More than twenty days later, the ship finally docked in Dar es Salaam city. Wang Defeng brought his younger brother's family to the Dar es Salaam City Immigration Office to inquire about the details.
"Of course you can, Mr. Dave Wang. The country has not explicitly prohibited this sort of thing, but it will not be easy. After all, it will take time for your relatives to obtain East African nationality. Do you have enough time to stay with them for that long? You should know that they may very well be assigned to remote areas," the staff member at the Dar es Salaam City Immigration Office asked.
Wang Defeng nodded. "Then roughly how many days will it take to complete the procedures?"
"Under normal circumstances, it would take at least five or six days, while longer cases might take twenty or thirty days. Every region is asking for people, and the relationships involved are quite complicated. But now the processing time has been shortened considerably. Since most immigrants are being directed toward Angola, Mozambique, and Orange, the reviews are also more relaxed. If things go quickly, they might complete their naturalization within a day."
After hearing the staff member's explanation, Wang Defeng finally let out a breath of relief. He still had more than ten days left of his vacation. If his younger brother's family could get their household registration and other paperwork done quickly, there should still be enough time.
Two days later.
His younger brother's family had received their identity documents and household registration, which greatly relieved Wang Defeng. In Dar es Salaam city, he sent his wife a telegram telling her that he had to first escort his younger brother to Mozambique and asking her to hold down the fort at home for the time