untamedd:


Did you make a submission request from the embassy before sending your documents?

Newboy1102:
Please where is it showing Sit on lagos website or thr formulario website?

Please has the embassy received your documents?

sanjaypent:
This is the position of my e services submission but I did not print the submission receipt generated here and include it in the documents sent. Pls what do I do.

Again my visa status shows SIT after completion of this process. Is it ok

sanjaypent:
Is showing SIT on the formulario website. The DHL track shows it has been delivered on Friday. Is that ok

sanjaypent:
Pls should I email them and attach the mail submission receipt generated

sanjaypent:
Pls should I email them and attach the mail submission receipt generated

untamedd:
A room is available for rent in a shared apartment in São Paulo. Private Bathroom, Shared living space and kitchen.

Gated condominium
Elevator
Security
Pool
Gym.

Reasonable price

How much

Females are preferred as the other occupant is female.

Please send a message for detailed information.

untamedd:


You can send it to them through DHL and send and email to explain since physical submission is required.

Sonatapaddy:


My brother don't let anyone confuse you visa fee is 144,000 add 50 per ten thousand which will amount to 750 = 144,750. If they need you to add any other payment the will mail you directly and demand additional payment just like they did to me.

DerryPoundies:

Hello, please after submitting my hard copy documents to the consulate how long do I have to wait for response, I submitted march 8th and status is currently showing in review how long do I have to wait to get an email on approval?

Newboy1102:



Please boss did your application change from sent to sit ?

How long did you submit documents to embassy before it changing to in review

DerryPoundies:

I sent my documents march 8th and as at yesterday when I checked it was “under review I don’t know when it changed “

Izebrain:
On my way to Sampa my people, wish me well house

Izebrain:
On my way to Sampa my people, wish me well house

untamedd:
A room is available for rent in a shared apartment in São Paulo. Private Bathroom, Shared living space and kitchen.

Gated condominium
Elevator
Security
Pool
Gym.

Reasonable price

Females are preferred as the other occupant is female.

Please send a message for detailed information.

wavz:


Which parts of Brazil are cheaper to live in? Which states? North, South, East, West?

Are Rio + Sao Paolo are expensive though very developed?

I heard sometimes better to start in a cheaper state then move? Is that true?

untamedd:


It's indeed cheaper to live in non big cities and non touristy places but you may not like it there. Most of the time, the people and the system there are not used to foreigners so you may find it difficult to integrate or get things done especially with the language barrier.

Personally, I feel the south is the best to live because of the exposure, development and opportunities. I don't know much about Rio but I can tell you about São Paulo in detail.

The city of São Paulo is located in the State of São Paulo and it's just one of the 645 cities in the state. Yes, the state alone is over a quarter of Nigeria's land size with a population of 45m. It's very possible to find and live in cheaper cities within the state of São Paulo. You can explore cities that are close to São Paulo city. It's not always a traveling distance, you might just be crossing a street to enter the next city.

There are also cities categorized as São Paulo interior, they are farther from main cities but they are cheaper, you may get bored there too depending on your personality. For example Campos do Jordão, it's a touristy interior city about 3 hrs drive from the city and very hilly, if you like nature, you may like it there.

You may stay in any of these cities and move to SP City later if you want, it's more feasible to move within a state than to move inter state. Brazil is too big that moving from North to South for example will be a big headache. There are places that will take you 3 days by road to get there, even Rio to São Paulo is 7 hrs by road

Another city you can check out is Curitiba in the state of Paraná. It's conducive and relatively cheap.


Rio and São Paulo are expensive especially with accommodation but food and transportation isn't a problem in SP. São Paulo is more developed than Rio but more crowded. São Paulo is the New York of Brazil. Rio is more of an older city with older buildings and lots of graffiti but the people are generally perceived to be nicer.

I hope I answered your questions.

I will also add, there is Florianopolis also known as floripa in the state of Santa Catarina. It is known as the holiday getaway state of Brazilians, with more chilled and relax environment. It is an Island with over 40 beaches.
Rent can be higher or lower depending on where you choose to stay, you can stay closer to the centro(downtown) that has a lot of malls, stalls, restaurants and all or you can choose to stay abit further from centro which will be pretty affordable.

Floripa has incredible modern infrastructure like a bus and train network that cut across the city

Floripa is like more developed Cross river state.
Brazil is the 5 largest country in the world, while Nigeria is at 32, so imagine how big it is.

There are also cities like Salvador, Brasilia and so on.

untamedd:


It's indeed cheaper to live in non big cities and non touristy places but you may not like it there. Most of the time, the people and the system there are not used to foreigners so you may find it difficult to integrate or get things done especially with the language barrier.

Personally, I feel the south is the best to live because of the exposure, development and opportunities. I don't know much about Rio but I can tell you about São Paulo in detail.

The city of São Paulo is located in the State of São Paulo and it's just one of the 645 cities in the state. Yes, the state alone is over a quarter of Nigeria's land size with a population of 45m. It's very possible to find and live in cheaper cities within the state of São Paulo. You can explore cities that are close to São Paulo city. It's not always a traveling distance, you might just be crossing a street to enter the next city.

There are also cities categorized as São Paulo interior, they are farther from main cities but they are cheaper, you may get bored there too depending on your personality. For example Campos do Jordão, it's a touristy interior city about 3 hrs drive from the city and very hilly, if you like nature, you may like it there.

You may stay in any of these cities and move to SP City later if you want, it's more feasible to move within a state than to move inter state. Brazil is too big that moving from North to South for example will be a big headache. There are places that will take you 3 days by road to get there, even Rio to São Paulo is 7 hrs by road

Another city you can check out is Curitiba in the state of Paraná. It's conducive and relatively cheap.


Rio and São Paulo are expensive especially with accommodation but food and transportation isn't a problem in SP. São Paulo is more developed than Rio but more crowded. São Paulo is the New York of Brazil. Rio is more of an older city with older buildings and lots of graffiti but the people are generally perceived to be nicer.

I hope I answered your questions.

sanjaypent:
This is the position of my e services submission but I did not print the submission receipt generated here and include it in the documents sent. Pls what do I do.

Again my visa status shows SIT after completion of this process. Is it ok

DerryPoundies:


Please how long did it take to get approval after submitting your hard copy to the consulate?

mobimuc9ja:

I am having the same issue here. Over few days now, no response from the embassy.
Yet to submit hard copies

sanjaypent:
my visa status change from SIT to SENT. Please what the meaning of that.