I am not sure travelling is allowed in this coronavirus period..so complete your house..

EngineerBode:
Travel abroad but not the UK. Avoid the UK by all means. They are only interested in our money. After that, they flush you back home. Do your masters instead in South Africa. After masters, you get work there and live a quality life that UK can't even give you. Thank me later

If you do not like South Africa for their xenophobic tendencies, then pick Ireland. After studying, there are job opportunities. After studying, you can apply for job, green card or resident permit. Also, as a student, you are permitted to work up to 40 hrs per week compared to 20 hours per week in UK. Fvcck UK bro

Read more here if you feel like it

https://www.educationinireland.com/en/Living-in-Ireland/While-You-re-in-Ireland/Working-in-Ireland/

PS; dont build anything in Nigeria yet. It is not worth it

SA is a very good option for study and good life. Only few people realise this. Forget xenophobia. How many educated legit working-class Nigerians have been victim?

Oracle55:
Please my fellows i need your advice, i am in between 2 choices. I have this land i just bought and wana build my house i have fenced it and out gate but i am thinking if to use the money i got to develop the land or i use it and travel abroad (uk ) for my masters pls advice me.

For those abroad is it easy there and can i get a good job after my masters or i should remain here in Nigeria and get married?

I will need to sell my car and properties if i am to travel.

Please help move to front page for more views and suggestions thanks

I will advice you build. Use it for rentage, open a Nigerian account where the rent will be paid into. In addition, I’m a builder. When you are ready to build, contact me

Join LONGRICH and thank me later

Bros complete your house every country dey difficult now.

golddust6000:
Living abroad will take you 10 years backward. Let me tell you something if you study abroad and you are working before you save 2k pound it would take you two to three years, because the more you earn you will use 80 percent of the money to pay bills and you can’t escape it.
My advice for you is to invest the money in Nigeria and plan things it will work for you.

This is not true.

Complete your house and start to make it earn you income... Period

Definitely avoid South Africa because of xenophobia.

EngineerBode:
Travel abroad but not the UK. Avoid the UK by all means. They are only interested in our money. After that, they flush you back home. Do your masters instead in South Africa. After masters, you get work there and live a quality life that UK can't even give you. Thank me later

If you do not like South Africa for their xenophobic tendencies, then pick Ireland. After studying, there are job opportunities. After studying, you can apply for job, green card or resident permit. Also, as a student, you are permitted to work up to 40 hrs per week compared to 20 hours per week in UK. Fvcck UK bro

Read more here if you feel like it

https://www.educationinireland.com/en/Living-in-Ireland/While-You-re-in-Ireland/Working-in-Ireland/

PS; dont build anything in Nigeria yet. It is not worth it

Inception:


Was in a similar dilemma last year

and what did you do?

Complete the house later, travel now.

Talk2david1:
move abroad, with the way naira is depreciating, one month salary in UK when you start working there will build your house here in Naija

is this a joke bro really?

EngineerBode:
Travel abroad but not the UK. Avoid the UK by all means. They are only interested in our money. After that, they flush you back home.

They've brought back the 2 year post study Visa. OP, I think you should pursue the masters abroad. That way you can make more money to build that house and many more.

Considering the present situation of things as per the pandemic, I'll prefer you build your house. The 2 choice before you are viable. Houses are fixed assets and they keep appreciating each passing day, you can see that building your house isn't a bad idea. When a man has shelter and food on his table, 85 or 90 percent of his problem has been solved. Using the money to build your house doesn't stop you from pursuing your master's degree, but using the money to pursue master's degree will most definitely derail the building project.

Oracle55:
Please my fellows i need your advice, i am in between 2 choices. I have this land i just bought and wana build my house i have fenced it and out gate but i am thinking if to use the money i got to develop the land or i use it and travel abroad (uk ) for my masters pls advice me.

For those abroad is it easy there and can i get a good job after my masters or i should remain here in Nigeria and get married?

I will need to sell my car and properties if i am to travel.

Please help move to front page for more views and suggestions thanks

justwise:


1.What course are you planning to study in the UK

2. Can you afford to study in the UK without working part time?

You are allowed to stay back for 2yrs after graduation to work but you must gradation first to qualify for the PSW.

Justwise
I really do want to know if the UK is a "no-go-area" like people on here are potraying it. Did you think it's not worth the time, money and effort.
A first hand advise is needed
I'm thinking of leaving via
- family visa
-study visa
-or startup visa

Hmmmmm

Oracle55:
Please my fellows i need your advice, i am in between 2 choices. I have this land i just bought and wana build my house i have fenced it and out gate but i am thinking if to use the money i got to develop the land or i use it and travel abroad (uk ) for my masters pls advice me.

For those abroad is it easy there and can i get a good job after my masters or i should remain here in Nigeria and get married?

I will need to sell my car and properties if i am to travel.

Please help move to front page for more views and suggestions thanks

I will not advice anyone to travel abroad this period of covid 19. You might end up dieing over their . Just stay safe here and watch carefully before making any move

Was wondering why nobody is recommending Dubi.l just got admission with NET Academy international Business School. Does it worth going?

justwise:


This is not true.

then tell us the truth. You work 2k eur you pay house rent 500, bus ticket 100, food 200, utility bills winter/summer 250, internet 55, other spending 100.
You will drink beer or buy cloth. Then do the maths.

EngineerBode:
Travel abroad but not the UK. Avoid the UK by all means. They are only interested in our money. After that, they flush you back home. Do your masters instead in South Africa. After masters, you get work there and live a quality life that UK can't even give you. Thank me later

If you do not like South Africa for their xenophobic tendencies, then pick Ireland. After studying, there are job opportunities. After studying, you can apply for job, green card or resident permit. Also, as a student, you are permitted to work up to 40 hrs per week compared to 20 hours per week in UK. Fvcck UK bro

Read more here if you feel like it

https://www.educationinireland.com/en/Living-in-Ireland/While-You-re-in-Ireland/Working-in-Ireland/

PS; dont build anything in Nigeria yet. It is not worth it

AVOID SOUTH AFRICA BY ALL MEANS.

I REPEAT AVOID SOUTH AFRICA BY ALL MEANS IF NOT YOU WILL LIVE TO REGRET YOUR DECISION IN GOING TO SOUTH AFRICA.


I HAVE LIVED IN SOUTH AFRICA SINCE 2004.

I WENT TO VARSITY IN SOUTH AFRICA.

I HAD MY UNDERGRAD AT UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG. MASTERS AT WITS AND PHD AT STELLENBOSCH UNIVERSITY.

AVOID SOUTH AFRICA BY ALL MEANS.

I REPEAT AVOID SOUTH AFRICA BY ALL MEANS.


A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE.

Build the house. It has become your asset and one of your achievements in life. Besides land left vacaant is not safe in Nigeria even when fenced. And you don't know how easy it wl be to do your studies. Hope you wont tell people to sell the land and send the money to you over there. God forbid. And when you come back how easy wl it be to get job and start building? Also when you come back you wl prefer duplex because of status but if you build now the place would develop as time goes on

One has to take it easy at these people not burst a nerve. People develop their countries for their own children, you see it, hear it and love it. Even after getting there, you hope they will treat you the same. If they don't, you cry discrimination.

Those who were there before Columbus are killed and maimed on sight. When they succeed against all odds, you internalize them and claim those that were there before you are stupid.

Inventus Obi and Hushpuppi have not thought you any lesson. Those honest Africans there are living from paycheck to paycheck hoping to buy a land and build in Nigeria.

Many are defrauded after sending money home. You have opportunity to do what those there already wish they can.

You want ja pa, eh? Good riddance o.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-announces-2-year-post-study-work-visa-for-international-students

You need to do your research the link above might help you. It depends on your individual circumstances.

As a U.K. resident and since you’re thinking UK I’ll say it’s not a bad move but by all means avoid schools in London or big cities like Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle etc but apply for uni’s in smaller cities. My reason for saying it’s coz it’s easier to get an oyibo in a less remote areas than big cities like the aforementioned. Women in small cities are more lonely, bored and hor*ny and you may just find one to marry or impregnate to get your papers. You may move to the bigger cities after securing your papers. As for jobs you’ll definitely get something and the average you can earn monthly depending of the number of hours/shifts you’re willing to do will be £2k.

If you be woman I for marry you and give you papers. Please any Nigerian International student reading this living in the U.K. who’s single should me up.

Agroblessing:

Justwise
I really do want to know if the UK is a "no-go-area" like people on here are potraying it. Did you think it's not worth the time, money and effort.
A first hand advise is needed
I'm thinking of leaving via
- family visa
-study visa
-or startup visa

1. Family visa..you means spouse visa or what?

2. Can you afford to study in the UK without depending solely on part time job?

3. do you have what it takes.

If your answer is yes to those three questions then the UK is a place for you.

Ask thiose bad mouthing the UK they maybe doing that with little or no knowledge of that they are talking about.

Agroblessing:

Justwise
I really do want to know if the UK is a "no-go-area" like people on here are potraying it. Did you think it's not worth the time, money and effort.
A first hand advise is needed
I'm thinking of leaving via
- family visa
-study visa
-or startup visa

If u not in the medical field or into IT- these are the 2 jobs in demand right now in uk....
I'll advise u to try ireland or canada....
U can also consider central or northern europe- high standard of living and good pay irrespective of job.
Australia is also a good option, if u don't mind the distance.
USA will always be a solid option, but just know there's nothing like the american dream anymore. Na rat race and the winner takes it all.
All the best.

justwise:


1. Family visa..you means spouse visa or what?

2. Can you afford to study in the UK without depending solely on part time job?

3. do you have what it takes.

If your answer is yes to those three questions then the UK is a place for you.

Ask thiose bad mouthing the UK they maybe doing that with little or no knowledge of that they are talking about.

Thank you. I understand

Based on my assumptions from your post you are doing well in Nigeria and you can use your current resources for the next level. Remember that everything great would always have some risk element.

I was in a similar situation many years ago and my decision was abroad (I have no regrets at all).

My suggestion to you is spend the least amount of your money on a country and route that would yield the greatest result.

You can research about Canadian Express Entry on Nairaland and google. You might have all it takes to achieve a canadian dream without going the route of education.

golddust6000:
then tell us the truth. You work 2k eur you pay house rent 500, bus ticket 100, food 200, utility bills winter/summer 250, internet 55, other spending 100.
You will drink beer or buy cloth. Then do the maths.

This is exactly why the OP should be carefully with some of you giving advice here.

So in your own estimate everyone that lives abroad earns, 2K euros, 500 on rent, bus ticket 100, food 200, utility bills winter/summer 250, internet 55, other spending 100.?

golddust6000:
then tell us the truth. You work 2k eur you pay house rent 500, bus ticket 100, food 200, utility bills winter/summer 250, internet 55, other spending 100.
You will drink beer or buy cloth. Then do the maths.

lol you no talk of tax..
UK wey no dey use tax play..

flyingpig:


Please do your masters abroad but don't choose UK. No job after you graduate there.

I will advise Canada or Australia. Msc in Germany especially if you're into engineering or IT. Lots of job in IT and engineering field in Germany after graduation.

Canada, Australia, Germany, USA. Leave UK.

That house, you can afford to finish it with a job after you graduate and work abroad, you can also be able to give your children a great privilege of being raised in a sane society that has immense future.

Nigeria is gone!

Run away from your land, the same people who made life hard for you will conquer and enslave your people at home.

SIRTee15:


If u not in the medical field or into IT- these are the 2 jobs in demand right now in uk....
I'll advise u to try ireland or canada....
U can also consider central or northern europe- high standard of living and good pay irrespective of job.
Australia is also a good option, if u don't mind the distance.
USA will always be a solid option, but just know there's nothing like the american dream anymore. Na rat race and the winner takes it all.
All the best.

Thanks