I don't know how to explain this. But I'll appreciate inputs and advise from fellow Nairalanders. Have been a guest for a while. I had to open an account so I can post my ordeal. pardon my grammatical blunders.
I'm 32yr old, who resides in the south western part of Nigeria. I'm a graduate of information technology. Though I came out with 2.2 In the university ( This is a story for another, cos all I did in the university was to cram all the calculus and Schrodinger Equations). I'm an entrepreneur, who is into logistics and farming(egg production and fishery).
Got diagnosed with HBP( Early last year, not that I live a reckless lifestyle. Its hereditary). Got married to my best friend couple of months ago(she is an undergraduate who has been home for months , thanks to ASUU).
We're contemplating on moving abroad for the benefits of our unborn kids. And for a better life (Taking into consideration my health condition).
I noticed UK, US and Canada is the most sought after country.
Would like inputs from anyone in the know which country gives Spousal visa(Though I Google this already) but I'll appreciate others opinion.
Which country is easy to migrate to?
I intend starting the process before the years runs out( Cos I don't want to restock another set of birds after selling off my old layers by Dec).
CC.
Hadampson
Ednut1
Richdee1
Sainthillary
And the rest of the Japa Crew

Well even with all this, i believe Nigeria still has good opportunities

Ajala101:
I don't know how to explain this. But I'll appreciate inputs and advise from fellow Nairalanders. Have been a guest for a while. I had to open an account so I can post my ordeal. pardon my grammatical blunders.
I'm 32yr old, who resides in the south western part of Nigeria. I'm a graduate of information technology. Though I came out with 2.2 In the university ( This is a story for another, cos all I did in the university was to cram all the calculus and Schrodinger Equations). I'm an entrepreneur, who is into logistics and farming(egg production and fishery).
Got diagnosed with HBP( Early last year, not that I live a reckless lifestyle. Its hereditary). Got married to my best friend couple of months ago(she is an undergraduate who has been home for months , thanks to ASUU).
We're contemplating on moving abroad for the benefits of our unborn kids. And for a better life (Taking into consideration my health condition).
I noticed UK, US and Canada is the most sought after country.
Would like inputs from anyone in the know which country gives Spousal visa(Though I Google this already) but I'll appreciate others opinion.
Which country is easy to migrate to?
I intend starting the process before the years runs out( Cos I don't want to restock another set of birds after selling off my old layers by Dec).
CC.
Hadampson
Ednut1
Richdee1
Sainthillary
And the rest of the Japa Crew

There is nothing like spouse visa when you are not married to a foreigner.

Ajala101:
I don't know how to explain this. But I'll appreciate inputs and advise from fellow Nairalanders. Have been a guest for a while. I had to open an account so I can post my ordeal. pardon my grammatical blunders.
I'm 32yr old, who resides in the south western part of Nigeria. I'm a graduate of information technology. Though I came out with 2.2 In the university ( This is a story for another, cos all I did in the university was to cram all the calculus and Schrodinger Equations). I'm an entrepreneur, who is into logistics and farming(egg production and fishery).
Got diagnosed with HBP( Early last year, not that I live a reckless lifestyle. Its hereditary). Got married to my best friend couple of months ago(she is an undergraduate who has been home for months , thanks to ASUU).
We're contemplating on moving abroad for the benefits of our unborn kids. And for a better life (Taking into consideration my health condition).
I noticed UK, US and Canada is the most sought after country.
Would like inputs from anyone in the know which country gives Spousal visa(Though I Google this already) but I'll appreciate others opinion.
Which country is easy to migrate to?
I intend starting the process before the years runs out( Cos I don't want to restock another set of birds after selling off my old layers by Dec).
CC.
Hadampson
Ednut1
Richdee1
Sainthillary
And the rest of the Japa Crew

with this profile. Its student visa things. Look for a country that allows stay or is easy to stay after studying

Magnificent614:
Well even with all this, i believe Nigeria still has good opportunities

No one asked you sha.

justwise:


There is nothing like spouse visa when you are not married to a foreigner.

Pardon my imprudence sir

ednut1:
with this profile. Its student visa things. Look for a country that allows stay or is easy to stay after studying

Student route seems to be the only way out. Don't know how Canada, Australia and US immigration thing works. Cos I'm hoping of moving by next year Max (September).

Ajala101:
I don't know how to explain this. But I'll appreciate inputs and advise from fellow Nairalanders. Have been a guest for a while.
I intend starting the process before the years runs out( Cos I don't want to restock another set of birds after selling off my old layers by Dec). w

If you/your wife are willing to learn French (to boost your scores) you could try express entry. Though I don't know how your HBP could affect things. Or try Canada study visa. Your wife could apply for an undergraduate program in canada. If she's in year 2, I think she can transfer (not all unis will accept).
Canada is the most cost effective (and best option imo) for studying. Even cheaper if you go as a PR. Though EE takes a lot of time nowadays. The earlier the better. Start learning a relevant tech skill (data science, software engineering/development, Web development, cloud engineering etc) since you already have the educational background. You can decide to do a diploma/certificate or even a masters to help you transition well. It's best and way easier to make the move before kids come.

You could try France but the process isn't as straightforward as Canada's

Good luck

Ajala101:

Student route seems to be the only way out. Don't know how Canada, Australia and US immigration thing works. Cos I'm hoping of moving by next year Max (September).

usa no way for you except student visa.

Canada age is against you already for the main stream plus your wife doesn’t have work experience . You may qualify for province nomination if any of them needs your occupation . You have to read and research the link and from YouTube too
https://www.nairaland.com/6829885/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Australia u also have to research if any state needs your occupation. Nothing like max i these journey. Canada took some people 2 years to get their application finalised. https://www.nairaland.com/4478747/diy-guide-australian-permanent-resident

If you no qualify then student visa things

Lastbornbuns:

If you/your wife are willing to learn French (to boost your scores) you could try express entry. Though I don't know how your HBP could affect things. Or try Canada study visa. Your wife could apply for an undergraduate program in canada. If she's in year 2, I think she can transfer (not all unis will accept).
Canada is the most cost effective (and best option imo) for studying. Even cheaper if you go as a PR. Though EE takes a lot of time nowadays. The earlier the better. Start learning a relevant tech skill (data science, software engineering/development, Web development, cloud engineering etc) since you already have the educational background. You can decide to do a diploma/certificate or even a masters to help you transition well. It's best and way easier to make the move before kids come.

You could try France but the process isn't as straightforward as Canada's

Good luck

Okay sir... Though have got a poor maths background and have phobia for programming. I'm searching to see IT skills that are in demand in Canada that doesn't involve my weak areas. Thanks a lot for your input sir. I appreciate sir

ednut1:
usa no way for you except student visa.

Canada age is against you already for the main stream plus your wife doesn’t have work experience . You may qualify for province nomination if any of them needs your occupation . You have to read and research the link and from YouTube too
https://www.nairaland.com/6829885/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Australia u also have to research if any state needs your occupation. Nothing like max i these journey. Canada took some people 2 years to get their application finalised. https://www.nairaland.com/4478747/diy-guide-australian-permanent-resident

If you no qualify then student visa things

Thanks for the links sir... Guess I'll just settle for Canada then. And crush the idea of leaving sooner . I appreciate sir

Pansophist, food is ready.

PS: Op, please pardon my indulgence. The one I mention is a god in Olympus as per your post.

Thanks.

I will advice op to try Austria,cos all those tier 1 country won't be that easy to enter and it also require alot of money.

Ajala101:

Okay sir... Though have got a poor maths background and have phobia for programming. I'm searching to see IT skills that are in demand in Canada that doesn't involve my weak areas. Thanks a lot for your input sir. I appreciate sir

There's nothing to be scared of in maths. Work on improving your skills and you'll be fine. There are also non IT roles in demand in canada. You'd have to do your research. Or you/your wife can switch to nursing if you like. I'm sure there's no country that'd reject nurses.

Lastbornbuns:

There's nothing to be scared of in maths. Work on improving your skills and you'll be fine. There are also non IT roles in demand in canada. You'd have to do your research. Or you/your wife can switch to nursing if you like. I'm sure there's no country that'd reject nurses.

Okay sir... Yeah, she nurtures the dream of been a nurse someday. But I intend having more then enough funds to Carter for our needs and her schooling anywhere we decide t o relocate to.

ednut1:
usa no way for you except student visa.

Canada age is against you already for the main stream plus your wife doesn’t have work experience . You may qualify for province nomination if any of them needs your occupation . You have to read and research the link and from YouTube too
https://www.nairaland.com/6829885/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled

Australia u also have to research if any state needs your occupation. Nothing like max i these journey. Canada took some people 2 years to get their application finalised. https://www.nairaland.com/4478747/diy-guide-australian-permanent-resident

If you no qualify then student visa things

Sorry to bother you sir... Have Seen two universities that offer a course I might want to go for my MSc sir. This two are cheap from my own point of view sir . Namely, University of Waterloo & Dalhousie University sir. Is it still feasible for me to start the application process as I'm 32yr old already. I tried checking on Google and I can't find any age restriction for msc in Canada sir.

Ajala101:

Okay sir... Though have got a poor maths background and have phobia for programming. I'm searching to see IT skills that are in demand in Canada that doesn't involve my weak areas. Thanks a lot for your input sir. I appreciate sir

My brother other IT areas have been taken over by Indians , Ukrainians and south Americans. Let nobody deceive you. If you are not doing nursing or health then you must be do programming to get a chance

jesmond3945:
My brother other IT areas have been taken over by Indians , Ukrainians and south Americans. Let nobody deceive you. If you are not doing nursing or health then you must be do programming to get a chance

My msc course is IT related to health sir. Besides my wife intends starting bsc nursing when we relocate sir.

Ajala101:

My msc course is IT related to health sir. Besides my wife intends starting bsc nursing when we relocate sir.

yes let your wife do nursing she would get a job. Whilst doing your Msc course please get web development skills or software development skills or devops skills. Employers care about skills and not degree.

jesmond3945:
yes let your wife do nursing she would get a job. Whilst doing your Msc course please get web development skills or software development skills or devops skills. Employers care about skills and not degree.

Okay sir... Thanks for the headup sir

joshteo:
I will advice op to try Austria,cos all those tier 1 country won't be that easy to enter and it also require alot of money.

been researching everything Austria for months now, can u put me through?

Have been thinking aloud lately... I don't know if it's possible or the right approach to take. Is it possible to start a logistics business in Canada. Don't know if $10,000-$20,000 will start a mini logistics business. I'm thinking of going into business while my wife pursue her nursing dreams. I'll appreciate your opinion
Ednut1,1stGenAmerican,Lanresz,Treadway

Ajala101:
Have been thinking aloud lately... I don't know if it's possible or the right approach to take. Is it possible to start a logistics business in Canada. Don't know if $10,000-$20,000 will start a mini logistics business. I'm thinking of going into business while my wife pursue her nursing dreams. I'll appreciate your opinion
Ednut1,1stGenAmerican,Lanresz,Treadway

Ednut1 may be able to help with that. I am not in Canada. Cheers!

Ajala101:
Have been thinking aloud lately... I don't know if it's possible or the right approach to take. Is it possible to start a logistics business in Canada. Don't know if $10,000-$20,000 will start a mini logistics business. I'm thinking of going into business while my wife pursue her nursing dreams. I'll appreciate your opinion
Ednut1,1stGenAmerican,Lanresz,Treadway

Extensive research and a detailed business plan are absolutely necessary.
I’m in the US, not Canada however licenses, permits, a business plan, insurance, and other start-up costs may take up a sizable portion of $10,000. You’ll find useful information and links to everything else you need to know here
https://www.entrepreneur.com/en-za/starting-a-business/7-steps-to-starting-a-transport-and-logistics-business/335794

The Canadian government websites will let you know the cost of licenses, permits, and the processes involved.

1stGenAmerican:


Extensive research and a detailed business plan are absolutely necessary.
I’m in the US, not Canada however licenses, permits, a business plan, insurance, and other start-up costs may take up a sizable portion of $10,000. You’ll find useful information and links to everything else you need to know here
https://www.entrepreneur.com/en-za/starting-a-business/7-steps-to-starting-a-transport-and-logistics-business/335794

The Canadian government websites will let you know the cost of licenses, permits, and the processes involved.

Thanks for the information sir . Gracias

Treadway:
Ednut1 may be able to help with that. I am not in Canada. Cheers!

Oh okay sir

Ajala101:
Have been thinking aloud lately... I don't know if it's possible or the right approach to take. Is it possible to start a logistics business in Canada. Don't know if $10,000-$20,000 will start a mini logistics business. I'm thinking of going into business while my wife pursue her nursing dreams. I'll appreciate your opinion
Ednut1,1stGenAmerican,Lanresz,Treadway

get the full driving licence, buy a mini van or van of like 5k to 15k cash or apply for loan. Register with amazon, uber, postage people, and others companies looking for drivers. Do it for about 6 months to a year to learn the ropes and build contacts. After that you can go set up your own company while combining with guys listed too. You can go into trucking too,working for someone or doing owner operators.

ednut1:
get the full driving licence, buy a mini van or van of like 5k to 15k cash or apply for loan. Register with amazon, uber, postage people, and others companies looking for drivers. Do it for about 6 months to a year to learn the ropes and build contacts. After that you can go set up your own company while combining with guys listed too. You can go into trucking too,working for someone or doing owner operators.

Thanks chief... I'm very grateful sir. I'll work with the information you've just provided sir

Ednut has answered your question. Once you understand the way the business is run, you can start your own company.

lanresz:
Ednut has answered your question. Once you understand the way the business is run, you can start your own company.

Thanks a lot sir ... Guess I'll just take things a step at a time.