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Hello,

I have been reading about life in brazil. I got interest to visit and later bring in my wife but its like getting surviving job even with Portuguese language is not very easy and dia pay is low.
I need someone in brazil to confirm this. Pls

I hear getting a visa to Brazil is now difficult, please how true is this as its urgent and important to me. Thanks

Adjo10:


Nice one. It may even take much less time if you are willing to pay immigration experts to help you. There are few of them in Beazil. That will make it super fast.

Like how fast? Can the residence permit and port be gotten after 3months of Child birth?.

Shallypop:
It takes 4 weeks to get d visa. Check their website. You will see d list of documents needed for visa. Pls note, Brazil embassy does bank statement. I also had my baby there last year. It was an amazing experience in of document. I have my PR and my baby is a citizen. Though, we r back to Nigeria.

Pls how much is needed in the on the average? Are u the only one with the PR? What about the father of the baby

Shallypop:
I sent u a mail. I was given just a month visa. Your status will be changed when u give birth and file your application. You will come home with a PR. Having a Brazilian child is d easiest way of being legal.

Pls with PR how can u proceed to having the brazillian port?

EngrKem:

Pls with PR how can u proceed to having the brazillian port?

sure

Adjo10:


Thanks Sammy. I was very sad to see that such a beautiful opportunity has not received much attention. I’m glad to share. After all it takes nothing away from me. Bless...

Bro pls what city did u go to?

Shallypop:
sure

Can 2m do this job for me?

EngrKem:

Pls how much is needed in the on the average? Are u the only one with the PR? What about the father of the baby

The parent of the baby qualifies for the PR. I can do your budget sheet 4 u. It's an individual stuff. Calculate ticket, accommodation, feeding etc

Shallypop:
The parent of the baby qualifies for the PR. I can do your budget sheet 4 u. It's an individual stuff. Calculate ticket, accommodation, feeding etc

My budget is 2m, I planned US but since US scrutiny is difficult and Brazil gives the parents such privilege, I will go for it. With the said PR, one can relocate to Australia without all the vetting wahala as an African. Also again trying Us PR or Green card with it won't be as difficult like using our baba green Nigerian port!
What's ur take on this and seniors in the house pls what's ur take on this?

EngrKem:

My budget is 2m, I planned US but since US scrutiny is difficult and Brazil gives the parents such privilege, I will go for it. With the said PR, one can relocate to Australia without all the vetting wahala as an African. Also again trying Us PR or Green card with it won't be as difficult like using our baba green Nigerian port!
What's ur take on this and seniors in the house pls what's ur take on this?

Huh...don't you wish? However, that is not the case.

Brazil is still considered one of the third world countries in the eyes of getting a visa to visit either Australia or the US.

Having the PR of Brazil will make you go through the same extra scrutiny of getting both the US and Australia visa. that with the Brazil PR you still have to present the green Nigerian port.

Beautyaddy:


Huh...don't you wish? However, that is not the case.

Brazil is still considered one of the third world countries in the eyes of getting a visa to visit either Australia or the US.

Having the PR of Brazil will make you go through the same extra scrutiny of getting both the US and Australia visa. that with the Brazil PR you still have to present the green Nigerian port.

Hmmmmm serious thing tho!! Extra scrutiny is what I hate to hear!!

It’s possible for you to travel from Brazil to Australia if you have your PR only you plan it well . Spend at least 1yr plus build up your and engage yourself with NGO bro .

EngrKem:


Hmmmmm serious thing tho!! Extra scrutiny is what I hate to hear!!

@ 3rd world country.

EngrKem:


Hmmmmm serious thing tho!! Extra scrutiny is what I hate to hear!!

Don't Just accept what any1 says online. Do your own research as well. Don't ever accept dat Brazil is a third world country

Some people would just sit down at the comfort of their home without no relevant knowledge of a particular country and type false story to mislead people . Brazil is one of those country where refugees lives like kings and queens without restrictions . Do your research well . My daughter and wife lives in Brazil . They are both granted visa due to their nationality but me as ogbeni green white green . Them tell me for naija embassy say no reply from Brazil either to approve or deny my visa .

Brazilian port takes you to every single country in Europe without a visa yet it is very rare to see Brazilians in Europe. This country does not sound like a 3rd world country to me. Europe will never open it’s continent to a 3rd world country visa free. That will be a disaster. In fact, some cities in Brazil are more beautiful than any city i have visited in Europe and trust me, I have been to many of them.

EngrKem:

My budget is 2m, I planned US but since US scrutiny is difficult and Brazil gives the parents such privilege, I will go for it. With the said PR, one can relocate to Australia without all the vetting wahala as an African. Also again trying Us PR or Green card with it won't be as difficult like using our baba green Nigerian port!
What's ur take on this and seniors in the house pls what's ur take on this?

I will recommend you target a Brazilian port which is just 1 year away from when you receive your PR. That way, you can do away with the green port and enjoy the VIP treatment of a blue Brazilian port. I also thought of enjoying only the PR but after few travels with my baby and seeing how differently we were treated and the fact that my baby doesn’t have to face any ugly visa officers (for many countries), I’m working towards a Brazilian port now.

Adjo10:


I will recommend you target a Brazilian port which is just 1 year away from when you receive your PR. That way, you can do away with the green port and enjoy the VIP treatment of a blue Brazilian port. I also thought of enjoying only the PR but after few travels with my baby and seeing how differently we were treated and the fact that my baby doesn’t have to face any ugly visa officers (for many countries), I’m working towards a Brazilian port now.

that is very interesting

BedLam:
Hey why do you like stressing innocent people? Google Brazilian embassy in Lagos and all the info you asked are there. She doesn't work with immigration. This is uncalled for please.

the person was not asking you na

why did you have to respond this way?

I got my Brazil international port 4 years ago, I have live in Brazil 10 years,, I have a daughter of 8 years in Brazil with a beautiful wife

timcols:
I got my Brazil international port 4 years ago, I have live in Brazil 10 years,, I have a daughter of 8 years in Brazil with a beautiful wife

How can I go about getting Brazilian work visa?

Hi friends, pls I like to know the least amount expected to have in SOA for tourism visa.... I wish to visit Sao Paulo, what are the requirements

Adjo10:


I will recommend you target a Brazilian port which is just 1 year away from when you receive your PR. That way, you can do away with the green port and enjoy the VIP treatment of a blue Brazilian port. I also thought of enjoying only the PR but after few travels with my baby and seeing how differently we were treated and the fact that my baby doesn’t have to face any ugly visa officers (for many countries), I’m working towards a Brazilian port now.

So how can one get the port within a year if I intend to travel back to Nigeria with my wife to continue my work. I sincerely need a load down on how to go about getting it even while in nigeria and I don't mind traveling to Brazil for any update to do capturing and all that.

EngrKem:

So how can one get the port within a year if I intend to travel back to Nigeria with my wife to continue my work. I sincerely need a load down on how to go about getting it even while in nigeria and I don't mind traveling to Brazil for any update to do capturing and all that.

According to Brazilian law, you must physically live in Brazil for at least a year with your permanent residence to qualify for citizenship. There is no other way. Honestly, this is the easiest country to get citizenship in this way, especially considering the power of their port. But like you said, you need to go back and work. It’s all about how far you are willing to go. A permanent residence is also not bad.

Adjo10:


According to Brazilian law, you must physically live in Brazil for at least a year with your permanent residence to qualify for citizenship. There is no other way. Honestly, this is the easiest country to get citizenship in this way, especially considering the power of their port. But like you said, you need to go back and work. It’s all about how far you are willing to go. A permanent residence is also not bad.

pls what is the minimum balance someone should submit for tourist visa, secondly do you have an idea of the documents to be submitted and lastly at the POE, do immigration check for visitor's return ticket? I will appreciate your quick response

shakol91:
pls what is the minimum balance someone should submit for tourist visa, secondly do you have an idea of the documents to be submitted and lastly at the POE, do immigration check for visitor's return ticket? I will appreciate your quick response

Hi Shakol. Nice question. Unfortunately, i do not know the exact amount required. They embassy usually states you should have enough money for your travel. “Enough” can be subjective. You can check on the embassy’s website or you can send them an email. As for me, I already had way enough money in my so I really didn’t care about the specific amount. You can also use the Schengen zone requirements as a guideline.

I was not checked for a return ticket but I bought one. Every immigration officer is different. I will advise you to buy a return ticket because you can be returned if you don’t have it.

For the list of documents, please consult the embassy’s website.

Cheers and all the best

Adjo10:


Hi Shakol. Nice question. Unfortunately, i do not know the exact amount required. They embassy usually states you should have enough money for your travel. “Enough” can be subjective. You can check on the embassy’s website or you can send them an email. As for me, I already had way enough money in my so I really didn’t care about the specific amount. You can also use the Schengen zone requirements as a guideline.

I was not checked for a return ticket but I bought one. Every immigration officer is different. I will advise you to buy a return ticket because you can be returned if you don’t have it.

For the list of documents, please consult the embassy’s website.

Cheers and all the best

Also, if you plan to give birth in Brazil and you have all the money required for your stay, then that should be more than enough for a tourist. It is as simple as that. Unless you are not planning to give birth. Cheers