Rio de Janeiro Reports

[QUOTE=MRusa007;1698313]Friends,

I went to RJ for 3 days and all 3 days I went to MC. (I also posted my reports as much as I can). I am a newbie. So please forgive me for not being at the experts level.

I really had a good time for 3 days in Monte Carlo. Excellent service and the entire place just took care of me. I like luxury and I really not that much in to squeezing the last dollar. I have nothing wrong against budget mongers. Either. I am saying this, so I can get the right advise.

I am thinking of another 3-4 days again. (that's all I can get out of here). Should I aim for Copacabana or Sao Paulo. I like model looking blondes, not the bubble ass types. More "white looking girls". I got enough for 3 days at MC.

So should I am aim for RJ or SP. Any compare and contrast.[/QUOTE]I agree with Ken. BA might be the place. But if you can spin it, hit Sampa and BA. Both great cities.

Definetely a little trend starting with them refusing BBBJ in Rio. I've encountered it in Club 22 where she renegged when I complained and did BBBJ but last night in be / W and Rios both girls refused w / o and my buddy had this in a few zona sul spots. Stick to your guns and interview them upfront.

I was drunk last night so slipped and didn't and paid the price but other than that fuck up, I will as always be asking what we can do and if they refuse=no program.

Some then change their minds-depending on the time of night-- and how poor business has been-some stick to their guns.

Are the rooms $10 are or does the person collecting money overcharge?

If someone pays $62 are all inclusive is the girl only getting $50 are?

To clarify someone else's previous report the $2 are is for the condom.

[QUOTE=Cool;1698975]Are the rooms $10 are or does the person collecting money overcharge?

If Someone pays $62 are all inclusive is the girl only getting $50 are?

To clarify someone else's previous report the $2 are is for the condom.[/QUOTE]
The girl will you a price, e.g R$50, R$52 or R$62 etc. That's the total price all inclusive for girl, cabin and condoms. The Tia won't overcharge you.
If they charge R$62 it's R$5 or 10 for the cabin, R$2 for condoms and the rest to the girl.

[QUOTE=Ken_Apples;1698540]Not Rio, Nor SP, but Buneos Aires is the answer to your prayers.

You will find more info on Argentina on the sisterforum [URL]http://argentinaprivate.com/[/URL].

Happy Hunting, Ken Apples.[/QUOTE]Ken Thank you.

I went to this part of Argentina site. It is not like the Brazil site. (talking of Obama and politics. Haha). Anyways. Is it like Rio, where we go to the Termas and there is a good selection of girls. Or do we go to a bar / cafe / online, do the pick up, bring them to the room etc.

I like the termas. So comfortable. Just go in and there is no waiting, no bait and switch etc.

So from that perspective. Is BA different. Or such options do exist?

Does any one have experience of getting the Termas girls to the US. Have gotten 2-3 numbers. Very nice girls still in touch. I can't travel. Any guidance of how to have them travel to US 1-2 weeks?

How to compensate them. What is the guidelines.

[QUOTE=MRusa007;1699110]Does any one have experience of getting the Termas girls to the US. Have gotten 2-3 numbers. Very nice girls still in touch. I can't travel. Any guidance of how to have them travel to US 1-2 weeks?

How to compensate them. What is the guidelines.[/QUOTE]You can forget this dream right now even if you can afford to finance it. Unless the girl already has a US visa it is very difficult for these girls to get one. They must have documentation to prove they have legitimate employment and an income above the USA Poverty level. This is very difficult to prove to the USA Embassy unless the girl genuinely can meet these standards, that is to say, she has a legitimate professional occupation such as a medical doctor, lawyer, engineer, etc.

[QUOTE=MRusa007;1699110]Does any one have experience of getting the Termas girls to the US. Have gotten 2-3 numbers. Very nice girls still in touch. I can't travel. Any guidance of how to have them travel to US 1-2 weeks?

How to compensate them. What is the guidelines.[/QUOTE]Putting aside incorrect information you may receive to the contrary, it is not difficult for a Brazilian to obtain a US Visa these days. My friends at the US Consulate tell me that the approval rate is between 95 - 97%. In talking with Brazilians including GDPs, people who had been denied (sometimes more than once) in the past are now getting Visas. The US wants their dollars. For bureaucrats interested in the numbers. Non immigrant admissions: 2013 - 2,143,154 2012 - 1,792,425 2011 - 1,539,015. Source: US Department of Homeland Security. Pretty clear trend.

Keep in mind that getting a Visa is only the first step. They will be asked a number of questions by immigration officers when entering the US. Wrong answers can get them detained or even sent back.

Now let's say that you can get them here without a problem, what are you going to do with them once they are in the US? Let's hope you plan on showing them. NYC, Miami, Orlando, Las Vegas or CA because otherwise lots of luck. You do know that visiting with them for a couple of hours in Rio is a lot different than having them stay with you for 1-2 weeks. You also know the average mental age of a Brazilians GDP is about 12.

So, even though you were misinformed about the ease of a Brazilian getting a Visa, I am sorry to be the one to tell you -- that cute little puppy is going to wee wee on the rug.

[QUOTE=Poucolouco;1699194]You can forget this dream right now even if you can afford to finance it. Unless the girl already has a US visa it is very difficult for these girls to get one. They must have documentation to prove they have legitimate employment and an income above the USA Poverty level. This is very difficult to prove to the USA Embassy unless the girl genuinely can meet these standards, that is to say, she has a legitimate professional occupation such as a medical doctor, lawyer, engineer, etc.[/QUOTE]I think its all a big crap shoot at the embassy. I've known girls (not gdps) who had no job, no home and no college diploma who got tourist visas. Mean while, my neighbor's family got rejected for the 2nd time. (The husband is a Doctor and the wife is a lawyer and they got rejected twice) I think it all depends on what city you go to for your visa and who is working that day.

[QUOTE=MRusa007;1699110]Does any one have experience of getting the Termas girls to the US. Have gotten 2-3 numbers. Very nice girls still in touch. I can't travel. Any guidance of how to have them travel to US 1-2 weeks?

How to compensate them. What is the guidelines.[/QUOTE]I would agree with the previous replies also add that I am aware of two options. The tourist visa and the fiancé visa. Becareful if you are thinking about the latter or sponsoring someone on a tourist visa as you are claiming responsibility for their actions and indicating that you are supporting them financially. If they decide to stay beyond visa timeline could be bad for you.

[QUOTE=ExecTalent;1699222]Putting aside incorrect information you may receive to the contrary, it is not difficult for a Brazilian to obtain a US Visa these daysSo, even though you were misinformed about the ease of a Brazilian getting a Visa, [/QUOTE]I have posted in the General thread a rebuttal to these rude and peremptory allegations regarding misinformation. On the other hand your analysis misses the point of the data that you cited.

[QUOTE=Bravo;1699238]I think its all a big crap shoot at the embassy. I've known girls (not gdps) who had no job, no home and no college diploma who got tourist visas. Mean while, my neighbor's family got rejected for the 2nd time. (The husband is a Doctor and the wife is a lawyer and they got rejected twice) I think it all depends on what city you go to for your visa and who is working that day.[/QUOTE]Although everyone that I know was able to obtain a visa in recent history (some I write letters for along with a copy of my documents and some no), I strongly agree with both Bravo and Exec Talent (crap shoot but everybody is getting them these days). Although it is a different country, one of my girls in Peru was able to get a visa the other day. She only makes $516/month (nothing near the $19,512/couple/year that Pouco says is a Homeland Security minimum) but says there was nothing on the application or in the interview about salary or money. There were only 4 questions in the interview:

1. Why are you going?

2. Where do you work?

3. Who are you going with?

4. Do you have kids?

She believed it helped that she works at a large company (multinational beverage company).

I feel sorry for all the newbies who do RTFF trying to gather useful information about Rio. Maybe one useful Rio report on every second page.

BTW, what's the current price for água de coco?

I am from India and will be visiting Rio for a conference in the next few weeks.

I want to know if prostitution is legal?

Also want to the the safest place which is recommended for people from abroad. (I don't mind paying a little more upfront but feel put off when you get to know you where cheated).

Does Brazil have FKK's like in Germany?

Please advice.

Cris

[QUOTE=Mindapur;1699642]I am from india and will be visiting Rio for a conference in the next few weeks.

I want to know if prostitution is legal?

Also want to the the safest place which is recommended for people from abroad. (I don't mind paying a little more upfront but feel putoff when you get to know you where cheated).

Does Brazil have FKK's like in Germany?

Please advice.

Cris.[/QUOTE]WTF man RTFF. It is illegal. There are several options for staying in Rio. Copacabana is a must see area but there are several areas for various budgets and tastes.

No there are no FKK like places in Rio. There are termas like 4 x4 etc that will suit your needs.