Good morning, please I need advice from fellow NLers.
I'm about to round up my nysc and would like to leave this country as chances of getting a good job with my course is slim.
I would like to know the country someone can travel to which will give visa without fear of losing money or applying over and over again and where job is guaranteed.
Thank you

Though, i don't know how fat is ur bank account but china will be great. And America is another hot cakes for naija pikins.

Omobabasina:
Good morning, please I need advice from fellow NLers.
I'm about to round up my nysc and would like to leave this country as chances of getting a good job with my course is slim.
I would like to know the country someone can travel to which will give visa without fear of losing money or applying over and over again and where job is guaranteed.
Thank you

It's not really about leaving, there are 100s of countries and you should at least have some countries and at hand. The chances of getting a job in a foreign country, is not always wide. There is less likely to be a guarantee job (decent pay). Lol if I suggest Senegal, Gambia or Morocco Will u accept.

Even if what you studied for your first degree gives you no chance in the job market, sit down and think out what you can study for your postgraduate outside Nigeria that would offer you better prospects.

-Choose a course or courses
-Research countries and foreign universities that are tuition free or highly subsidized that offers the course(s) you listed.
-Make sure the country you settled for offers international students the opportunity to stay back to work after graduation and also work while studying.
-Then apply.

Way better than losing money to visa agents who sweet tongues with non existent jobs and fraudulent visa application. With this pandemic, their is massive job losses across the world, so which country do you want to go to that you are likely to get a job before their locals?

Thank you so much for contributing.
I've made finding and I think Germany will be best for me as their schools are tuition free. I guess I will start looking for the block account money now so I can apply next year

Stephenmoka4:
It's not really about leaving, there are 100s of countries and you should at least have some countries and at hand. The chances of getting a job in a foreign country, is not always wide. There is less likely to be a guarantee job (decent pay). Lol if I suggest Senegal, Gambia or Morocco Will u accept.

Am interested. what kind of job can someone get in the countries you mentioned sir

Stephenmoka4:
It's not really about leaving, there are 100s of countries and you should at least have some countries and at hand. The chances of getting a job in a foreign country, is not always wide. There is less likely to be a guarantee job (decent pay). Lol if I suggest Senegal, Gambia or Morocco Will u accept.

Are these countries different from Nigeria

erikcantona:









Am interested. what kind of job can someone get in the countries you mentioned sir

I was giving an example with those countries.

Omobabasina:

Are these countries different from Nigeria

Well, if you need to leave. Leave well. I think you are considering Germany, what I know about that place is that language is a vital tool. I think you'll have to look up to one of this German thread in travel section. I don't have heavy info on Germany. Bless you

Stephenmoka4:
I was giving an example with those countries.

No be so na

My advice to undergraduates is that you should start your search now. Make up your mind and invest your time into it. If If you want to go to a country that don't speak English, start learning their language immediately.


You might have 1 or 2 years left in university. If you start preparing early I can assure you that everything will be smooth when you are about to travel. If it's not an English speaking country, start learning the language immediately. You'll be very far in a year time. Nothing is impossible, you just lack the passion.


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