Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=Sperto;1884394]That must be a new forum record, R$2700. I'm happy my only addiction is p*ssy.[/QUOTE]I concur. For some reason Solarium girls don't do nothing for me. Must be lack of melanin.

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1884326]So this might be of interest to some of the more adventurous ones.

I decided to bring a hot 18 yr old ex GDP (1 month in biz) overseas to hang with me for couple weeks. I had met her in Rio a few months back.

Of course she got stopped in immigration (Europe) and held there as she speaks zero Ingles. A call solved that.

Had a few weeks off and there was a roundtrip flight for 750 $ so that was great.

Now we are getting into Patmarbeleza territory of economics. !LOL.

Sex for 4 hours a day or more and as much as you can take. Price: food ,airfare,some souvenirs and drinks. This could run up as well.

ID say the whole thing probably cost me a bit more than what it would to visit a terma once a day including drinks but then i didnt have to pay for accomodation there-

Can be recommended if it is impossible to get down to Rio for a bit of variation!.

Bring Rio home.Was fun.[/QUOTE]Why would she get stopped in Europe for not speaking English? Makes absolutely no sense?

I have had Brazilians travel with me to Europe and passed through various immigrations without one problem. Again, makes absolutely no sense.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;1884461]Why would she get stopped in Europe for not speaking English? Makes absolutely no sense?

I have had Brazilians travel with me to Europe and passed through various immigrations without one problem. Again, makes absolutely no sense.[/QUOTE]Then you haven't had one come to UK on their own with zero english.

If you had, you would know differently. They are very strict-unlike Spain, Portugal etc- I accompanied one last year but she understands English and could respond enough so they let her through.

This one -no. They called me and after a bit of a convo they let her through.

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1884422]I concur. For some reason Solarium girls don't do nothing for me. Must be lack of melanin.[/QUOTE]If you don't want to get with the brancas that's fine. But I wish you would stop claiming that there's some kind of "look" in Brazil that you allegedly can't find anywhere else (so why go with what's in ample supply back home blah, blah, blah). I live in an American town where every kind of look possible is available. So, I don't go to Brazil for some look that I can't find here. I go for the "attitude" that I find it too hard to source here in my country. For me, that's what makes the difference. Here are a few shots of three old Solarium "experiences" shall we say. Took both Nicole and Debbie in the butt. Violina didn't do that LOL!

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1884508]Then you haven't had one come to UK on their own with zero english.

If you had, you would know differently. They are very strict-unlike Spain, Portugal etc- I accompanied one last year but she understands English and could respond enough so they let her through.

This one -no. They called me and after a bit of a convo they let her through.[/QUOTE]For years, I really envied you european guys. You could bring your favorita to your country for a month of sex and then ship them back to Brasil Sounds like Heaven!! If only we had it that easy in America!! Although now, its is much easier for the girls to get tourist visas to America. I had about 4 girls visit me last year. They stayed for a couple of weeks an then moved on to other states. Shockingly they didn't over stay their visas!!

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1884422]I concur. For some reason Solarium girls don't do nothing for me. Must be lack of melanin.[/QUOTE]In Ancient Times (2000-2004), it was my favorite Termas. Fantastic quality, including Mulatas and Morenas.

It seems they've lost their way since then.

Regarding brazilian girls getting stopped when entering Europe. It never happened to any of my visiting GFs. However it does happens. Usually if the migrations staff suspects that the girl is a prostitute with intentions to work in Europe. Then they can very well refuse her to enter Europe and send her back to Brazil. If the girl is dressed properly, behaves herself and can show some funds (credit cards/cash) there shouldn't be any problem.

[QUOTE=Bravo;1884542]For years, I really envied you european guys. You could bring your favorita to your country for a month of sex and then ship them back to Brasil Sounds like Heaven!! If only we had it that easy in America!! Although now, its is much easier for the girls to get tourist visas to America. I had about 4 girls visit me last year. They stayed for a couple of weeks an then moved on to other states. Shockingly they didn't over stay their visas!![/QUOTE]LOL now that's a surprise. I have had 2 visit me-1 ex GDP who just started in game (but probably will return) and a non-pro. I have to say it is easier to hang in Brazil where you don't have to be tour guide and they are not totally dependent on you. Especially if their English is zero. Gdps also have been conditioned to take what they can get I believe! LOL- non-pro was much easier allthough being with them in Brazil was zero stress.

[QUOTE=Sperto;1884614]Regarding brazilian girls getting stopped when entering Europe. It never happened to any of my visiting GFs. However it does happens. Usually if the migrations staff suspects that the girl is a prostitute with intentions to work in Europe. Then they can very well refuse her to enter Europe and send her back to Brazil. If the girl is dressed properly, behaves herself and can show some funds (credit cards/cash) there shouldn't be any problem.[/QUOTE]Again you clearly haven't brought them to UK. Notoriously dificult in customs. If they speak zero English they will usually get interviewed. One got through because she could respond-both had return tickets printed, cards, letters of support and dressed normally.

[QUOTE=TheCane;1884514]If you don't want to get with the brancas that's fine. But I wish you would stop claiming that there's some kind of "look" in Brazil that you allegedly can't find anywhere else (so why go with what's in ample supply back home blah, blah, blah). I live in an American town where every kind of look possible is available. So, I don't go to Brazil for some look that I can't find here. I go for the "attitude" that I find it too hard to source here in my country. For me, that's what makes the difference. Here are a few shots of three old Solarium "experiences" shall we say. Took both Nicole and Debbie in the butt. Violina didn't do that LOL![/QUOTE]That's true. Even the white girls have more vibe about them in Brazil-I guess it's just a preference.

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1884643]Again you clearly haven't brought them to UK. Notoriously dificult in customs. If they speak zero English they will usually get interviewed. One got through because she could respond-both had return tickets printed, cards, letters of support and dressed normally.[/QUOTE]
Clearly you're wrong again. :)
Two weeks ago my GF passed the immigration (btw, don't mix immigration with customs) in London Heathrow. Of course they ask some stuff that's normal. It went very smoothly in London. The immigration staff in London were way much nicer than their colleagues in e.g Paris or Frankfurt. The girls that will have problems are those with P-u-t-a written on their foreheads.

[QUOTE=Sperto;1884810]Clearly you're wrong again. :)
Two weeks ago my GF passed the immigration (btw, don't mix immigration with customs) in London Heathrow. Of course they ask some stuff that's normal. It went very smoothly in London. The immigration staff in London were way much nicer than their colleagues in e.g Paris or Frankfurt. The girls that will have problems are those with P-u-t-a written on their foreheads.[/QUOTE]As I wrote in plain English-she doesnt speak or understand English so-If they don't speak or understand any English how can they respond to questions in immigration when travelling alone? Exactly. Hence why many get interviewed and unable to answer the officer they call up whoever they are staying with/is sponsoring them. That doesn't make them putas. Most Brazilians can't speak or understand English and Heathrow Immigration are not cool-not at all.Do you really think even putas would show up at Heathrow looking like one? .Who even does that?

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1884828]Do you really think even putas would show up at Heathrow looking like one?[/QUOTE]
In your case that seems to be the case. There are thousands of tourists passing European immigration without being able to speak English. Immigration staff often speaks several languages. Many brazilians understand enough English, Spanish etc to be able to understand what the immigration staff ask them. The exceptions must be the extremely dumb ones.

This has really nothing to do with Rio de janeiro, so better not fill the thread with off-topic stuff.

[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1884828]As I wrote in plain English-she doesnt speak or understand English so-If they don't speak or understand any English how can they respond to questions in immigration when travelling alone? Exactly. Hence why many get interviewed and unable to answer the officer they call up whoever they are staying with/is sponsoring them. That doesn't make them putas. Most Brazilians can't speak or understand English and Heathrow Immigration are not cool-not at all.Do you really think even putas would show up at Heathrow looking like one? .Who even does that?[/QUOTE]At this point I am writing for the benefit of other members who may actually be interested in a factual account of how it works when someone from another country who does not speak English travels and needs to pass immigration in an international airport. The immigration officer looks at the passport and if he does not speak the language of the country (in the case of Brazilians, Portuguese) he will ask for an interpreter. The Interpreter acts as a translator for the immigration officer and the visitor. If there is a question concerning the visitor being able to maneuver around the airport by themselves, often the person who is responsible for them is called.

If you do invite an unaccompanied Brazilian to your country the best thing is to make sure she has your number with instructions to call you when she reaches immigration. Be at the airport expecting the call. While you will not be allowed to enter the immigration area, you can be close by. If you are travelling together and it is your native country, there will be separate lines and be prepared for her to be stopped and there to be a delay. In the US, I actually have been allowed to be the interpreter. When entering foreign countries, we have entered together without issue. In fact, it was easier than entering the US.

On another note, if you are traveling together from a Brazilian airport, you most likely will be hit up by shills trying to sell health insurance. They will tell you that your companion cannot enter another country without insurance. Tell them to have a nice day.

[QUOTE=Sperto;1884832]In your case that seems to be the case. There are thousands of tourists passing European immigration without being able to speak English. Immigration staff often speaks several languages. Many brazilians understand enough English, Spanish etc to be able to understand what the immigration staff ask them. The exceptions must be the extremely dumb ones.

This has really nothing to do with Rio de janeiro, so better not fill the thread with off-topic stuff.[/QUOTE]So stop responding.