JasonScoolari:
Netherlands comes to mind bro, cost of living is a little bit on the high side but when you secure a good job, you'll find it smooth. I have been there before and I would love to reside there permanently.


#My opinion.

sherylbakky:
I'm equally in ur shoes, tho i dont even av money 4 d traveling stuff.But frm d research av done so far...I tink Portugal is better

Speedyconnect15:
Oga, advising you is like finding a needle in a haystack.


First off, do some research and streamline your options.

There are 195 countries in the world, limit it to say 3-5 so you can concentrate.
This will also help anyone advising you.

Then, include your course of study, work experience, funds you have, age etc.

neutralmind:

I studied banking, ive been in business since i graduated. In my early thirties.

I can do sales, marketing, business research, market research , can speak and teach english etc.

richidinho:


go to thailand and teach english

madamgrace:
please I am to attend an exhibition in Germany and I have already booked appointment with the German embassy.

I was looking at the supporting documents and I saw; Certificate of Incorporation/Registration of the company in Nigeria, Memorandum and Articles of Association / Company and Allied Matters Act, Federal Inland Revenue Service Income Tax Clearance Certificate/Company Income Tax
Clearance Certificate of the past year and company´s bank statements of the last three months (only stamped and signed bank
statements accepted).

I am just an employee and my company said they can't handover the aforementioned company's documents to me though they have given me letter from the company to confirm that the company is aware of the trip.

please, what do I do? someone told me that the company's documents is targeted at self-employed not employee that I don't have to supply them as employee. but I can't confirm.

richidinho:


you need every documents that are listed there, talk to your company all they require is the photocopies

EgunMogaji:
As a seasoned entrepreneur, what will it take for you to continue in Nigeria?

Thanks.

EgunMogaji:
As a seasoned entrepreneur, what will it take for you to continue in Nigeria?

Thanks.

neutralmind:
Hello,

Brief Introduction.

I'm a young entrepreneur, male, single, university graduate.

I have faith in my country.

However, ive decided to relocate abroad for a couple of years to seek greener pastures.

The environment here in Nigeria is not the most conducive. Business gets really tough and challenging. Acesss to suport and funding is a big challenge.

It has been tough so far.


So heres the plan. I have a reliable partner Who can sustain the business while im away.

I wish to travel to another country for some years (10yrs on thè average ) where i can work and rise funds to eventually bring back home.

I need advice on which country to consider. A country with friendly migration policies,
not so expensive migration process ( i have a very low budget) .


I look forward to your ideas and suggestions.

Thanks

Babyvet:

better stay in naija.

Contumely:


Why naa?

neutralmind:

I studied banking, ive been in business since i graduated. In my early thirties.

I can do sales, marketing, business research, market research , can speak and teach english etc.

Babyvet:


Because abroad is not what you think it is, it becoming extremely difficult for Nigerians to travel out because of our reputation outside. Your low funds is not helping either.

SaintHilary:

Listen to dis advice @ ur peril OP

If you're on a low budget start off from Malta( it's a small but OK country)
Then u move to d US from dere after sumtime
PS...If its not US it can neva b US
GOODLUCK bro..see u on d oder side

EgunMogaji:
As a seasoned entrepreneur, what will it take for you to continue in Nigeria?

Thanks.

EgunMogaji:


I posed a serious question to the OP. Please be kind as to maintain your lane if possible.

speedyconnect3:


Oga Egunmogaji, na hard question oo.

But please advise from your wealth of experience sir.

You na old boss for this hustle..

Babyvet:



Go to malta to do what? He still has to go though the same immigration process whether it be from Malta or Nigeria.

stagger:


Where do you think the companies that power all our betting companies here are located, from Nairabet to Bet9ja? Malta is the home of the gaming industry and if you have the necessary skills, they have a work visa program that will take you with open arms.

SaintHilary:

Listen to dis advice @ ur peril OP

If you're on a low budget start off from Malta( it's a small but OK country)
Then u move to d US from dere after sumtime
PS...If its not US it can neva b US
GOODLUCK bro..see u on d oder side

madamgrace:
please I am to attend an exhibition in Germany and I have already booked appointment with the German embassy.

I was looking at the supporting documents and I saw; Certificate of Incorporation/Registration of the company in Nigeria, Memorandum and Articles of Association / Company and Allied Matters Act, Federal Inland Revenue Service Income Tax Clearance Certificate/Company Income Tax
Clearance Certificate of the past year and company´s bank statements of the last three months (only stamped and signed bank
statements accepted).

I am just an employee and my company said they can't handover the aforementioned company's documents to me though they have given me letter from the company to confirm that the company is aware of the trip.

please, what do I do? someone told me that the company's documents is targeted at self-employed not employee that I don't have to supply them as employee. but I can't confirm.

SaintHilary:

Listen to dis advice @ ur peril OP

If you're on a low budget start off from Malta( it's a small but OK country)
Then u move to d US from dere after sumtime
PS...If its not US it can neva b US
GOODLUCK bro..see u on d oder side