Her kids, not her. She qualifies for a Somali Passport, but her kids is another issue
Somali doctor married to a Venezuelan engineer pleads with other governments for help over passport issues
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I don't think she's financially stable considering how she wants to reunite with her husband in a country full of dangers and insane inflation rates. She'd have at least stayed back awhile until the country's governance issues stabilises.
And FYI, women would marry a rich man rather than a broke one.
I've been meaning to ask who is that in your profile pic?
You need passports so they can get their visas to be able live and work in middle East. Visa gets renewed every 3 years.
Tough shit, her and Gustavo can line 9hrs a day for some toilet paper and loaf of a bread like everyone else
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The issue I assume isn't about her or her husband, it is the status of her kids. How can they travel to Canada or even claim Asylum if the kids are technically "Venezuelan". I would assume she has a "Somali" passport and her husband "Venezuelan". The issue ain't them, it is the kids, but this is all assumption
There are limited nations that give out jus soil (Birthright Citizenship). The kids are technically Venezualen, but they are in a more damned position then us when it comes to bureaucracy, too much for such actions. And it is more corrupt, with no guarentees and waiting list as much as a year.
She is in a hard position, may Allah make it easier for her
SomaliSteel
No dictator can imprison a population forever.
As usual when things go bad they cry to us for help when ajanabi nonsense goes bad. Somali men at least take their L in private or leave to start a Somali family.
Failed state Faraxs can continue to stay mad.Keep triggering these faraxs I love seeing it.
I know her from BBC Arabic program that she part of it. They funny thing she is from SL lool.uhhhh.....
Gulf countries have free healthcare and amazing benefits if you're a citizen. For example Kuwaitis get a really high government allowance when they get accepted to a decent university abroad.
However many don't even try to get it. It's easier to obtain a US or European citizenship.
How much is the allowance for Kuwait students abroad?
It depends on the program and what university they get into. The Kuwaiti government covers their rent, tuition, food, and a 800 kd allowance ($2.6k a month) on top of that. If they get into an ivy league or are a grad student they can make way more ($70k+ a year).
But that's just for Kuwaiti citizens right?
yes
Yeah just Kuwaiti citizens.
