Originalsly:
Guyana is a member of Caricom....visa free travel to any Caricom country.

Carricom head quarters is here in Georgetown, Guyana.

Guyana is politically a carribean nation and geographically located in south America

vtino13:


Nice work @ Frank, you've really been acting aCcording 2 ur name "FRANK TALK" nice one bro.

I was having the mind of coming to T & T to do some hustling coz I hav a cousin who's now married there but from reading evry comment on this thread, its really not worth it coz one won't be able to save anytin meaningful over there,

It would have been better if d companies offering the menial jobs were providing accomodation, transportation for their staffs with their monthly pay

Some quick questions, does getting married to a citizen gives you an opportunity to secure better jobs over there,

What's the prospect of agriculture over there

marrying Trinidad and Tobago citizen cannot and will never give you a better job unless your lucky and also if your into agriculture nothing for you here because they are not that good in farming because they dont have enough land to farm most of the food items here are imported from USA and other South American countries....you can be successful in life here at T&T If you are in medical line..

princemmab:


Carricom head quarters is here in Georgetown, Guyana.

Guyana is politically a carribean nation and geographically located in south America

I don't have much to say about this issue of caricom but I'm here and I know how things work here and also have travelled to most of this countries that made up the name called Caricom..And Members of this caricom countries include Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago....There relations to one another is totally different when it comes to political,Diplomatic and Economic sphere...the caricom is just a mere paper works but they don't practice the lay down rules of the caricom..for instance a citizen of Jamaica or gayana cannot travel to Trinidad and Tobago visa free or the Bahamas they need visa to travel..There is always a diplomatic Row btw Jamaica and T&t ...Rich Caricom countries have a very good relation and terms to have free trade,Good diplomatic relations(visa free travel among there citizens),Good understanding when it comes to political issues....When it comes to relation btw poor caricom countries and the Rich you will see a total deviation from the lay down rules of the caricom...And forget what you read on the Internet Guayana is not a caricom country because they are totally execluded from the caricom institution by there former president in the 1960s who turned the country to a socialist country and murderd the Economy of the country...Don't want to go into stories.....Recently Guyana joined caricom back but was not treated as one of the caricom country because of its poor economy and other political issues....Guyana citizens does not have visa free travels to the whole Caricom countries...they can travel visa free to the whole South America countries...

@Frank Pls which of those visa free countries in the caribbeans will you advice a fellow struggling Nigerian to consider? Pls I wil appreciate your advice cos naija is dying right now

jpride:
@Frank Pls which of those visa free countries in the caribbeans will you advice a fellow struggling Nigerian to consider? Pls I wil appreciate your advice cos naija is dying right now

Please ooo, don't condemn our dear country with your tongue, let's still try to speak positively even in difficult circumstances, all is well bro

Hi@frank,pls can u tell me how I can go about getting visa to T&T from Nigeria,thanks.

Hello Frank, how are you doing? Please, I have a brother who is staying in tt and he wants me to join him at all cost. I had planned to go to Uae before he called me to tell me about tt. He can't send me invitation letter because he is a hustler but he is making money, he married a tt lady but his papers are not yet complete. Now my problem is I got an agent who wants to collect 479k to give me three months social visit to tt. What is your advice about that?

Mr frank,another important thing, I don't have enough money to show in my account for statement if account for the visa when I apply directly to the embassy. My brothers only promise to give me money when the see Visa. And I want to come and hustle as well. I dont mind doing two jobs .

jpride:
@Frank Pls which of those visa free countries in the caribbeans will you advice a fellow struggling Nigerian to consider? Pls I wil appreciate your advice cos naija is dying right now

bro the ones you can travel visa free is not economically viable unless you take the risk go there fix your papers and apply for a visa to a good country...republic of Dominica,Grenada and Haiti are visa free with Nigerian passport .....for your information Barbados is not visa free for Nigerian passport holders...Bro why not keep that your money for ticket and BTA and start something meaningful back home..Abroad is not really the best option think twice...

heaven4me:
Hi@frank,pls can u tell me how I can go about getting visa to T&T from Nigeria,thanks.

trinidad and Tobago embassy at Abuja will help you out with necessary informations you need to get the visa...

adiukuonyebuchi:
Hello Frank, how are you doing? Please, I have a brother who is staying in tt and he wants me to join him at all cost. I had planned to go to Uae before he called me to tell me about tt. He can't send me invitation letter because he is a hustler but he is making money, he married a tt lady but his papers are not yet complete. Now my problem is I got an agent who wants to collect 479k to give me three months social visit to tt. What is your advice about that?

its not all about getting the visa to come here bro..Did your uncle or causine tell you what to expect when you come here? I will advice you read this thread from the beginning and get answers to your questions and then decide if you really want to come here or not.....

@frank,bro I know there is embassy in abuja but am quite sure that wasn't the route you followed when you were processing yours.well I have sent you a pm,pls I'd like you to reply me with a digit I could reach you with so as I can call and hear directly from the horses mouth. I wanna know more about the place and the prospect of making a living there as a graduate if chemistry ,thanks.

@anyone who can assist or help,how do one get Venezuelan visa or peru?More so,how is the place compared to T&T,thanks

heaven4me:
@frank,bro I know there is embassy in abuja but am quite sure that wasn't the route you followed when you were processing yours.well I have sent you a pm,pls I'd like you to reply me with a digit I could reach you with so as I can call and hear directly from the horses mouth. I wanna know more about the place and the prospect of making a living there as a graduate if chemistry ,thanks.

Embassies are there for a reason. I can't understand why some Nigerians will rather use an agent - who can take off with your money at any time - over going to an embassy and following proper procedure when applying for a visa.

heaven4me:
@anyone who can assist or help,how do one get Venezuelan visa or peru?More so,how is the place compared to T&T,thanks

These are Spanish speaking countries in comparison to Trinidad and Tobago that is an English speaking country. Do you speak Spanish? Are you aware that Venezuela and Peru and not first world countries? Before going to any country, do your research. If you can use your phone to access Nairaland, you can use the same internet to do a google search for each country and read up on them and then make a decision.

[quote author=frank94 post=47136195]its not all about getting the visa to come here bro..Did your uncle or causine tell you what to expect when you come here? I will advice you read this thread from the beginning and get answers to your questions and then decide if you really want to come here or not..... [/quote
He tikd me I have to be strong to make money over there, he told me getting papers mesns to marry trinidadian woman on contract, for which I can do that, but my problem is how long can my papers be completed. Because I will like to come back to Nigeria after one year possible. Then I know with TT papers one can go to places like Germany. Holland, uk and some other good countries. My question is if I marry a TT woman can my papers be out within one year?

dasparrow:


Embassies are there for a reason. I can't understand why some Nigerians will rather use an agent - who can take off with your money at any time - over going to an embassy and following proper procedure when applying for a visa.

Going to an agent is because of some reasons Mr fran. If you go to embassy direct most of the requirements cannot be produced that is why we go through agent who sort out the documentations themselves and get visa, although some make away with people's money why some are genuine. If you want to go direct to embassy you may end up forging some documents which to be is not a good practice amd might cause you more you never can tell

heaven4me:
@frank,bro I know there is embassy in abuja but am quite sure that wasn't the route you followed when you were processing yours.well I have sent you a pm,pls I'd like you to reply me with a digit I could reach you with so as I can call and hear directly from the horses mouth. I wanna know more about the place and the prospect of making a living there as a graduate if chemistry ,thanks.

bro I'm in Ohio Usa now but would return to T&t in 2weeks time....what ever you want we can discuss here unless it's an issue that does not involve publicity......did you refer back to other previous thread? If your ready to travel down to T&t you need enough money for Bond 590,000naira and ticket money of 470 to 500k now......T&t is not easy to survive bro and when you marry you have to be paying your wife monthly or more just to assist you for immigration purposes....you said something about peru and Venezuela...I have not gone to Peru but have gone to Caracas Venezuela...bro the 2 countries does not worth it unless you just want to go and waste your time and money.....I will continue to tell you this keep your money and start something meaningful back home no matter how hard Nigeria is you can make it!just believe in your self.....if only you want to come T&t for studies but good work is not that guaranteed after studies unless your lucky because T&t is in economic recession now......unless you have contact for Bahamas or Aruba in the carribean they are nice place to go and husstle but not T&t Make a good research before you invest that your hard earned money to visa agents and ticket office .....

frank94:
Members of this caricom countries include Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago......for instance a citizen of Jamaica or gayana cannot travel to Trinidad and Tobago visa free or the Bahamas they need visa to travel.....And forget what you read on the Internet Guayana is not a caricom country because they are totally execluded from the caricom institution by there former president in the 1960s who turned the country to a socialist country and murderd the Economy of the country.

Bro..with all respect... see contradictions? Readers would be confused. CARICOM is short for Caribbean Community.If you are a citizen of a member state you can travel to any other member state...visa free..no visa required. You can travel to TT from Jamaica...from Guyana..from Barbados...no visa required.....but all other port of entry rules would apply.
Caricom was formed in 1973....the president you are referring Forbes Burnham was infact the spark that formed Caricom by hosting Caribbean Festival (Carifesta) in 1972.
On your advice .... I don't know how you don't get tired of trying to convince people that it is better to invest those huge sums of money at home rather than travelling abroad with uncertainity. To readers ...you may never have considered this....the English speaking Caribbean countries you are hoping to go make a fortune.... Jamaica by far has the largest population.... a whopping 4.5 million people....followed by Trinidad.... a very close second with just over 1 million...then comes Guyana...a country larger than all the others combines...has a population of around 700 000. Barbados and all the others maybe have 500 000 combined. So with all these countries.... population wise....is like looking to make your fortune in a small part of Lagos.Look well before you leap.

@frank,I understand you perfectly well and I've read your write ups from page one down to this point and I must say that it doesn't really worth it spending huge sum like that and still have some bottlenecks towards achieving your dreams over there.Thanks bro but please ,I'd like to know more about Bahamas and the issue of visa issuance....my mind is still leading me towards migrating to settle in another country besides these countries in west Africa of course I've been to five west African countries but all seems to be the same bro so am looking at settling in a different place entirely and make a living there ,thanks.

Mr frank, i have gotten my visa to T and t please my problem now is flight to TT, getting flight to t and t without transit via, how can i do that please? i will pay for hotel for 5days, and i will pay for flight with a return ticket within two weeks. and i have BTA of 3000 dollars. how can i fly at the cheapest rate pls?

@onyebuchi,pls can u share with us your experience as regards getting the visa and how it cost u,thanks.

adiukuonyebuchi:
Mr frank, i have gotten my visa to T and t please my problem now is flight to TT, getting flight to t and t without transit via, how can i do that please? i will pay for hotel for 5days, and i will pay for flight with a return ticket within two weeks. and i have BTA of 3000 dollars. how can i fly at the cheapest rate pls?

Bro dont mind the change of name,someone Blocked me here for saying the simple truth about traveling to T&T......south African airline is the best now,go to MM INTL airport lagos at flight section meet with the ladies issuing ticket for South African airline they will root your journey for you without transit visa or you go to reliable flight agent you know to do the ticket for you and it may cost from 450 to 500k with return ticket for 2weeks......and also you journey should be from Lagos to south Africa to SaoPaulo Brazil to Bridge town Barbados to Piarco int airport Trinidad or the agent may root the journey to ANR Robinson INTL airport Tobago.your BTA is good and paying for hotel 3days to 5days is good.....just tell them at the POE that your coming here for vacation that you own a business in Nigeria try do a business card may be 5 or 6.better try and know if someone will receive you at the POE because they must surely ask you whether you have someone here may be relation or something else.And also keep your money for Bond 590k because its what will fix you up here whether your marrying to get papers or through work permit.wish you good luck and Safe Trip to the Caribbean

Originalsly:
Bro..with all respect... see contradictions? Readers would be confused. CARICOM is short for Caribbean Community.If you are a citizen of a member state you can travel to any other member state...visa free..no visa required. You can travel to TT from Jamaica...from Guyana..from Barbados...no visa required.....but all other port of entry rules would apply.
Caricom was formed in 1973....the president you are referring Forbes Burnham was infact the spark that formed Caricom by hosting Caribbean Festival (Carifesta) in 1972.
On your advice .... I don't know how you don't get tired of trying to convince people that it is better to invest those huge sums of money at home rather than travelling abroad with uncertainity. To readers ...you may never have considered this....the English speaking Caribbean countries you are hoping to go make a fortune.... Jamaica by far has the largest population.... a whopping 4.5 million people....followed by Trinidad.... a very close second with just over 1 million...then comes Guyana...a country larger than all the others combines...has a population of around 700 000. Barbados and all the others maybe have 500 000 combined. So with all these countries.... population wise....is like looking to make your fortune in a small part of Lagos.Look well before you leap.

don't mind the name frank95 its the same frank94 someone blocked me here for saying the simple truth about traveling to T&T............I never opened this thread to lay false information about things i did not know or to contradict any one here or to drag with someone who doesn't have a realistic view of what is happening down here at the republic of Trinidad and Tobago and the Entire Caribbean island.Mr man listen don't always rely on the information you source on the internet.Jamaicans and Guyanese come to Trinidad and Tobago with visa,they are not exempted from the visa free travels withing the caricom.....yes they are members of Caricom which if the rules on the paper "visa free travels for all caricom citizens of member state withing member state for stipulated period of time" is truly applied,Guyanese and Jamaicans would be flooding here every minute of the day and thats what the economically advantaged Caricom countries don't want.....The same is applicable to Bahamas and Dominican republic which always deport the citizens of other poor economic caricom countries....A true case study is between Dominican republic and Haiti....If you come here and stay you will understand better the Diplomatic politics of the Caribbean....i give you an Assignment to do(Do a research why there is no university of west indies in Guyana....also research why Jamaicans and Guyanese need a visa to republic of Trinidad and Tobago even with the caricom agreement before you come here and rant like a Dog.......Originalsly why are you disturbed about what i tell genuine travelers who intend to travel to Trinidad and Tobago not to come here and hustle.....are you a visa agent to Trinidad and Tobago? for your information i never opened this thread for people like you.I have my reasons for telling them and i will continue to tell them because here is very hard to survive and you need a lot of money to fix your papers from 590,000 naira bond fee to ticket money of 470,000naira and you come here and work for less money and spend 4 to 6 years here and your not even sure of the residence because trinidad and tobago women are not ones you can depend on,unlike european women who are good to there husband and can give easily give them residency permit.

heaven4me:
@frank,I understand you perfectly well and I've read your write ups from page one down to this point and I must say that it doesn't really worth it spending huge sum like that and still have some bottlenecks towards achieving your dreams over there.Thanks bro but please ,I'd like to know more about Bahamas and the issue of visa issuance....my mind is still leading me towards migrating to settle in another country besides these countries in west Africa of course I've been to five west African countries but all seems to be the same bro so am looking at settling in a different place entirely and make a living there ,thanks.

Bro don't mind the name frank95 its the same frank94 someone blocked me here for saying the truth about traveling to T&T so registered with frank95.......If you can get to Bahamas or Aruba you wont regret it,because there is still viable economically for hustling or you try Schengen countries in Europe.I bet you T&T does not worth it for you to spend a lot of money and come here and suffer.....Better you struggle take your time and travel to first world its far more better than to come here and stuck up like others........... i know they will be annoyed with me now for saying the truth.......please dont block me againoooo

@frank,thanks bro for the info so far but which country is Aruba?Also can u assist on how I could procure Bahamas visa?Thanks

frank95:
don't mind the name frank95 its the same frank94 someone blocked me here for saying the simple truth about traveling to T&T............ research why Jamaicans and Guyanese need a visa to republic of Trinidad and Tobago even with the caricom agreement before you come here and rant like a Dog.......Originalsly why are you disturbed about what i tell genuine travelers who intend to travel to Trinidad and Tobago not to come here and hustle.....are you a visa agent to Trinidad and Tobago? .

Hmm....I guess you got blocked for saying what that moderator doesn't want to hear!....you are ehmmm.... discouraging readers from travelling to TnT!....blocking their destinies! Bro...I think you misunderstood me. I agree with you 100% ...except for the Caricom visa issue. All along you are warning people ....why not invest such huge sums of money at home rather than spend almost all just to enter TnT and hope that all things would be bright and beautiful after. Countless times you be warning readers.....all entry requirements must be met or entry would be denied...but... some people believe they can explain...-or leave something for the boys and everything would be fine......they will learn the hard way about TnT immigration. I commend your patience and think you are doing an excellent service by telling it like it is.....those who have ears.............
On my asignment! ...first Haiti and Dominican Republic. They share the same island. Haiti...Caricom member...DR is not. Not a relevant case study. Hating have been living in DR for generations. Present racist government in DR is returning all Hating or people of Hatian ancestry to Haiti. To avoid deportation....despite you being born in the DR, your parents born in the DR...your grandparents born in the DR.....you must show proof....1926 documentation papers that your forepqrents long dead. ..were legal immigrants! Basically. ...Black skin people......get out of the DR
....but Black skin tourists are welcomed with arms and legal wide opened.
Haiti is the only Caricom state where visa is required to enter TnT.
Finally....keep up the good work giving people the opportunity to look well before they leap.

adiukuonyebuchi:





Going to an agent is because of some reasons Mr fran. If you go to embassy direct most of the requirements cannot be produced that is why we go through agent who sort out the documentations themselves and get visa, although some make away with people's money why some are genuine. If you want to go direct to embassy you may end up forging some documents which to be is not a good practice amd might cause you more you never can tell

Is that so? Well, l have been traveling since I was a young child. My parents never used an agent for any of our travels and now that l am an adult, l also do not use travel agents. I lived in USA for 13.5 years, Germany and UK for 11 years total and the remnant years in Nigeria. An agent was never necessary for me. I present my authentic documents and get my visa hassle-free from the embassy or embassies. I was not born in Nigeria though but I doubt if that makes any difference. My parents who were born in Nigeria never needed an agent either till this day. Anyways, all the best with your trip.

frank94:
UWI is one of the best University at the Caribbean and well recognized among caricom countries withing the Caribbean and out side the world.i will advice you go for the school it worth it...Barbados is a nice island country good for vacation but the country does not have strong economic might like Trinidad and Tobago,the Bahamas and Aruba including others...but bro with your student visa you can travel easily to TT or Bahamas and other countries to work when your done with studies or during break...

frank please which Airline should i follow that will not pass through countries that requires transit visa like America and canada, i am go from malaysia to Barbados, please i need urgently reply

scanp:
frank please which Airline should i follow that will not pass through countries that requires transit visa like America and canada, i am go from malaysia to Barbados, please i need urgently reply

bro I don't know much about the root from Malaysia to Barbados but I would suggest if you fly South African air from Malaysia to Johannesburg South Africa to São Paulo Brazil to bridge town Barbados or you try Ethiopian air with the same root only that the stop over would be at addisababa Ethiopia if your flying from Malaysia,before you proceed to Brazil to bridge town Barbados...all this root does not require transit visa...

I have read this particular thread from page one to nine, i must admit Mr.Frank is a really nice and FRANK guy. He answers each question thrown at him painstakingly； i admire your sincerity.


For me, i never really had the idea of travelling and staying abroad. My initial idea was, anytime i have money, i would only travel to visit these countries for holidays and immediately come back to my country Nigeria. I used to adviced people against going abroad to stay. But after i struggle to see myself through school and four years now at home without work and no capital to start a business, i have change my mind. Those i knew then who left this country to hustle abroad, majority of then have something to show for it but me, nothing for now.

The country is moving backward instead of progressing, i have change my mind and i really want to travel. It’s money that is holding me back now. May God bless your hustling Frank