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KeyWestPirate
Joined 2014
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Residencies Processing Faster

5 years ago

I posted this earlier on another thread, but it was a long thread that meandered in many strange directions :)

I've seen three really fast residencies,, where before it was taking a year or longer,, now six months or less seems to be the norm. Here's the post:

This seems a good time to be applying, despite the political situation. I found INTUR very welcoming.

I used a young lady in Estelí to package my residency and interface with INTUR. My package was perfect, and they began to process it that day. You need three trips, one to present your package, one to pick up your collila (get out of jail free card), one to pick up the INTUR paperwork, which you can immediately take to Migracion for your cedula. The cedula takes about an hour or two, depending on the line, and costs C$5000.

I paid Arielka $350,, she accompanied me on all the trips,, and I paid Arielka's lawyer $200. Arielka's English is flawless, and she handled the lawyer as well. A thoroughly pleasant experience

Arielka Torrez, 505 8909 4421, [email protected]

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