Wacha kulalamika sheria ipo wazi. Huwezi kupata hati ya kuwa ni mtanzania kama wewe ni mume. Hata uende kwenye ubalozi wenu sijui wapi, fata sheria na wacha kusumbua watu. Mtoto sio kigezo cha wewe kukaa na mkeo Tanzania unaweza kwenda kukaa naye SA.
So do they plan to seperate a mother from her new born son?
mkuu msome vizuri, ni mwanamke!
Oooops sorry, for foreign woman married to a Tanzanian, they have a right to stay in Tanzania. Just take your marriage certificate to the Immigration Office and complete the formalities. In actual fact to make it easy take your husband with you to the Home office.
There is absolutely no issue of human rights violations here as you stated. Your embassy can issue a document in which you can use to travel with your baby back to SA. I have easily obtained the birth certificate within 48 hrs of my child being born. I think the issue here is lack of funds and it is not an issue of human rights violations. You should have stayed home and deliver your baby if you have limited financial resources. Next time you want to deliver overseas, be financially prepared!
Any foreigner married to Tanzanian can live in Tanzania with a dependent pass. It is fairly easy to obtain it and your child is automatically given Tanzanian citizenship through your spouse or can have dependent pass like you, should you choose to use only South African passport for your baby. I am advising from personal experience. You have the right to a dependant pass, it you can't afford one, there is nothing your embassy can do, but the law states clearly that you can get one as long as you pay the fee, last time I paid it was $200.
The immigration office refused,there is a fee of five hundred dollars for a residence permit for only two years.my only way was a visa extension and i hadd to behave like an underground terrorist crossing borders to do this to make sure my baby was going to have me with him
I dont think what your saying here to be true!
first thing first,
When you are dealing with Tanzania immigration! NOTHING IS EASY! Even a smallest issue, you have to bribe! bagging and being humiliated all the time!
2. If you are a Male foreigner married to a tanzanian , Your child CAN NOT BECOME TANZANIA NATIONAL AUTOMATICALLY!
Its a loong and UGLY proses!
In short, If you have immigration issues with Tanzania authority just give yourself a plenty of time, and prepare to BRIBE EVERYONE!
Sometime they hide your documents purposely just to get a BRIBE!
You might think that's crazy! but its the facts!
Some EVIL PEOPLE have decided to live a life of corruptions, and because of that, A lot of US will pay the price.
SOMETIME I FEEL EMBARRASSED TO CALL MYSELF "TANZANIAN"[/QUOT
and thats why we need another media platform to get to a wider audience to debate these issues.It is basic rights.Voices of other cases need to be heard to make any kind of an impact and not decsion making of laws in closed doors .We need this to go out in the open,radio,tv,newspapers, or any other way.I have documented proof of my case being submitted to all official recipients and even the immigration office have in their files!
Nothing in Tanzania is impossible to get if you know how to work the system!!!I dont think what your saying here to be true!
first thing first,
When you are dealing with Tanzania immigration! NOTHING IS EASY! Even a smallest issue, you have to bribe! bagging and being humiliated all the time!
2. If you are a Male foreigner married to a tanzanian , Your child CAN NOT BECOME TANZANIA NATIONAL AUTOMATICALLY!
Its a loong and UGLY proses!
In short, If you have immigration issues with Tanzania authority just give yourself a plenty of time, and prepare to BRIBE EVERYONE!
Sometime they hide your documents purposely just to get a BRIBE!
You might think that's crazy! but its the facts!
Some EVIL PEOPLE have decided to live a life of corruptions, and because of that, A lot of US will pay the price.
SOMETIME I FEEL EMBARRASSED TO CALL MYSELF "TANZANIAN"
Registering a birth All children born in South Africa must be registered within 30 days of their birth (in terms of the Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1992.
A parent, parents, guardian or any other person legally responsible for the child must complete Form BI-24 (with black ink only) and it must be submitted to the nearest office of the Department of Home Affairs if you are in South Africa, or the nearest South African embassy, mission or consulate if you are overseas.
Once the childs birth has been registered, an abridged birth certificate is issued free of charge, usually a day or so after the registration application has been submitted.
Getting copies of birth certificates
Unabridged birth certificates are issued upon request to persons who are:
- South African citizens by birth or naturalisation
- Children of South African citizens who were born abroad
Nothing in Tanzania is impossible to get if you know how to work the system!!!
I know few male foreigners in Tanzania. They had no issue of obtaining resident permits or Tanzanian passports for their kids. I have concluded that this lady is not even South African!!! First, no South African will come all the way to Tanzania to deliver a baby and leave behind a much superior health care system in her country. Second, no South African will deliver in Bagamoyo, go to some neighbouring country and smuggle herself out and in to get her passport renewed and cry she is broke and can't pay $500 for her permit . And third, she does not mention at all about her husband. It makes zero sense to go to neighbouring country and back to renew your visa when you can't pay the resident visa. I mean South African passport holders are charged $50 to get a visa. She would have to show that she can afford to come to Tanzania at the first place before she got her first visa stamped in her passport. She is supposed to come all the way from South Africa but can't pay $500? That's why I think she is pulling our leg. You would expect her husband to help her since he is a citizen, wouldn't you? Why doesn't she mention him??? and lastly, I have been to South Africa and have many South African friends, her English ability is not at par with an average South African. I smell BS here.
Excuse me .You are judgemental an stereotyping .English on par?You imagine you have vast knowledge.Retire to a farm and soak in bulls shitting.My official documentation of identification is everywhere here. Why do i need to mention my husband to you?Do you want his dna tests?The issue I raised was not to start a novel ,why did your male foreign friends work the system scrupulously to get tanzanian passports when they had superior system backgrounds?Do i question why you chose Tanzania over your superior system :my financial state has nothing to do with my principles.
Get your googled facts in check with reality and hold your assumptions of my reasons and pathways to make plotpoints for some fiction movie or something!dont try to teach me from your google searches
Nothing in Tanzania is impossible to get if you know how to work the system!!!
I know few male foreigners in Tanzania. They had no issue of obtaining resident permits or Tanzanian passports for their kids. I have concluded that this lady is not even South African!!! First, no South African will come all the way to Tanzania to deliver a baby and leave behind a much superior health care system in her country. Second, no South African will deliver in Bagamoyo, go to some neighbouring country and smuggle herself out and in to get her passport renewed and cry she is broke and can't pay $500 for her permit . And third, she does not mention at all about her husband. It makes zero sense to go to neighbouring country and back to renew your visa when you can't pay the resident visa. I mean South African passport holders are charged $50 to get a visa. She would have to show that she can afford to come to Tanzania at the first place before she got her first visa stamped in her passport. She is supposed to come all the way from South Africa but can't pay $500? That's why I think she is pulling our leg. You would expect her husband to help her since he is a citizen, wouldn't you? Why doesn't she mention him??? and lastly, I have been to South Africa and have many South African friends, her English ability is not at par with an average South African. I smell BS here.