tensazangetsu20:
If you are earning that much your best bet is a work visa. Since you don't have a degree you won't really qualify for an EU card Sha so the path to permanent residency and eventual citizenship is much longer.

TheCongo2:
With respect to question number 3, if you are applying for an immigrant visa, you need not to prove any tie to your home country.

tensazangetsu20:
If you are earning that much your best bet is a work visa. Since you don't have a degree you won't really qualify for an EU card Sha so the path to permanent residency and eventual citizenship is much longer.

yommys01:
I have an option of adult adoption, I have a mother figure friend who I saved from the hand of yahoo boys who is willing to adopt me but I must be in Europe for 2 years minimum.

I didn't consider this offer since 2012 but frustrating with Internet[b], getting rejected for jobs I can do due to being in Nigeria [/b]and constant push from my wife, pastor and virtually everyone around me is forcing my hand. And I certainly intend to go back to school there too.

tensazangetsu20:


Exactly the same thing that happens to me. You seem to be marketer. Me I am a Dev. I was let go from a job of 1.8 million naira a month cause of the rubbish internet we have here. It pains me everyday.

Maybe you could start chatting up immigration lawyers to get to know what your options are.

MarketDispatch:


Sorry if i may ask. which internet service were you using to do your job?

tensazangetsu20:

Spectranet/Airtel.

MarketDispatch:


Sorry Bros, if you are based in Lagos, how can you be using those Networks for work...any small breeze or Rain the network disappears.

I use fibre optic...the cable was pulled directly to my house...whether there is Tsunami outside, i don't even feel any change in the service.

It will be a good idea if you can upgrade your network and re-apply for the Job if the position is still available.

tensazangetsu20:


Exactly the same thing that happens to me. You seem to be marketer. Me I am a Dev. I was let go from a job of 1.8 million naira a month cause of the rubbish internet we have here. It pains me everyday.

Maybe you could start chatting up immigration lawyers to get to know what your options are.

Sulele04:

bro which job is that, I would like to know.
All the programming jobs I am seeing in 9ja their salaries are less than 400,000 naira.

tensazangetsu20:

Remote bros o. It was a WordPress developer role. Just forget naija work men. Even if you sabi, E go hard to get like 500k

Sulele04:

Alright which websites do you check regularly for remote jobs.

tensazangetsu20:
Indeed and LinkedIn.

yommys01:
Can people please not derail this thread? It is unfair.

Ikjosh04:


Lol bro, those guy's are not derailing. Calm down!

The truth is your options are narrow considering your age and without a university degree.

I've 2 advice for you;

1)Get your wife preggy again and make sure she gives birth in Brazil.(there is a thread on that, here in NL).

The new born will be given a Brazilian citizenship by birth and your entire family will be given a PR which will lead to citizenship eventually.

2) Enrol to any accredited uni to commence an undergraduate degree even if you've to do a part time or online learning that leads to a Bsc degree.

Ciao!

tensazangetsu20:

Gbam, op she can also give birth in Mexico if you want to be close to the USA. The same thing with Brazil applies to Mexico and Mexico is visa free to Canada. Citizenship by birth is ingrained in all the Americas and they haven't been strict on immigration yet.

TheCongo2:


With respect to the bolded, though Mexico is visa free to Canada, the majority of Mexicans are being turned away by the Canadian border agents while trying to get into aCanada bound planes. They can't be admitted to Canada.

Even though Mexico is visa free to Canada, you will still have to go through scrutiny of the Canadian border agents before you get into the plane to Canada from Mexico witha Mexicanpassport. You will need to satisfy them as to the purpose of your visit.

That is the reason why many Mexicans are risking their lives by entering the US illegally instead of flying safely to Canada.

@maternal

MarketDispatch:


Sorry Bros, if you are based in Lagos, how can you be using those Networks for work...any small breeze or Rain the network disappears.

I use fibre optic...the cable was pulled directly to my house...whether there is Tsunami outside, i don't even feel any change in the service.

It will be a good idea if you can upgrade your network and re-apply for the Job if the position is still available.

yommys01:
Hi all, I have been thinking hard and long about leaving this country and need advise.

I earn between $2000-$5000 per month on average but getting fed up with having much and achieving nothing. Had job offers recently but because of my lack of University education and the fact that I am in Nigeria put paid to those jobs ( left school at SS1 but wrote SSCE recently and passed ).

I am married with three kids.

My question is

1. If I was to move to any of the following countries - Ireland, Canada, Norway, Australia, Spain, Denmark, Finland with my whole family how much do I need to have in my bank account.

2. If one of my employers ( currently the head of SEO for an English company ( though I really don't want England but will consider it ) is really to help process visa will I be able to move my family at once ( I won't move unless we all move as I won't want to cheat and I don't trust my self that much ).

3. Does having a house here in Nigeria or a business, thriving business help with visa application?

Will appreciate replies.

PeaceLovJoy:

If you are moving your family, consider English speaking countries first. Your wife will frustrate you if she lands in an area she needs interpreter. The education of your kids will suffer too. No matter how juicy the nation is, watch before you leap.


England is not a bad option. In fact, it is one of the best out there, but the question is: what kind of visa are you using? Your main challenge is that you want to move with your whole family. It is not easy, except you are moving into the nation with a permit to work, or residency. No matter how the nation is great, if you are not qualified to work legally, you will face challenges. And when you start having problems there with your kids involved will make you lose it faster. If it's only you, it is still fine. But with your wife and children there, it will not be funny if you have challenges. Therefore make sure any means you want to leave with, you have permit to work and you can even good money. Even it is better to go to a non English country where you can work legally than to go Canada or US and be hustling illegally.

If you decide not to leave with your family, look at its effect on your marriage. Do not go there and then you marry another woman and abandon your wife. It is not good. Or you deceive another woman there donyou can bring in your family. It is bad.


Sure, both help. I am even happy you habe a house here. Do not sell it bro. Keep it. It is your main.property you.will fall on when you.return. Do not listen to anyone who advises you to sell it. If you make the mistake, you willl regret it for the rest of your life. Even while abroad and uou are facing challenges, dont ever sell it. Just remove your eyes from it. Dont ever sell that house I repeat.

If you.see that education is a main challenge, you can enrol for online classes, and still continue in Nigeria.

What people in your shoe do is that the man goes first to check. You cannot just move your entire family if you do not have a work permit in the place you are going. Live there for a few months to know the ins and outs of the place. If good, let them join you. If not good return to what you have in Nigeria. Like I wrote above, dont go alone and abandon your wife, or deceive another woman there.

Consider other routes. Someone gave you the option of having a baby in another nation up there. Just look well before you leap. Brazil does not have an outstanding economy so I do not know much. They are talking about Mexico when Mexicans are trying to enter the US. Think about Trump's wall.


Goodluck!