Uniquekriss:
it's not so true, I have a family member who relocated to Germany last October with her husband, they're currently schooling and just yesterday she told me they spent approximately 13m, you get paid even as a student even if it's to language study, you're sure of about 500 euros for now.

Bouncingbabyboy:
Use that money open standard restaurant here



Una go just carry big small money de waste on top japa like toddlers

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.

ChristCee:

Consider Georgia or Russia. That money is more than enough to get you both into Georgia and Russia and there are jobs.

Omoapena:
You plan to relocate with your wife to Canada with 18m?


Is 18m even enough for 1 person not to talk of couple.

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!!

BABANGBALI:
you that lives in Buckingham palace, why no give him your own piece of advice instead of talking down on others

lastkingsman:


So you wanted to leave madam to be shining teeth with Tinubu?

Just joking. If madam get 2:1 in her first degree with high IELTS score, a budget of 20m+ naira can take both of you to UK.

She as MSc by research course, you as dependent

Another option is German opportunity card but you have to wait for about one year to get a slot if you are applying from Nigeria

FireUpNow:
Oga you move first then later come to pick your wife. Why would a good wife tell you that you must leave without her? Oh boy that side is not easy oo for husband and wife, go and test the waters first then bring your family late. Accommodation in Cana is hard oo.

busomma:
Canada will be ur sure bet cos there won't be any language barrier. I think N18 million will go far till u & ur wife stabilized. U hv a carrier in high demand everywhere my brother. Good luck 👍

43Ronin:
18mil in canada is $15k. You won't see house rent anywhere for 1k in canada at the moment maybe a studio in basement. So that's 12k from ur 15k(this is assuming you get PR and not school fees cos that 18 mil cannot cover tuition & living expenses). What I will advice is go with visiting visa stay for 6 months and see if it's worth it

Bokajimike:


Thank you. Do you have any information about Germany?

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.

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.

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.

makavellidon:
you mean say 18million no fit carry one person go canada? So how much fit carry person enter if 18million no fit carry am enter you people are too funny.....why you no tell am make e go carry 100million come because he want go canada people we just be talking rubbish...guy abeg use visitors visa enter jare when you get there you can change your visa working visa don't mind these olodo people

ednut1:
Do not come to Canada as a student , that money will only take you to a mushroom college. You or your wife should go learn French and do canada express entry PR

Bokajimike:


Thanks man. you mean 18m is not sufficient ?

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.

zanebaddo:
I tire for some women

lastkingsman:


So you wanted to leave madam to be shining teeth with Tinubu?

Just joking. If madam get 2:1 in her first degree with high IELTS score, a budget of 20m+ naira can take both of you to UK.

She as MSc by research course, you as dependent

Another option is German opportunity card but you have to wait for about one year to get a slot if you are applying from Nigeria

Bokajimike:


Thanks for the information. However, due to the criticism I've heard about the UK, I've decided to remove it from my list of options

Fuckyoumod:
why the need to study French first?

BabaDelta1:


This is totally not correct. What part of Canada are you? In my province, people have 2-4 jobs and reject shifts at will. You may be out of job if you are in places like Ontario, BC etc. Na you dey find big man area to settle in. Strategize before leaving Nigeria, I will recommend you go for hard to find skilled jobs like healthcare etc and go to a province where they need people. Na you go tire for work

tensazangetsu20:


Exactly things are gonna get more difficult so it's best you make your decisions immediately and Nigeria will only get worst especially under Tunubu