Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Is there such a thing as a dependent visa in Portugal.

Is there such a thing as a dependent visa in Portugal.?
My brother is moving to Australia and until he is settled, would like my parents to live with me in Portugal. What is the best visa to apply for. They will not be returning to SA, would this pose a problem. If they had a ticket from SA to Portugal to Australia, would they be able to get a visa for Portugal for a few months, until my brother is settled. he has work in Australia and a contract for a few years
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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dependent visa is not for parents but for children, your parents will need to apply for a visa to Portugal from SA, the plane ticket cannot be purchased this way, until for sure that have received a visa from Australia...the agency that sells the ticket,will want to see the visa first, Embassy Street Address : 599. Leyds Street, Muckleneuk Postal Address : PO Box 27102 ZIP Code : 0002 City : Pretoria State : Pretoria Country : South Africa Telephone : (+27-12) 3412340, 3412342 Faximile : (+27-12) 3413975 Email : portemb@satis.co.za Website : Office : Consulate Street Address : 16th Floor, Suite 1612, 320 West Street Postal Address : PO Box 315 ZIP Code : 40001 City : Durban State : Durban Country : South Africa Telephone : (+27-31) 3057511 Faximile : (+27-31) 3046063 Email : Website :

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Nightclubs/bars/music in Lisbon, Portugal

Nightclubs/bars/music in Lisbon, Portugal?
I am going to Portugal in June - I worked near Lisbon last year but never went to Lisbon at night (only for shopping and sightseeing). I loved it so much that I am going back in June for a holiday this time. My boyfriend and I both like dance music and rock music, we would like to know if anyone can tell us of any good bars/clubs preferably in the centre of Lisbon. Also do the Portuguese mind you being in their clubs in the evening? I am only asking as I was once in a remote part of Spain and the people were not friendly at all in the clubs/bars etc.
Portugal - 3 Answers
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Bairro Alto: http://www.guiadacidade.pt/portugal/?G=monumentos.ver&artid=15432&distritoid=11
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Most places are at Bairro Alto but the nicest ones in my opinion are outside this quarter. Like this. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=lux+%2Flisboa See the all page and you get the idea
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Docas is very good, on the water, some nice clubs and jazz bands. June is also a very busy time for bands visiting Lisbo, so have a look on the net which bands are playing in Porugal over that period.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Will Spain be able to beat Portugal in their upcoming match (FIFA)

Will Spain be able to beat Portugal in their upcoming match (FIFA)?
I'm supporting Spain and they are a good team but i find Portugal as a very powerful team as well.Remember how they crushed south Korea,a 7-0.With David Villa- Spain's most hopeful weapon,things may work out.What do you guys think?
Other - Soccer - 2 Answers
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I don't think Portugal is strong enough to beat Spain. The 7-0 was against North korea though, which happened to be the worst team in this world cup along with Honduras... And as long as C.Ronaldo keeps playing like that, Spain will have no problem! As about D.Villa, I totally agree!
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Don't think so. 1-0 just like last time they met (2004)

Thursday, September 1, 2011

i hate my mom and my 32 year old sister

i hate my mom and my 32 year old sister?
I am thinking of moving to Portugal to work and to become independent.My mom says that i shouldn´t live there because it is very dangerous to live there.The reason why i am thinking of moving to Portugal is because, i can´t stand my family,my 32 year old sister and my mother.I hate them so bad.I don´t want them to see me or call me.I just want to leave my family.My mom threatens me with killing me if i comunicate with my boyfriend again in wich she does not know if i´m still going out with him.She does not understand that i have to think about myself and that i want to work.She only wants to see my sister happy.She treats me and my sister differently.And they are good friends.I don´t like them both at all.what should i do?go to Portugal to start from zero?because i preffer to start from zero than to be with them.I am 23 and i know what is bad and good for me.
Family - 12 Answers
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Get therapy.
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go for it! good luck. But, dont completely cut all of your ties to your family. You will regret it later.
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i am sorry that you feel like that but your a grown woman and you already have your mind made up so don't talk about it do your mother cant stop you
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Leave,start a Life you Deserve.
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You're an adult and you know what you want. Do what you think is going to make you happy. If your Mother isn't going to see that her daugther is happy, then you're going to have to see to it yourself. Just go.. tell her that you're an adult, and you're going to live your own life. Tell her that you think moving to Portugal will make you happy, and you're leaving. Or , just leave a note some night that says you're moving and don't be there when she wakes up. You have to think about yourself and your happiness.
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You are 23 years old and your mother threatens you to kill you? What is wrong with her. Cant you get a job and move out from the house? If you cant, then maybe it would be better to move in Portugal. From what i now that's not a dangerous country. The people are very civilized. She cant stop you to do that. But you should be careful if you tell her before moving.
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Well I question at 23 if you really know what is good or bad for you I made a lot of mistakes about that age you have other options than Portugal may be just get apt on your own and do not communicate frequently,but my Bible says to Honor Thy Mother and thy Father I think that is the wisest choice you can honor her but live a separate life.
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There is nothing wrong with wanting to go to Portugal to live but running away from your problems never solved them. Don't think that living in another country will make you forget that you think your mother was unfair to you. What you need to do, first, is talk to someone who will help you resolve your anger towards your mother and sister. Do see a therapist of some kind. This will be a big step towards freeing yourself from this bitterness. Also, even though it sounds illogical, the best way to put bitterness and anger behind you is to forgive the people you are angry at. Once you are able to truly forgive them, you will be free of all the hatred that continues to tie you to them. Then, whether you stay wherever you are or go to Portugal, you will be your own person and finally free to live your own life.
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counsling
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go to Portugal move on with live she won't kill u coz it is a crime and she will stay in prision for the rest of her life anyway ur in control of ur life not her not ur sister she won't appriciate u not until u leave her and mayb after u are gone ur relationship with her will be better leave them ok the grass is always greener on the other side of the mountioan all the best
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You are right. You are old enough to know what is right and what is wrong. I think you should go. BUT be careful.First make sure you have a job WAITING, accomodation, etc. OR at least a back up plan, just in case it doesnt work out(Im sure you dont want to go crawling back to your parents, you will never live it down)LOOK AFTER YOURSELF. I left my home when I was 18 (not by choice though) and because everyone was so negative towards me, I made a life for myself.If you believe in yourself, you can do anything.If it'll make you happy, do it!Good luck!!!
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in western thinking 23 is plenty old enough to make your own decisions. it's the big age difference.