but if you stay off drugs and mind your own business, no drag another man wife, lots of nice decent ladies/men,then you will be safe... so I will rate it 5/10 when it comes to safety

Cos of living is about R$2000(upward) for decent living if you are single, do the math when you include a wife/husband and then a child(ren)..Exchange rate is between R$5(5.50)=1USD (Depends on the exchange for the day or the individual)

Healthcare is "okay" ,it also ranges.. you know Nothing beats private healthcare around the world but the public health system is very okay and since it is FREE for citizens and permanent residents, you know sometimes you have to wait in long lines to get attended to.. so use that one calculate things...

If one can "fall" in SP ,chill and get off the madness of naija do you think alot of folks would be hear making enquiries about SP??
Sp is basically the "life of the party" , what you will describe as Lagos for folks that wants to get an idea, only, well organized, more population, better in business and commerce, way more developed, more lively,more interesting... etc....
There are literally Billions of things to do and have fun and yet find a balance, home broadband is VERY cheap, if you are one that likes to chill at home, cheap buffet spots,where you can pay R$58 and eat all you want, nice Cinemas(not recommended for newbies as the language is Portuguese, you fit no understand anything)... great street life,great Everything... Naija restaurants full there, incase you miss food back home... when you go SP , then you go know say na suffer u dey naija dey suffer since...

Nice..... Just need a break off the madness for a bit and then back to it.

Food is that cheap over there? R$58? ... Wow

R$2000 you mentioned covers all per month? Residence in a clean area

Will a 30day stay in SP be enough to process residence card?

When is the best time to visit? They have autumn or spring? I dont need sun...abeg

fid3fid:


Nice..... Just need a break off the madness for a bit and then back to it.

Food is that cheap over there? R$58? ... Wow

R$2000 you mentioned covers all per month? Residence in a clean area

Will a 30day stay in SP be enough to process residence card?

When is the best time to visit? They have autumn or spring? I dont need sun...abeg

Food is R$58 oo... I wrote there bout some restaurants that will let you pay that fee to enter and then you can eat as much as you want but cant take nothing away.... for normal feeding , you should be spending between 3-4hundred reais, if you eat heavy like me...

Residence card for 30days?? Dont know who has been feeding you but If you are getting into Brazil with a visitor's visa or even any kind of visa and expect to get residence card in 30days, sorry be your name ooo..... hahahahahah... even for students or family reunion it could take awhile as the bureaucracies in Brazil is quite a stretch, talk more of who carry visitor's visa enter, I'm talking possible YEARS....

Best time to visit SP is anytime... you see?? With RIO and SP it's an anytime something... unlike other states.... it also depends on what you want to do.

TheMan3:
fire on bro

When I reach work I go continue

Ride on bro… thanks for the info

HOKIM:
Now to bring the topic back from Derailing.... Having gone to over 20 countries across 4 continents... I think anyone should Note this before planning to Have a baby in Brazil....

1, Sexual liberation/Body positivity : it is very common to see folks in the name of body positivity walk around on the streets of Brazil unclad, this might come to you as a huge culture shock, especially considering that you will raise your child(ren) in a society that promotes this..

2, Portuguese is beautiful: Raising a child(ren) in a Portuguese speaking nation like Brazil can be fun and gives them a different perspective of a new language that isnt as widely spoken around the world as English and french... knowing you and your child(ren) would get that unique exclusive is beautiful and sometimes my friends would say "it's like owning an iphone in an android village"

3, The "Gay" culture: like most thriving and "woke" nations , homosexuality is legal in Brazil, so you must be willing to raise your kids within the conduct of your surrounding but yet guide their hearts against accepting these societal "Norms"...

Should I go on with more points.... Want to be sure folks are following

Aaaah but why na? I thought you had plans? Why the change of mind?

hostsleek:
@HOKIM.. carry on.. I'm enjoying your vibe..

I most likely won't even be travelling to brazil for now even if I am given VISA... Would have to schedule for ending or next year.