Uganda

[Lostwodpun]

Thanks Living Abroad for info.

No, I'm not living in Kenya but I'm a "muzungu" living in Asia; so I'm quite used in mongering in Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Cambodia but in Africa I know quite well only Madagascar. I'm planning my next trip in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda. I like hardcore chicks but I get bored after a while so I prefer semi pro. No pro. About Uganda I read, quite often, reports of mongers (not all) that find not so easy score "normal girls" in club and bars in kampala so I was thinking that medium or small size towns in Uganda can give more opportunities because girls are not so used in "whites". I supposed but I'm not sure so I was asking some info

Thanks

Joe, Don't worry about the size of the town. Kampala is full of women just waiting to be fucked. I'm not sure of the standard of living you prefer but for me I did not venture too far outside Kampala. I did have a house for a while in Entebbe but that was about it.

Head out to the clubs, mall where ever and have the time of your life. It's amazing the non ugandan girls that come to Kampala to work.

You luck will be better if you hang out at the non expat places but it's still easy where ever you go.

[Concarne]

Hello, Concarne,

A meeting to discuss logistics 'd be perfect. I'm not sure if I arrive for the first of may or later. Depends from work. No problem for languages, I speak English, French and Spanish. Basically I planned this trip:

Nairobi. Nakuru. Eldoret (I think I'll avoid Kisumu). Jinjia. Kampala. Mbarara then Kigali and the and back to Kenya to relax few days in Mombasa. Mongering and sightseeing together. Perfect holiday.

I'm sure for the capital of these 3 countries and for Mombasa still uncertain for the medium and small size towns but sure I'll do some. I'm looking for the best ones for our "sport".

I will be around Nairobi at beg of May...PM or email me if you want to set something out. It would be cool to discuss things over a drink.

Nakuru was alright for a weekend....read my little report on it at the other areas section.

Your trip sounds very close to what I had in mind. And I also considered doing in that order although I may fly one of the legs not sure yet.

Let me know,

[Joe Perez]

I am planning on a trip similar as yours.

I arrive in Nairobi may 1st. Would you care to have a drink to discuss logistics? I would be interested in finding out what you discovered. My treat of course.

Do you speak spanish by any chance?

Cheers,

Concarne

Hello, Concarne,

A meeting to discuss logistics 'd be perfect. I'm not sure if I arrive for the first of may or later. Depends from work. No problem for languages, I speak English, French and Spanish. Basically I planned this trip:

Nairobi. Nakuru. Eldoret (I think I'll avoid Kisumu). Jinjia. Kampala. Mbarara then Kigali and the and back to Kenya to relax few days in Mombasa. Mongering and sightseeing together. Perfect holiday.

I'm sure for the capital of these 3 countries and for Mombasa still uncertain for the medium and small size towns but sure I'll do some. I'm looking for the best ones for our "sport".

[Concarne]

No problem - you should be able to get a visa on arrival.
All I was pointing out is that if your sole purpose in going to Rwanda was the women, then i would absolutely not do it as there's plenty of them in Uganda. Look at it this way, if you're in the DR, you don't travel all the way to Haiti just to screw a Haitian do you?

ha ha ha....check...that would be absolutely correct!

Nah...I was thinking that it woudl be less touristy and I would get more of a local feel. Part of the reason I am going to Uganda is because Kenya feels a bit touristy to me.

Same reason I went to Cambodia after experiencing Thailand...now I would like to see Burma.

Good to hear that there are Rwandan samples in Kampala though. I may just hang there if time runs out.

Thank you very much for your advice!

[Uktraveler]

to answer your question: I have a passport from the Dominican Republic and hold a USA green card.

No problem - you should be able to get a visa on arrival.

So Rwanda no good? Yes I wanted to check out the chicks but figure there would be some otherwise intersting sighseeing. Not really worth it in your opinion?

Never been so I can't offer an opinion. I know more than a few Rwandans and Ugandans that have been to Rwanda (one owning a safari co), but nothing they've said has particularly interested me enough to check it out. Of course, your interests might be considerably different than mine - perhaps you're into wildlife and want to check out the gorillas or whatever else Rwanda is known for? All I was pointing out is that if your sole purpose in going to Rwanda was the women, then i would absolutely not do it as there's plenty of them in Uganda. Look at it this way, if you're in the DR, you don't travel all the way to Haiti just to screw a Haitian do you?

[Pedja]

In Kisumu Octopus has restaurant, pool tables and disco until well past midnight, 7 days a week, but best Thu - Sun. Opposite Hotel Inca there is another disco. Folks are sweet and easy. I've been told the best disco & pick-up is at the beach, though. And Mon Ami, in city centre, is always worth while to pop in at night.

[Concarne]

You didn't mention your nationality, but don't deal with Ugandan embassy in Kenya unless you absolutely have to. If you're flying into Uganda (recommended vs bus) a visa can easily be obtained within minutes of entry at the airport for all nationalities except for a handful of countries such as Iraq, Somalia, Yemen and North Korea. $50 USD will get you a 3 month visa - period.

With respect to Rwanda (as you mentioned on another post), if your sole purpose of going there is women, then save yourself the time, expense and aggravation and just remain in Uganda - plenty of Rwandans to pick off there...

Appreciate the advise!

to answer your question: I have a passport from the Dominican Republic and hold a USA green card.

So Rwanda no good? Yes I wanted to check out the chicks but figure there would be some otherwise intersting sighseeing. Not really worth it in your opinion?

[Concarne]

Premier1 is totally right: visa is readily provided at US 50 upon arrival. But that also goes for trip by bus, at border crossing. No hassle. And the advantage of that way is that you might stop over at Kisumu (for lake and ladies), or at Jinja (source of the Nile, and natural beauties).

Thanks!

I had look into Kisumu for a "layover". Do you know which are the places to hit? Any discos or club names with cuties?

TIA

[Pedja]

Premier1 is totally right: visa is readily provided at US 50 upon arrival. But that also goes for trip by bus, at border crossing. No hassle. And the advantage of that way is that you might stop over at Kisumu (for lake and ladies), or at Jinja (source of the Nile, and natural beauties).

[Uktraveler]

Has anyone ever tried to obtain a ugandan visa at the embassy in Kenya? How long does it take?

I am not confident that with the passport I hold I would be able to get it on arrival.
TIA

You didn't mention your nationality, but don't deal with Ugandan embassy in Kenya unless you absolutely have to. If you're flying into Uganda (recommended vs bus) a visa can easily be obtained within minutes of entry at the airport for all nationalities except for a handful of countries such as Iraq, Somalia, Yemen and North Korea. $50 USD will get you a 3 month visa - period.

With respect to Rwanda (as you mentioned on another post), if your sole purpose of going there is women, then save yourself the time, expense and aggravation and just remain in Uganda - plenty of Rwandans to pick off there...

[Concarne]

You get a 30 days visa at the borders for 50 US$. Sometimes you get
3 months when insisting and the officer is in a good mood.

Thanks for the info mate!

[Taurus1]

To go to Rwanda you need first to apply a permit to the Foreign office
of Rwanda. The have online forms at the official government web site.
You make your application online and they send you the permit by e-mail.
You print the permit and you are ready to enter Rwanda. Visa cost
is 50 US$ at the border. Visiting Uganda and Burundi and coming back to
Kenya You do not pay visa for Kenya when you have still a valid Kenya
visa. In Tanzania is the same. How they deal it in Uganda I do not know.
That means, if you get a 30 days Ugandan visa, go to Rwanda and reentry
to Uganda within the 30 days of validity is a new visa necessary or not.
In analogy to the other countries reentry should be free, but I am not sure
about it.

[Taurus1]

Has anyone ever tried to obtain a ugandan visa at the embassy in Kenya? How long does it take?

I am not confident that with the passport I hold I would be able to get it on arrival.

TIA

You get a 30 days visa at the borders for 50 US$. Sometimes you get
3 months when insisting and the officer is in a good mood.

[Concarne]

I'm planning to travel from kenya to Kampala and from kampala to Kigali (Rwanda) next month by buses. Any info about good places where to pick up girls? I was thinking about Mbarara (I saw there is a quite big university) and Jinja specially but I'm opened also for other places.

Thanks for any help and / or advice

I am planning on a trip similar as yours.

I arrive in Nairobi may 1st. Would you care to have a drink to discuss logistics? I would be interested in finding out what you discovered. My treat of course.

Do you speak spanish by any chance?

Cheers,

Concarne

[Concarne]

Has anyone ever tried to obtain a ugandan visa at the embassy in Kenya? How long does it take?

I am not confident that with the passport I hold I would be able to get it on arrival.

TIA