dejol88:
Sequel to the just concluded elections , I have decided to get out of this country forever. To be sincere i have raised 6 million naira in cash but dont want to invest it here due to unfavorable climate .

Kindly list out 1st world country i can relocate to and the steps to take to achieve it.

Your kind input would forever be appreciated

come make I arrange south Korea for you

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KelvinCX:
Germany not advisable

why?

Hadampson:
@dejol88

Firstly, any country that you want to go, don't use agents or send anybody money, especially on this forum. That 6 million naira don enter their brain. Na to use conning ways to extort some money from you if not all.


Secondly, if i were you, i would look for one peaceful African country and establish business in the country. 6 million naira is a chicken change if you want to go to the USA. Some African countries have a favorable conditions for business. Example is Rwanda

But if you want to go to first world country, i would suggest you choose either Germany, Canada, Australia or New Zealand.

#Shalom

New Zealand ke? Bad decision. Things are extremely expensive there. Rent is about 300 NZD (give or take) weekly. If you doubt me, check online rental sites. They are also far away from the rest of the world which makes food and other items costly especially if they are imported. Then factor in cost of air ticket to begin with.
It's a cool country from all indications, but it's not a great choice for someone relocating from a 3rd world country on a budget. Australia isn't that much different.

Don't go to Canada, try Australia instead (good weather, jobs, and pay)

rex444:
come make I arrange south Korea for you

Can you inbox me your number to my email..
My younger cousin wants to school in south Korea Gavrelino123@yahoo.com...

dejol88:
Sequel to the just concluded elections , I have decided to get out of this country forever. To be sincere i have raised 6 million naira in cash but dont want to invest it here due to unfavorable climate .

Kindly list out 1st world country i can relocate to and the steps to take to achieve it.

Your kind input would forever be appreciated

You can try other saner African climes lile botswana. I encourage you bro get out. Aint no one stopping you. The country has gone to the dogs. Hope to join you soon.

Raalsalghul:
You can try other saner African climes lile botswana. I encourage you bro get out. Aint no one stopping you. The country has gone to the dogs. Hope to join you soon.

Thank you . I will try and research about the country with business one can delve into

Mizwisdom:
Don't go to Canada, try Australia instead (good weather, jobs, and pay)

Ok sis.

MarkGud:


why?

Can you explain why germany is not good.thanks

dejol88:

Thanks for the insight though. I am an Engineer and dont want to go into fashion biz . since I do not know much about it.

Why can't you consider real estate, you will definitely be happy you do.

Nigeria is an emerging market, investors from abroad are keying into opportunities down here.

I will like you to read about a story of:
A House Of 1,000 mirrors which involved 2 different dogs

You can make it big here in Nigeria and that doesn't prevent you from going to any country across the globe for business and leisure; but running away, I don't encourage that.

dejol88:
Sequel to the just concluded elections , I have decided to get out of this country forever. To be sincere i have raised 6 million naira in cash but dont want to invest it here due to unfavorable climate .

Kindly list out 1st world country i can relocate to and the steps to take to achieve it.

Your kind input would forever be appreciated

Please I beg you, go to Canada. You will never regret it

queengift:
Are u a Nigerian? Are u tired of Nigeria? Do u want to travel abroad? If YES u lie,Nobody is going anywhere we die here���

you are going to die here alone

INTEGRITYA1:


Why can't you consider real estate, you will definitely be happy you do.

Nigeria is an emerging market, investors from abroad are keying into opportunities down here.

I will like you to read about a story of:
A House Of 1,000 mirrors which involved 2 different dogs

You can make it big here in Nigeria and that doesn't prevent you from going to any country across the globe for business and leisure; but running away, I don't encourage that.

While I agree with some points raised especially investing in real estates I have some reservation .I must also say that investment in nigeria has got lots of risk with unfavourable tax system which is stiffling many businesses
Moving from that, migration from nigeria does not always about economic reasons but other factors that support life.
I saw a report recently about our education system , where 26 million nigerians in school are not properly taught.I fear for my unborn child to grow up in Nigeria.
Lastly , I just feel alot of things are just not right with us.Especially ,concerning human lives.

dejol88:

While I agree with some points raised especially investing in real estates I have some reservation .I must also say that investment in nigeria has got lots of risk with unfavourable tax system which is stiffling many businesses
Moving from that, migration from nigeria does not always about economic reasons but other factors that suoport life.
I saw a report recently about our education , where 26 million nigerians are not properly taught.I fear for my unborn child to grow up in Nigeria.
Lastly , I just feel alot of things are just not right with us.Especially concerning human lives.

I really agreed with you and there is no reason denying the obvious points you've raised above most especially at bolded.

Like I said, I'm not against traveling out of the country most especially for business purposes, holiday and leisure; since you've raised some tangible money for yourself.

Though I'm not pressurising you to consider my opinion but I can tell you convincingly that; people are making it big here in Nigeria.

If we look at the situation of things and way of life in developed countries compare to what we are facing in this part of the world; we all knew we still have a long way to go. Those at the helm of affairs are not helping as well; but if all of us should run away from this country who are those we are leaving this country for? Though many people doesn't care but I'm of the school of thought that says "No where like home"

But, irrespective of the option you made, I'm saying best of luck.

You can follow this link. All A-Z steps are stated there.http://funmioyatogun.com/2019/02/canadian-pr/. Thank me later

queengift:
Are u a Nigerian? Are u tired of Nigeria? Do u want to travel abroad? If YES u lie,Nobody is going anywhere we die here���

Speak for yursef...na you die here

KelvinCX:
Germany not advisable

Not advisable? why?

ariketalks:

New Zealand ke? Bad decision. Things are extremely expensive there. Rent is about 300 NZD (give or take) weekly. If you doubt me, check online rental sites. They are also far away from the rest of the world which makes food and other items costly especially if they are imported. Then factor in cost of air ticket to begin with.
It's a cool country from all indications, but it's not a great choice for someone relocating from a 3rd world country on a budget. Australia isn't that much different.

Australia pay more, so you tends to spend more because of that. Well, New Zealand is still better if the poster cannot learn any language but if he is willing to learn, then he can substitute New Zealand with Austria

Mizwisdom:
Don't go to Canada, try Australia instead (good weather, jobs, and pay)

Madam, you are here
Good to have you here... My question is still valid o

Lol...scam dey smell hiaaa wella...good luck brvh

Hadampson:

Madam, you are here Good to have you here... My question is still valid o

You gat so much time so what's this question of yours?

Mizwisdom:



You gat so much time so what's this question of yours?

I'm just curious o

Please are you related to Pidgin2?

Hadampson:




I'm just curious o

Please are you related to Pidgin2?

Who's he/she? and you, who are you, aside the mention, I don't think our parts have crossed here, or has it? I can't remember

KendrickAyomide:
Not advisable? why?

Ask him o

INTEGRITYA1:


Why can't you consider real estate, you will definitely be happy you do.

Nigeria is an emerging market, investors from abroad are keying into opportunities down here.

I will like you to read about a story of:
A House Of 1,000 mirrors which involved 2 different dogs

You can make it big here in Nigeria and that doesn't prevent you from going to any country across the globe for business and leisure; but running away, I don't encourage that.

Lol you are looking for who will stay back and suffer with you...Enjoy Your Next Level.

Hadampson:


Australia pay more, so you tends to spend more because of that. Well, New Zealand is still better if the poster cannot learn any language but if he is willing to learn, then he can substitute New Zealand with Austria

I didn't mean wages and salaries in relation to living costs. I was talking about how the op would survive for the first few weeks (maybe months) after he gets there. 6 million Naira is a lot of money only in Nigeria. That's about 24000 NZD.
Again for the first few weeks, he will likely lodge in a hotel which is always quite pricey anywhere in the world.
When he gets his own apartment, he'll be required to pay rent which is on the high side.
Lastly, except the op has a degree from a globally recognized institution plus work experience (maybe), he might have to suppliment his educational qualifications with a certification from a New Zealand school. While this will likely be the same in other Western countries, the difference is that education in New Zealand is freaking expensive. If he decides to forgo "white collar" jobs, his wages would barely be enough to cater for the exhorbitant living expenses leaving him with very little (if any) savings which is crucial to everyone.
Bottom line is he will still need to supplement his livelihood from his current savings until he attains a certain level of stability, and NZ in my opinion, will gulp too much too soon.

Op, Canada is good.. I know someone who relocated few years back and she's doing well for herself. Just be prayerful because i hear Canada is becoming strict now.

KendrickAyomide:
you are going to die here alone

Why are you pained?

dejol88:

I use to say same thing in the past but not anymore. Things are not looking any good for this country.

It's a joke though, am really working on relocating too. This country still have a long way to go

ariketalks:

I didn't mean wages and salaries in relation to living costs. I was talking about how the op would survive for the first few weeks (maybe months) after he gets there. 6 million Naira is a lot of money only in Nigeria. That's about 24000 NZD.
Again for the first few weeks, he will likely lodge in a hotel which is always quite pricey anywhere in the world.
When he gets his own apartment, he'll be required to pay rent which is on the high side.
Lastly, except the op has a degree from a globally recognized institution plus work experience (maybe), he might have to suppliment his educational qualifications with a certification from a New Zealand school. While this will likely be the same in other Western countries, the difference is that education in New Zealand is freaking expensive. If he decides to forgo "white collar" jobs, his wages would barely be enough to cater for the exhorbitant living expenses leaving him with very little (if any) savings which is crucial to everyone.
Bottom line is he will still need to supplement his livelihood from his current savings until he attains a certain level of stability, and NZ in my opinion, will gulp too much too soon.

Op, Canada is good.. I know someone who relocated few years back and she's doing well for herself. Just be prayerful because i hear Canada is becoming strict now.

Now i understand you better. Canada is good, but Germany is gooder

Hadampson:



Now i understand you better. Canada is good, but Germany is gooder