I want to find my girlfriend in Tanzania, and then I want to work there for a long time. I don't know how to apply for a visa I want to ask you for help! My QQ409 194475

1. Do you know anyone in Tanzania? If you know someone, you can ask them to apply for a visa to Tanzania directly for you. China people often apply for visas in Africa through these methods. The first one is to go directly to an intermediary company in Beijing, mail your passport and attach photos, and the intermediary there will help you with company certification and get a business visit visa. You can pay the agency fee, and you can go to the country after you get a visa to handle the air ticket. The second one is what I said at the beginning. Ask your friend in Tanzania for help. You can mail your passport through international courier companies such as UPS or DHL. They will go directly to their friends in the local immigration office, sign your name directly from Tanzania and mail it back to you. You can also use this visa to enter the country.

Be sure to get a good visa, or China Customs won't let you leave the country. Also, if you want to buy a round-trip ticket, you can tell the agent who booked the ticket for you in China to return it, but don't show it on your e-ticket trip to travel itinerary, or you will be embarrassed by the black customs there with a one-way ticket.

2. When you arrive in Tanzania, the visas you mentioned above are basically tourist or business investigation visas. You can stay in Tanzania for 30 days without working. Then, one week before the expiration of your visa stay, you can apply for an extension at the local immigration office, which can give you an extension of 60-90 days. You can stay for a few more months, and then you can spend money to apply for a temporary residence permit for half a year, or if you find a company. You can ask the company to apply for a work visa for you. If your girlfriend is married to you and she has a work visa or an investment visa (commonly known as a boss visa), you can apply for a partner visa for your family, so that you can stay there for a long time.

Is there anything you don't understand?