Please how is life in Jordan for Nigerians? am planning to move to Jordan as a casual worker. please help me

shegoly:
Please how is life in Jordan for Nigerians? am planning to move to Jordan as a casual worker. please help me

LOL, same here

lathrowinger:

LOL, same here

are u sure? if yes, have u gotten any information about the country

[quote author=shegoly post=76041125] are u sure? if yes, have u gotten any information about the country[/quote. Nop, looking for same opportunity.

Jordan is a very nice country, but I will advise you to go with a student visa.

nowhere wey my people no go put head

Jordan is a very nice country, but I will advise you to go with a student visa.[/quote] sorry for asking.....have u been there before

KendrickAyomide:
nowhere wey my people no go put head

desperation is to blame for all these

now you will see Nigerians hustling visa to many many obscure places of the world

KendrickAyomide:
nowhere wey my people no go put head

o boy man must hustle

shegoly:
Jordan is a very nice country, but I will advise you to go with a student visa. sorry for asking.....have u been there before

Yes.... any problem?

xoxo001:

Yes.... any problem?

just wanna know more about it cos I will be going there very soon

shegoly:
just wanna know more about it cos I will be going there very soon

Try to go there with a student visa, your best shot is to apply for their language course, the admission is very simple and straight forward.

You can ask me any question, I will try my best to do justice to it.

how do i apply for their language course and how much is the course and the processing? must i pay for the course while I'm here or when I get to their country? how is job over there?

Jordan is quite a nice place. Lived there for about 2 years. As someone above pointed out,it's best going through study which is the best and easiest route. Go here and apply https://althuraya.org/indexEn.aspx?Lang=1

Baabu320:
how do i apply for their language course and how much is the course and the processing? must i pay for the course while I'm here or when I get to their country? how is job over there?

prior to last year, you don't have to pay your school fee until you get there but trust Nigerians, they miss used the opportunity. Now you have to pay before coming to Jordan. the fee is between 600 to 700 us dollar. Also to apply for the language course, all you need is your original o level result, data page of your international passport, white background photo passport, your sponsor bank statement of account. I am very sure that if you provide all this your admission is 100 percent sure. Note, Jordan is a very good country to hustle far better than UAE

please where is there embassy located in Nigeria for an interview... secondly, how much do you think someone is needed for all the process including tuition fee.. I mean everything in total as well as pocket money..... lastly, can someone be into aside hustling while schooling there?.. thanks in anticipation

Icongold2006:
please where is there embassy located in Nigeria for an interview... secondly, how much do you think someone is needed for all the process including tuition fee.. I mean everything in total as well as pocket money..... lastly, can someone be into aside hustling while schooling there?.. thanks in anticipation

They don't have embassy in Nigeria, after you have been admitted by the school you applied for. They will send you your admission letter through Email, you come with the printed letter and a letter from their immigration office to Jordan. A visa sticker will be stamp on your passport at the port of entry... then after that you will proceed to do your medicals with the school clinic before you will be given Iqama that is the residents permit. you are free to work with it, no harassment once you have it. I think you should budget 800k BTA inclusive for all expenses.

xoxo001:

They don't have embassy in Nigeria, after you have been admitted by the school you applied for. They will send you your admission letter through Email, you come with the printed letter to Jordan. A visa sticker will be stamp on your passport at the port of entry... then after that you will proceed to do your medicals with the school clinic before you will be given Iqama that is the residents permit. you are free to work with it, no harassment once you have it. I think you should budget 800k BTA inclusive for all expenses.

thanks very much

I think i am interested in this please. What is the minimum wage of a casual worker in Jordan and how is the accommodation and feeding cost averagely for one month.

thanks.

Its a thread!!!

kwammy5000:


I think i am interested in this please. What is the minimum wage of a casual worker in Jordan and how is the accommodation and feeding cost averagely for one month.

thanks.

well, it depends on how much you are ready to settle for. Where I worked, I was paid 250k monthly. I have a friend collecting 335k monthly. some people are also collecting 180k, 200k. you can always find a better paying job, it's not like Dubai where you are contracted to work for a period of time before you can change job. on the issue of house rent, you can share flats with other Nigerians. let say 30 to 50k per month, depending on the town and location

xoxo001:

well, it depends on how much you are ready to settle for. Where I worked, I was paid 250k monthly. I have a friend collecting 335k monthly. some people are also collecting 180k, 200k. you can always find a better paying job, it's not like Dubai where you are contracted to work for a period of time before you can change job. on the issue of house rent, you can share flats with other Nigerians. let say 30 to 50k per month, depending on the town and location

But the county I expensive ... Beside what school are you in ?... And what job?

KendrickAyomide:
nowhere wey my people no go put head

I taaya bros...Jonathan even gave them options, US, canada, Australia, new Zealand etc but bubu replace am with Pakistan, Yemen, syria

Jordan!!! Oh jeez

Ugosample:


desperation is to blame for all these

now you will see Nigerians hustling visa to many many obscure places of the world

@Ugosample: The west African countries you suggested to them (Nigerians) , they won't look into it and try make enquiries... How on earth will someone travel to a country where your embassy is not established....

It speaks volume....
Naija dey suffer ó

nuel101:

But the county I expensive ... Beside what school are you in ?... And what job?

I studied in Ewan Institute, Arman. I was working then with a Gas company. apart from arman which is the capital city of Jordan, I think other cities are not too expensive. I was able to save 120k monthly then when I was working the company. it depends on how you spend money bro. I'm now in to buying and selling

komodapson:


@Ugosample: The west African countries you suggested to them (Nigerians) , they won't look into it and try make enquiries... How on earth will someone travel to a country where your embassy is not established....

It speaks volume....
Naija dey suffer ó

"information is power and power is not negotiable " what you don't know, you don't know. I was once like you guys, talking bad about countries like Jordan until I was given the information at a very costly price. You see bro, it's better to take a different route to a France, Estonia, China etc, if you will not easily get the same opportunity here in your beloved Nigeria. with my residents permit in Jordan, I got my Estonia and Netherlands within six months. Everything is about plan, don't stay in Nigeria applying for these countries visas cos you will be wasting much of your time. the Jordan citizens here don't travel that much cos their country is doing great... presently a Jordan Dina is 507 to your Nigeria naira. each time I sent just 30 JD home to my brother, I dey feel the prayers lol. people with visions don't stay in one corner of their house waiting for things to happen, they go out to make it happen. Stop discouraging people who are old enough to decide for themselves. peace

xoxo001:

"information is power and power is not negotiable " what you don't know, you don't know. I was once like you guys, talking bad about countries like Jordan until I was given the information at a very costly price. You see bro, it's better to take a different route to a France, Estonia, China etc, if you will not easily get the same opportunity here in your beloved Nigeria. with my residents permit in Jordan, I got my Estonia and Netherlands within six months. Everything is about plan, don't stay in Nigeria applying for these countries visas cos you will be wasting much of your time. the Jordan citizens here don't travel that much cos their country is doing great... presently a Jordan Dina is 507 to your Nigeria naira. each time I sent just 30 JD home to my brother, I dey feel the prayers lol. people with visions don't stay in one corner of their house waiting for things to happen, they go out to make it happen. Stop discouraging people who are old enough to decide for themselves. peace

You sound like an agent to me Hope you're not one

Nednwoko:


You sound like an agent to me Hope you're not one

Agent ke?....lol, you see why I hate to post on nairaland? it's because of stuffs like this. Anyways, I am not an Agent.

abeg make una keep us updated

xoxo001:

well, it depends on how much you are ready to settle for. Where I worked, I was paid 250k monthly. I have a friend collecting 335k monthly. some people are also collecting 180k, 200k. you can always find a better paying job, it's not like Dubai where you are contracted to work for a period of time before you can change job. on the issue of house rent, you can share flats with other Nigerians. let say 30 to 50k per month, depending on the town and location

Thanks for the info brother, i will like to join you guys soon if you dont mind.
i sent a pm, will be glad if you answer me just to share some info.

kwammy5000:


Thanks for the info brother, i will like to join you guys soon if you dont mind.
i sent a pm, will be glad if you answer me just to share some info.

I think it will be better to ask the questions here. I'm not in Jordan right now but I should be back by August. I had already replied your pm tho