2Radii:
But how can people be in canada more than a year unemployed?? A no belive that one ooh, tho I have never bn there

victorazy:


More than enough bro!

braine:


18m is less than 17k CAD o. That’s way below the annual minimum wage bro. You will make that money back in no time!

There’s huge return on investment. It’s just that it can be VERY rough when you first arrive. Don’t dull.

Bignuell:
18M on student visa and suffering, please explain

lollybizzu:


You are a tribal id*ot.
People like you don't know anything but come online to express their stupidity without shame.
And mind you I'm yoruba.

Leemzyy:
Lol no talk to my baby anyhow

BABANGBALI:
I hope you're wearing those waist beads that I boughted for you? I wan feel am for your waste tonight.

RealEzee:
ur baby need breasst make e rest

odugbe1:
I have one agent that can do visitor visa for 2m,you will first pay 500k as part payment after your visa ready you can now pay ur balance

Ezemeiyogu:


Run now and get Residence permit in Senegal, by that, you can leave for Germany within four months through Senegal, once you have an admission.

Don't dare try going through Nigeria because except ypu have scholarship or a First class graduate (last 2years till date)., you won't be able to to leave till after 21+ months waiting.

With your 18m, rush now and block an account with 11,300€ before exchange rate makes your 18m look like 2m.

You won't be paying school fees in Germany as a student in a public school, so your 18m go take you enter Germany wella.

Bokajimike:
Hello Nairaland,

I am seeking advice on relocating to either Germany or Canada at the beginning of next year. I currently work remotely as the sole UI/UX designer for a tech company in Nigeria. I am married and in my late 20s. The idea of relocating has been on my mind for a few months now, and I have seriously been considering leaving the country. I hold a degree in Electrical Engineering.

A friend suggested that I could move through a study program, but I am not sure if I can focus on academics at the moment. I am keen to hear how others have successfully and legitimately relocated. My wife is insistent that I shouldn’t leave the country without her, so I am planning for both of us to move together.

I would appreciate any advice on how to proceed with relocating to either Germany or Canada. If you prefer to share detailed information privately, my email is in my signature.

Thank you in advance for your help.

fredoooooo:
Go to Canada ..Europe is not it

tensazangetsu20:


Lol don't worry about my family for me. My mama no born like rat

ChristCee:

This thread is for people with experience, experts and not kids. It's easy to know you have never traveled before.

TheOldGods:

Since you rejected UK, I know my advice won't be for you, but I'll just say it anyways for others coming up here. Why would you want to leave a country where your dollar you earn is higher and you can sustain perfectly instead of moving to a country you spend same dollar. If you earn 3000$ a month, bro house rent and bills will render you a pauper. You're better off in Nigeria, but Nigeria is bleeped so I will recommend another African country. Rwanda is the best bet. Not only is the dollar you're earning really high there, it's way better than Nigeria. To be honest, you may earn more than me in dollars or I may earn more than you, cause I'm a motion designer. But when I travelled to UK with my meagre $$$$ salary a month, I knew I was going to be a very poor human. I came back. I live in a 4 bedroom duplex on the island paying 4.5m a year, that should have been over 15m a year if I was in uk.

crossbreedwears:
Please stop suggesting Uk for people who want ro Japa. There are better countries for Godsake na!

LucemFerre:

UK don stop dependant package

TheOldGods:

Since you rejected UK, I know my advice won't be for you, but I'll just say it anyways for others coming up here. Why would you want to leave a country where your dollar you earn is higher and you can sustain perfectly instead of moving to a country you spend same dollar. If you earn 3000$ a month, bro house rent and bills will render you a pauper. You're better off in Nigeria, but Nigeria is bleeped so I will recommend another African country. Rwanda is the best bet. Not only is the dollar you're earning really high there, it's way better than Nigeria. To be honest, you may earn more than me in dollars or I may earn more than you, cause I'm a motion designer. But when I travelled to UK with my meagre $$$$ salary a month, I knew I was going to be a very poor human. I came back. I live in a 4 bedroom duplex on the island paying 4.5m a year, that should have been over 15m a year if I was in uk.

2Radii:
But how can people be in canada more than a year unemployed?? A no belive that one ooh, tho I have never bn there

CartelKenneth:


How do you expect grown man’s of almost 36 yrs to star learning French now
His brain has caked already na🤣

Truthsave:
I live in Germany 🇩🇪 with my wife and kids and that's the best choice I have made , Germany over useless Canada , any day , no natural disaster, free education, child's support, government support in every thing , if you have the money and connection, move on . Nigeria is not a country!!

tensazangetsu20:


Dey play. Nigerians in Canada especially those on student visa dey suffer like mad

Sapasenator:
You can't talk about relocation without considering Permanent Residency (PR) status. As a specialist in relocating people from all over the world, I have successfully helped individuals from East Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, and Nigeria move to North America over the past ten years.

The way people use the word "relocation" often makes me laugh because they assume it's solely about money. I had an engineer with N50 million crying on the phone because she was refused a PR. I also once assisted the wife of a House of Assembly member in Abuja, who was declined entry to the UK despite her husband owning a hotel valued at half a billion naira.

Relocation is not just about your money. It's about understanding the immigration process, meeting the necessary requirements, and having the right guidance to navigate the complexities involved.

Unless you qualify under one of the PR programs. Your 18M means nothing.