Thread: What Country has the Best Women for LTR?
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10-02-09 04:25 #562
Posts: 3359Panamá is the cheapest place I have found to "buy" residency by investing or depositing money and it ain't that cheap. I think it was buy a property or business for $175k or put $250k in a two year CD at the Bank of Panamá. Maybe it was $150k and $200k. Something like that anyway and they give you five year residency and then after that you can get permanent. Lots of discounts for retired people in that country too: utilities, movies, bus tickets, a bunch of shit.
But if you just want to get around the visa requirements completely, I have been here in Argentina for six years on a tourist visa and all you have to do is take a boat ride to Uruguay every three months that takes about 10 hours total (a little over two hours each way on the boat, a thirty minute bus ride to get to the boat, a little over three hours on the ground in Uruguay) and costs about forty dollars. If you want to spend a hundred and twenty dollars you can do it in about four hours total on a different boat.
I've never been asked for a return ticket or proof of onward travel but anyone who is worried about it could cover themselves with one of these boat tickets. Cacciola is one company and Buquebus is another. They have duty free shops on these boats so if one were enterprising one could maybe defray some of the cost of the trip buying perfume or maybe high-end booze.
Another possibility is Chile and Argentina. Chile charges US citizens $100 to enter the first time but the entry fee is good for the life of the passport so then you are only constrained by the 90 days. Los Andes is an example of a city I would live in in Chile that is close for visa runs. Or, from Bariloche in Argentina you can get to the Chilean border in about an hour on a regular public bus that only costs a couple of bucks. Even if you had to go from Santiago to Mendoza, that is only 7 hours and it's spectacular.
Salta, Argentina is close to Bolivia which requires no visa. Or how about Leticia, Columbia (Brazil and Peru are right there and you can cross by boat to Santos, Brazil IIRC)?
Fuck residency. Just keep moving.
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10-02-09 03:00 #561
Posts: 3851Originally Posted by Ezinho
Good points about central america and mexico. However personal tastes do come into play when you are choosing a new life. You could possibly do 6 months a year in ecuador if you went to colombia every 3 months. The same could be true for argentina with uruguay/paragauy.
I would want to split my time between argentina colombia and peru. None are really convenient to get to from the other. You must fly unless you want to tortue yourself by bus .
You might get lucky a few times by going to whatever border for an hour then try to sneak back. Eventually it will catch up with you. You will be dragging your luggage through some unknown town looking for a room.
* My ideal situation would be to buy a 6 month ticket orginating in the USA (miami) and returning to the USA.
Ie. Sept until Nov Miami-Argentina
At least a 36 hour layover between flights(AA's) in miami to go shopping/hit a non fee ATM
Nov until Feb Argentina- Lima ( with a return ticket to miami)
Then I might spend a few more days in miami before buying another 6 month ticket miami to x location and back.
I figure $5000 a year would cover those travel expenses...X amount of $'s a month put aside.
I wouldn't have any visa problems because I could always show a return ticket.
Going through miami is alot cheaper than flying within SA. This is how I would feel comfortable living overseas. I've got it all figured out pretty much. It's the money that's holding me back.
If you are on a tight budget IMHO you must choose one or two countries and stay there. Unless of course you come across other opportunities. Your world will be those countries period. I haven't found just one place that would interest me enough.
A rentista type visa showing proof of incoming funds would get a bit personal. I wouldn't want any SA government knowing my business. Also I believe you must deposit alot more than $1000 in these banks. After all they want you to prove that you are worth something...annuities..pension check etc. You need to show proof of this not just a bank statement from what I have read. Is this wrong ?
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10-02-09 01:29 #560
Posts: 698Originally Posted by Turdycurdyone
I wonder what countries have the most lenient rules for obtaining a visa that allows you to stay long term, for example if you put a few thousand dollars into a bank account, they will give you an "investors" visa, or something like that?
I'm thinking if you don't have a visa but want to stay somewhere for an extended period of time (maybe 6-12 months) Central America may be the easiest location. No visa needed and when your time is up just head to a neighboring country for a few days and then return and start the process all over again. I think you can do this for an unlimited amount of times in places like Guatemala, El Salvador, etc. But I'm not sure...
Anyway, this question isn't really that relevant to LTRs, but I looked for a visa/long term stay thread on here and I coulnd't find one. Maybe Jackson could create one?
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10-01-09 23:26 #559
Posts: 994World Sex Worker Index As of October 1, 2009
World Sex Worker Index as of October 1, 2009
Mexico
Tijuana ( 20 to 30 mins)
VivaMex or Aztec massage only 5 (60 minutes)
SW 6
Hk 18
AB 16
Luxor 24
Monterrey
SW quasi 7
China
Chang Ping
BBS 8
KTV 30 to 50
FS 20
India
Mumbai
Plain Massage 4
with HJ 5
FS 50
Peru
Lima
R&V 15
Equador SW 3
Paraquay SW 5
Cloumbia SW 7
PM changes or other locations index for the next update.
Enjoy your trips round the world.
S7
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09-30-09 18:52 #558
Posts: 369Originally Posted by Water Boy
Great quote lol
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09-29-09 23:30 #557
Posts: 518Originally Posted by DJ FourMoney
I am amazed by the American Escorts on the websites. I've seen fat, 40 year old providers asking for $150/half hour. Amazingly, guys pay it.
They call themselves "thick." But, it really is fat. These providers know that no matter how fat they get, some chump will be willing to pay to fvck them. If the only thing around to fuck is fat pvssy, then we will all fvck fat pvssy.
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09-29-09 23:13 #556
Posts: 518Originally Posted by Nolies
1 & 2 -not expensive & dangerous = true
4 - coast and sea = true
3 - willing women - are you nuts? It is a muslim country.
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09-29-09 22:12 #555
Posts: 279Mexico is 6 months, any others
As much as I think Mexico is not that great of a Country, I can stay on entry for 6 months without having to worry about visas and visa fees.
Where else can you do that? I don't know of any other country.
The visa fees in the Phil are a royal pain in the butt, not only in terms of $$ but in terms of time and trouble.
Most other countries are no more than 3 months that I have heard about.
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09-20-09 14:37 #554
Posts: 369Hey who the f cares, let's get back to LTR's !
I'll start it off...
Seems to me like the best LTR's are from non-feminist countries. So that leaves out northern europe, usa, canada.
What I want to know is the difference between an LTR in South America and an LTR from Eastern Europe. Much different in looks, but how about attitudes? (i.e. women take care of the home, men are in charge, etc...)
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09-04-09 07:23 #553
Posts: 32Originally Posted by I Jags
Perhaps you feel threatened that HIP HOP has increased the Black Man's popularity worldwide? No need.
White dudes are still associated with wealth and status worldwide. I could tell you many stories about brothas getting overlooked by black women from other countries for an anglo.
It happens a lot in certain countries,mostly those that were colonized by western powers, i.e the entire world. So don't get mad when a MTV inspired Fraulein want to get her "Flo Rda"on. You still have the surfer boy card for the norse worshiping garotas, you have the successful business exec card for the 3rd worlders, you have the nerdy artsy card for the anglophile japanese girls. Use what you got and don't hate on another for doing the same.
(Props to Darkseid for getting his with the "innovative Japanese" card he is playing in Brazil! )
I wouldn't worry too much DUDE. There's plenty women for us all. It's all good. Get over your insecurities and get some pussy.
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09-02-09 12:03 #552
Posts: 1493Originally Posted by I Jags
I know some brothas that have been down to Colombia and had a great time and I'm not talking P4P either.
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09-02-09 12:00 #551
Posts: 1493Originally Posted by I Jags
I don't know how many times I have to go over this on the internet.
Hop Hop - Is the culture
Rap - Is the music
It is not the decline of American Culture. American culture was in decline far before that and it wasn't caused by MINORITIES, we are not in control of ANYTHING that matters.
America is in decline socially because women have taken over and drive the debate. America is in decline because people constantly vote against their own interest. To think Obama won with 57% of the vote and that's considered a landside, how interesting and more than 40% of the population didn't even bother to vote. America is in decline due to crazy unfair trade agreements.
And don't get me started with the debt created by fighting 4 wars, largely not supported by the population under any circumstances.
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09-02-09 11:52 #550
Posts: 1493Originally Posted by I Jags
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09-02-09 07:27 #549
Posts: 146Hip hop is the decline of America along with the culture. It's showing up now in the economy finally. Not long to go now..
Originally Posted by Darkseid
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09-02-09 06:45 #548
Posts: 146Yeah, you try Colombia....It's not Columbia by the way..Good luck.
Originally Posted by DJ FourMoney