I would have loved to use Austria's study route as a stepping because of cost, but their new rules regarding legalization made me abort mission.

Hannania:
Japa version 2.0 is based on individuals. The slang basically means moving from less economical nation to the other. E.g Nigeria > Austria > Australia. Some persons might find the ebode they need in Austria. That's why I said it's relative. Try do v1.0 first

Na green card visa lottery or eb3 sure pass but Nigeria is not eligible for DV lottery again and to get eb3 green card from outside the USA is impossible

tensazangetsu20:


Lol any Nigerian that does this is a fool. Schooling in the US doesn't guarantee any working rights. Why not apply for NIW from Germany and enter the US to work. Our people are foolish Sha. That's how I saw someone that has been doing masters upon masters to stay in Belgium. More than 5 different masters yet no work or papers

Hannania:
There's something called Ausbildung in Germany. Companies will train you for three year while paying you averagely €800 to €2500 depending on the company. That's enough for your living expenses monthly. When you're done, your chances of employment is almost 100%.

For requirements, you need B1 German, and for nursing it's B2. All you need to do is have the language certificate, apply, then get your visa.

Getting a visa in Nigeria is more than a year for that, and the companies will not wait. Here's my suggestion

Get residence permit from Benin republic, Senegal or Gambia. It has to stay for 6 months before you can apply for visa in those counties. From now till then, you can learn German to B1/B2 if you're serious.

When you get the Ausbildung offer, use the residence permit and you'll be in Germany. There's no need for proof of Funds because the offer meets that. Good luck

https://liveingermany.de/ausbildung-in-germany/

There's one thing though; your employer has to prove that no other German, EU citizen, or refugee in Germany was qualified, available, and interested in filling that slot.

Edit: the law has being changed, employer doesn't need to prove this again.

InteliJ:

There's one thing though; your employer has to prove that no other German, EU citizen, or refugee in Germany was qualified, available, and interested in filling that slot.

Edit: the law has being changed, employer doesn't need to prove this again.

I'm glad you verified 👏

Esiman:
I would have loved to use Austria's study route as a stepping because of cost, but their new rules regarding legalization made me abort mission.

$400 shouldn't make you abort. What ever country you chose to go besides Austria or Germany, and Switzerland, you'll spend on tuition. So why abort because of $400?

MrAAA2:


Before we talk opportunities, lack of it thereof, one should be able to speak German up to B2 at least.
Without good German, the market size potential drastically reduce to up to 70%.

But blue collar and entry level IT is an open field ground.

English language IT roles there are really competitive at this point. Vacancies with English regularly have over a 100 applications on LinkedIn unlike the German ones. So even in IT, your life will be 10 times easier if you can speak German.

I'm hoping to start applying by July when I have B2. No need to waste my time on it now.

DC49:



English language IT roles there are really competitive at this point. Vacancies with English regularly have over a 100 applications on LinkedIn unlike the German ones. So even in IT, your life will be 10 times easier if you can speak German.

I'm hoping to start applying by July when I have B2. No need to waste my time on it now.

Not every role is on LinkedIn. There are dozens of sites in Germany, and most startups with English jobs don't even post on these platforms. You can check Xing for example, majority of roles there are not on linkedin. LinkedIn is just a strata of the bigger picture. Especially now that roles are not bountiful like before

You're right. I'm still stuck with decision right now.

Hannania:
$400 shouldn't make you abort. What ever country you chose to go besides Austria or Germany, and Switzerland, you'll spend on tuition. So why abort because of $400?

Hannania:
There's something called Ausbildung in Germany. Companies will train you for three year while paying you averagely €800 to €2500 depending on the company. That's enough for your living expenses monthly. When you're done, your chances of employment is almost 100%.

For requirements, you need B1 German, and for nursing it's B2. All you need to do is have the language certificate, apply, then get your visa.

Getting a visa in Nigeria is more than a year for that, and the companies will not wait. Here's my suggestion

Get residence permit from Benin republic, Senegal or Gambia. It has to stay for 6 months before you can apply for visa in those counties. From now till then, you can learn German to B1/B2 if you're serious.

When you get the Ausbildung offer, use the residence permit and you'll be in Germany. There's no need for proof of Funds because the offer meets that. Good luck

https://liveingermany.de/ausbildung-in-germany/

There is age limit

What's the age limit?

Avast:


There is age limit

Esiman:
What's the age limit?

I saw 25

Saw 16-30 years. Where did you see 25?

Avast:

I saw 25

Hannania:
Japa version 2.0 is based on individuals. The slang basically means moving from less economical nation to the other. E.g Nigeria > Austria > Australia. Some persons might find the ebode they need in Austria. That's why I said it's relative. Try do v1.0 first

You are the kind of people I like to have in my circle or contact.

Currently, I'm on course to what you mentioned here but I want to know if age is not a barrier in japa version 2.0, for example what is the possibility like for a 35 y/o single guy looking to use study route?

Esiman:
Saw 16-30 years. Where did you see 25?

Even at that, it is still a limitation for me because I am above 30.

https://wig-consulting.com/Home/jobseeker/international-applicant/domains/ausbildung-1/ausbildung/

CatchMeIfUCanMO:

You are the kind of people I like to have in my circle or contact.

Currently, I'm on course to what you mentioned here but I want to know if age is not a barrier in japa version 2.0, for example what is the possibility like for a 35 y/o single guy looking to use study route?

It depends on the country and the opportunities it provides. Some countries allow you to switch to work visa when you land via study route. That should be promising for a 35yr old because apart from getting an MBA, economic gains should be your aim and target.

Hannania:
It depends on the country and the opportunities it provides. Some countries allow you to switch to work visa when you land via study route. That should be promising for a 35yr old because apart from getting an MBA, economic gains should be your aim and target.

It is Austria.

Does Austria allow such?