Bgol help me decide where to induldge and don't be ashamed to tell be about all the econmical places to visit.
DR or BR
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My cousin just came back from Brazil and he said that it is over-rated. He said that apart from the very professional hoes, the rest of them are fat cottage cheese asses not unlike the girls here in the US. He said that you get your best bang for your buck and time in the DR. Having been to the DR 4 times myself, I agree with him.
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how long is your cash? the Visa for Brazil alone is going to cost you close to 200 bucks.
what? you need a visa? you just cant show up? does this have to be paid before or after you leave the country?
yes you need a passport then you need to apply for a Visa to go to Brazil.
I was going to dr in may but i just wanted to fully weigh my odds.
Really, just stick to the DR. You're going to be pissed off on the long flight back from Rio after you've spent all that money and it was a flop. There is so much fun in the DR an it's a quick and cheap trip. I've done it 4 times.
I already have a us passport. im trying to find out if Brazil has a departure tax or not
you also need to aquire a Visa for entry into Brazil
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1072.html
Unless your stay over 180 consecutive days in the country, then the answer is no.
Really, just stick to the DR. You're going to be pissed off on the long flight back from Rio after you've spent all that money and it was a flop. There is so much fun in the DR an it's a quick and cheap trip. I've done it 4 times.
FWIW, I'm biased to Brasil cause I can actually speak the language and I've spent alot of time off the beaten path.
Your boy seems like the type of cat that gets down there (Rio) and gets stuck inside the 6 or 7 blocks in Copa. It wouldn't behoove him to leave Zona Sul and mix it up in more cultural spots like Lapa or Santa Teresa or even Barra da Tijuca for that matter. The thing is Rio is quick and cheap too. But alot of people aren't willing to leave the tourist zone to realize that.
I might be wrong but that's the impression I get cause I've heard other tourist say similar things on flights back to the US. And every case they didn't spend enough time outside of Zona Sul to see what the city is all about. IMO.
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Brzail (Rio) by far. It's not even close. If you ask 100 people than have been to both places I'd say 95 will tell you Brazil. It's like saying should you go to NYC or Richmond, VA. Does Richmond have some bad bitches? Yes, I'm sure they do. The thing is NYC has about 5 million more. LOL!
Usually when people ask this question they are already leaning one way of the other. You seem to be already leaning towards DR. My advice would be go to DR and have you fun since it looks like you're already gonna do that. But you need to put Brazil on your list VERY SOON.
Also there is a departure tax to leave Brazil but it's put in the cost of your plane ticket. If you fly on a buddy pass you have to pay it at the airport on your way out.
Usually when people ask this question they are already leaning one way of the other. You seem to be already leaning towards DR. My advice would be go to DR and have you fun since it looks like you're already gonna do that. But you need to put Brazil on your list VERY SOON.
Also there is a departure tax to leave Brazil but it's put in the cost of your plane ticket. If you fly on a buddy pass you have to pay it at the airport on your way out.
Oh Snap! Really
How long has this been in existence? The only departure tax I was aware of is when overstaying your visit since we're not allowed to stay in country more than six months on a tourist visa.
yeah when you buy a ticket it's already in there with all the other bullshit taxes and fees so most people wouldn't know. I do most of my travel on buddy passes though. I found out about it when I was leaving Rio and they made me pay the tax before I could go through security.Oh Snap! Really
How long has this been in existence? The only departure tax I was aware of is when overstaying your visit since we're not allowed to stay in country more than six months on a tourist visa.
Damn learn something new everyday. No wonder why them damn tickets so expensive these days. If this has always been instituted, I never knew until now. I remember 5 years ago It would cost me nearly 100 less to fly to GIG than it was to fly to LAS. Oh the good ole days
Just came back from Brazil. Best Experience i ever had in my life.
Its like Mecca for Black men. You can bang super duper models. Im talking bitches on a scale from 1 to 10 look like a 25+. Bitches you thought you needed a ferrari to holla
Ticket prices on a bit expensive and you need a Visa which is ($130US Citizens) Thats to keep you thug niggas out
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Brazil mirrors fees what ever the country it charges it citizens. Like i went with my friend to Brazil. He is Jamaican Born so they only charged him $20 for the Visa.
Its like Mecca for Black men. You can bang super duper models. Im talking bitches on a scale from 1 to 10 look like a 25+. Bitches you thought you needed a ferrari to holla
Ticket prices on a bit expensive and you need a Visa which is ($130US Citizens) Thats to keep you thug niggas out
. Brazil mirrors fees what ever the country it charges it citizens. Like i went with my friend to Brazil. He is Jamaican Born so they only charged him $20 for the Visa.
i've never been to BR, but i just came back from Punta Cana, DR and had a BLAST!
i want to hit brazil soon. where are the best beaches? i want to go to bahia.
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