yinkbell:

Sir, what does PSW mean?

naassbaba:
This post is timing cos I am about to take decision on relocating to UK
2 kids age 13 and 6
My spouse is a fashion designer
Pls I need a an advice...that everyone

mayo47:
Absolute Gibberish here with no justification for your earlier "one of the biggest emerging country"

dupyshoo:
What route are you planning to use?
If your spouse is very good, your family can earn a lot of money from that.

puplin:
I don't know why people do conversions from Pounds to Naira when it comes to cost of living in the UK or Tuition. You won't go far if you keep this mentality when/if you get there.

Patriotsleague:

Go and pack shit abroad, lazy poor youth. The stupid fish drowns in the abundance of water. It is one of the fastest emerging market. A poor man only sees failures, I have nothing in common with people with no insight and vision. I don't debate with people of low IQ. Not everything is for everyone, keep being negative, pessimistic, it's your loss. Nigeria is indeed one of the biggest emerging economies now, whether you believe it or not, you are inconsequential.

gaby:
Good advice but certainly not a one advice that fits all.

One might just be tempted to finally admit that indeed school is scam after adding up all the amount you quoted up there.

After all, is set and done, the only thing most people will take out from this one-way style of education is how to graduate, find a 9-5 job, earn a salary, and get a mortgage to buy a house while also paying off study loans.


The whole thing get as e be joor

Munamoqel:
Nigeria has a bigger business environment ,more employment opportunities and cheaper cost of living and a larger economy . I wonder if tinibu,akpabio ibori Alam ,dezani are now Fulani the entire money looted in Abia state was taken by fulani If you want to wipe up tribalism and stupidity why not go to political section

naassbaba:
This post is timing cos I am about to take decision on relocating to UK
2 kids age 13 and 6
My spouse is a fashion designer
Pls I need a an advice...that everyone

jimetagambo:

Deep.

Hahahahahahaha. I remember embarking on further japa runs after myself and a few friends graduated in the UK. Some extremely Patriotic naija colleagues that had families way up in government where bent on going back home to Nigeria. They believed getting job won't be hard for them back home.

Well, 12 or 13 years after, they now send messages every now and then asking about how they can japa. I tell them I don't know anything about migration again. Last time I ever touched an immigration from or whatever visa application form was way back in 2012 or so when I filled visa application form for my family members to visit me abroad.

valves:
Pls I'm saying this to everyone reading, if you have that kind of money kindly move to Canada instead. I'm in Canada at the moment and I'm wondering why people run to the UK.

If you come here as a student you won't go back cos you'll most likely get a job. People get citizenship here in 3-5 years.

Don't dash UK your money pls. UK made their Visa easy for a reason. I beg make una think well

harley88:
Omooooorr

This thread is an eye opener. Was planning and saving up for a May resumption to the UK for a Business Analysis course.

I think I’d work towards a German school or Canada PR. Cos I planned paying just about half of my Uk school fees then go and hustle the rest there.

I know the process for German schools but pls what’s the process for Canadian PR??

Ain’t doing bad here in Nigeria btw. I’m 26 with the years experience and currently working towards a certification. Pls what’s my chances of easily getting a Canadian PR and what’s the timeline??

jimetagambo:

I don't regret doing mine in the UK. I don't think I would have gotten an Australian, American or Canadian visa when I applied for my UK visa in 2008. The UK masters gave me extra points which helped me move to a different country after grad. My pof for another immigration program was also saved from working with a PSW visa.

Halo22:
No wonder, most people that study and settle in UK are the stingiest group of people I have ever seen.

Patriotsleague:

Go and pack shit abroad, lazy poor youth. The stupid fish drowns in the abundance of water. It is one of the fastest emerging market. A poor man only sees failures, I have nothing in common with people with no insight and vision. I don't debate with people of low IQ. Not everything is for everyone, keep being negative, pessimistic, it's your loss. Nigeria is indeed one of the biggest emerging economies now, whether you believe it or not, you are inconsequential.

blank:


That's another angle. UK give out visas easier than other countries. I would rather have completed my masters in Canada and continued working there while securing my citizenship at the same time.

My sister and I did our masters in 2009. She just got citizenship last year while I got mine after less than 4 yrs in Canada. All the effort she spent in renewing her work visas, having to work within the lines of her visa etc. Her husband is still being denied although he has stayed longer than her.

blank:


I said this earlier as well when I said I regretted doing a Master's in UK. Total waste of time and money. School in a country that would give you the opportunity to emigrate.

People that it works for are medical people, Big 4 accountants, IT people.

zanshi:


So sorry about what you had to go through, i had a girl who live in my neighbourhood who had to do 2 masters just so she could stay at the end of the day she had to come back to Nigeria.

Back in 2016, i had read somewhere on Punch where Nigerians who completed their masters in the UK said they regretted splurging N10m on such endeavors.


I think we should also try to push trades as an alternative to Msc, it is not only cheaper you the skills learned can be transferable.

Smile4mee01:




Brother, it's just the way we see these jobs in Nigeria. Its seen as a low level job. Here in Australia. It's a money spinner.

Some care workers here out earn some bankers and engineers. My ghanian friend here is building an apartment complex in Ghana where he is going back to.

A man has to do what he has to.

ndidibabe:
Please stay at homthqnkse. UK is not worth it.

mayo47:
Its unsurprising how the average Nigerian result to abuse and insult when they cant defend themselves. You need to get educated. Having a paper certificate doesn't amount to being educated.

I dont understand how people always mistake asking for facts as against living in the subjective world. Typical mindset of people in Nigeria government that have always lived in their world and never try to be objective.

You have alot of self building to do. I hope you would one day attain this so you can achieve your outstanding visionful life

ednut1:
Alot of Nigerians who went to the uk on study visa will suffer this fate. The uk just scam Nigerians

Patriotsleague:

Bleep off, stop mentioning me, go and pack old man shit as care giver. Slave minds like yours don't see anything good in Africa or Nigeria. You better leave the country, otherwise you will die poor here, with that awful negative mind of yours.

1stGenAmerican:


While I’d recommend all 3 because there is a true chance of success with proper planning and preparation, I agree that there are many other countries that are more than suitable. What’s necessary is discernment though. Some of the countries I see people enquiring about are not great choices for Nigerians or anyone else to migrate to but rather than doing their own in depth research, they happily accept and process the second and third hand advice as long as it all sounds positive and easy.

Magic1:


Bro put me through on the steps to this US Ph.D scholarship.