Monday, September 14, 2009

I live in brazil and want to make an american credit card is that possible

I live in brazil and want to make an american credit card is that possible?
I dont have social security.
Credit - 1 Answers
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you CANT make a credit card you have to have clout to get credit






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Monday, September 7, 2009

If you live in Brazil and want to help an AFS exchange student

If you live in Brazil and want to help an AFS exchange student?
I am an exchange student with AFS from California into Brazil. I love your country but I was put into the state of Mato Grosso de Sul, which is land locked, and I live in a very small city. I want to move to a big city on the coast, such as Sao Paulo, Forteleza, Salvador etc. and I can only do so If I have a family there that wants to take me in. I understand how strange this is but I am desperate to get to the ocean. I am just asking. If you think you would be intrested in hosting an exchange student for a while I will supply you with the information needed and be forever thankful that you gave me this oppurtunity to live near the coast. Obrigado.
Studying Abroad - 4 Answers
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Run, host families! Another spoiled exchange student who's more concerned with the beach than the exchange. So spoiled and desperate that the kid is going outside of the org and trying to get his way by being sneaky.
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I've hosted for 12 years. This is NOT a student I would want to take into my home! To you ... Imagine how your host family must feel. They've opened up their home and you are throwing that away because you want a BEACH???? This isn't strange, this is selfish. Apparently AFS has already (and rightly) turned down your desire to move. I can only hope that your current family does not know about this and that you are not making their life miserable. Many, many, many exchange students come from big cities, places with beaches, places with mountains and end up in small "landlocked" towns in the Midwest. Guess what? While they may be initially upset about it, they make the best of it and have a wonderful year. You need to get over yourself and get on with your exchange year. There is NO perfect family, no perfect school, no perfect town .. it's up to YOU to make the best of what you have. Now, get over this nonsense!
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São Paulo is not in the coast, actually. It's about 80km away from the ocean. Anyway, you should have made this question in the Brazilian yahoo! answers (see flags below).
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hey Sean sup man ? first how many years u have ? how many months u will stay ? i am brazilian from São Paulo sorry for my english =-p lets talk about this in MSN it adds me plz f_c_m_p@hotmail.com :D . Sao paulo is near the cost +- 2 hours to go to my beach house on baleia we go in saying them.







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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Looking for anyone who already live in Brazil to assist me on moving there

Looking for anyone who already live in Brazil to assist me on moving there?
Anyone already in brazil or have realitives there who would like to help me move to brazil? I am finished with college, very morally sound and just looking for an new experience outside of the States.
Renting & Real Estate - 2 Answers
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I am working here for a Norwegian company in Rio de Janeiro. The best way to start looking for a job in Brazil is to contact the american embassy in São Paulo or in Rio de Janeiro and ask for a list of companies who are located in one of these two cities. After that is up to you to contact them and send CVs. If you looking for an apartment for your stay I can help you, check the website I attach. :-) Isak
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Hi! KB, I'm Brazilian and I have created a Youtube channel just for helping foreigners like you who want to know more about Brazil and Brazilians before travel or come to here. You will find hundreds of videos showing the life in Brazil: what Brazil is like, what ethnic gorups Brazilians are, how people dress, how people have fun, etc. Watch the videos and share it with your parents, famliliar and friends. I'm sure that they will love to discover more about Brazil and will help you to decide and make a good choice. Take a look: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=AllAboutBrazil&view=favorites







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