mercy87:
Can I visit Brazil with a UK visa?

Opeyemi193:
Thank you all to the good people in this thread through your messages we got our visa 💃💃pls I need more light on what and what to bring to Brazil.And if you have any vacancy apartments around you pls let me know.Sao Paulo.
Thanks

belovedmimz:
Wow...this thread has been super informative! A huge appreciation to all contributors, y'all are the bestest😁😁
I just joined after reading all 186 pages twice🙈 hoping to share my process soon! 🤞

sunneroman:
when did you want to start your application I want to apply too I'm in Lagos

belovedmimz:
Quick question house...
...I'm Ghanaian and applying from Nigeria. I've got a Nigerian passport, but expired...can I use my Gh one, and attach my Nigerian PR, or biodata page of the Nigerian pp, even though it's expired...?

bomsyvic:


You can't use an expired passport to apply. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months

belovedmimz:


That's why I'm using the Gh one (which is very much valid). But I'm applying from Nigeria, not Ghana thus my question - how to prove I can apply from Nigeria...with just PR or attach bio-data of expired Nigerian pp, since I have one?

Sandy04:
Hi. Anyone in São Paulo at the moment and wants to meet up… send me an email. Thanks

Bammybestowed:

You can use your PR which shows you have legal right to reside in the country.

sunneroman:
when did you want to start your application I want to apply too I'm in Lagos

bomsyvic:
Who can recommend a site to book a bus ticket

bimpsy20:
Please I need help I recently got 1year visa, multiple entries can I book one way ticket or it must be rounded trip booking and what airline can I use that's not expensive

bomsyvic:


Where in Sao Paulo? I'm in Bela Vista, Sao Paulo.

untamedd:


You need to have a CPF to do anything in Brazil. It's the first thing u need to register. It's done online and you can also do it at the recital federal. Check for the recital federal office near you.

After you give birth, you'll be given a yellow paper at the hospital which you'll take to the Cartorio to get the birth certificate. You also need to apply for baby's RG and Brazilian Passport.

To go back to Nigeria, you need either Visa, Nigerian passport or Electronic Travel Authorization for your baby. The visa is on arrival for Brazilian passport holders like your baby. To get more information on how to get Nigerian passport or ETC, contact the Nigerian embassy. Their number is on Google. Also note that to get Nigerian passport, you need to physically be in Brasilia. ETC can be done and sent to you.

IderadeAratumi:


Thanks to everyone who took time to answer my questions.

I arrived last week, and everything is going on fine as planned. Although I didn't plan to apply for my PR this time around. I am here alone so I intend to travel back 3 weeks after delivery and for my family and I to return here sometime next year for the PR processing. This trip is just to birth my baby and collect the passport.

Thanks to you all for your insight.

IderadeAratumi:


Thanks to everyone who took time to answer my questions.

I arrived last week, and everything is going on fine as planned. Although I didn't plan to apply for my PR this time around. I am here alone so I intend to travel back 3 weeks after delivery and for my family and I to return here sometime next year for the PR processing. This trip is just to birth my baby and collect the passport.

Thanks to you all for your insight.

solid3:
Good evening all, thank you for the good works and support here.

Please we are expecting a baby and we are considering giving birth in Brazil 🇧🇷. She's like 4-5months into the gestation period, the baby bump can't be easily consealed incase we are called for interview.

Please how do we get the Visa? Can she travel alone and I go meet her just before she puts to bed? Are there good Nigerians who help people in her condition for a fee? Where do we start from and what are our chances?

Please help.

Bammybestowed:


Your main concern should be getting her a visa which is very unlikely considering the fact that she’s far gone into pregnancy and the visa process itself takes around 1-2months.
Secondly, coming to give birth in Brazil alone is very tasking, telling you this from experience, if you can follow your wife, please do. That is not to say it’s impossible, some of us are here alone and surviving but it’s really not easy especially integrating into the system during pregnancy and taking care of a newborn.
Lastly, there are people who charge for this but be very careful of unscrupulous Nigerians, I will recommend @walex22, I hope I got his username correctly. I wish you all the best.

IderadeAratumi:


Thanks to everyone who took time to answer my questions.

I arrived last week, and everything is going on fine as planned. Although I didn't plan to apply for my PR this time around. I am here alone so I intend to travel back 3 weeks after delivery and for my family and I to return here sometime next year for the PR processing. This trip is just to birth my baby and collect the passport.

Thanks to you all for your insight.

untamedd:


Like someone rightly said, 3 weeks may not be enough. You need to be fast about it. You can get your birth certificate once you're out of the hospital and apply for RG and Passport immediately. They both can take at least 2 weeks to come out but you can't rule out delays.

That being said, getting a visa from Nigeria to come back to Brazil after you have given birth is almost impossible (maybe it's possible sha) but i don't know anyone who has done it successfully. I know people who were refused based on that. They check and know you came to birth and choose not to grant it. The best thing you can do is apply for your PR, the rest of your family can apply for theirs later without mentioning you in their application.

You can submit your PR application once baby's RG is out, do a power of attorney for a friend or lawyer here to get it for you and send to Nigeria once it's done.

untamedd:


Like someone rightly said, 3 weeks may not be enough. You need to be fast about it. You can get your birth certificate once you're out of the hospital and apply for RG and Passport immediately. They both can take at least 2 weeks to come out but you can't rule out delays.

That being said, getting a visa from Nigeria to come back to Brazil after you have given birth is almost impossible (maybe it's possible sha) but i don't know anyone who has done it successfully. I know people who were refused based on that. They check and know you came to birth and choose not to grant it. The best thing you can do is apply for your PR, the rest of your family can apply for theirs later without mentioning you in their application.

You can submit your PR application once baby's RG is out, do a power of attorney for a friend or lawyer here to get it for you and send to Nigeria once it's done.

Obinnau:
eh even as a mother of a Brazilian, they can decide to deny one a visa?