igwekadillac: so u to trll me that confrence visa will not help at all and i cant change it is that what u mean and it will be difficult for me to change it and look for work and hussle in there is that what u are trying to say .

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Regarding D8 (investment) visa, you require a minimum of 100,000,000 Korean won to set up a foreign direct investment through Hana Bank or Korea Exchange Bank. But then, the capital is just the beginning of your wahala. You need an office, accommodation, a local worker, quarterly tax filing, evidence of export..etc. if you have such money why bother relocating to Korea when you can start a Profitable business in Nigeria or Ghana.

igwekadillac: so in other words what u are saying is that u cant extend your c3 visa in south korea and u cant work with it right?

WestAfrican:

Well am not sure if you can extend it presently. Thou some people where fortunate to get theirs extended. Most times, these people do not follow the information they give to the public via internet. A friend worked illegally until he left for Germany. Factory workers earn almost USD2,000 - USD2,500.

People living in Korea will know better. They will furnish you with proper information on how you can get on your feet when you enter the country. On my first visit to Japan, i meet an acquaintance from Senegal n he told me "Brother if you want to stay back, i can tell you where a lot of Nigerians hang out and they will keep you until you get your papers". So i presume they will have a location where Nigerians hang out too in Seoul, just pray you don't fall into the hands of the wrong guys.

Well i will be visiting Japan next month and will be going through Korea. As a Nigerian, i don't i will be granted 30days stay in Korea as long as i have my onward ticket to Japan, US, or Canada.

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C3(tourist visa ) to D4 (trainee) is possible. You don't need to exit the country. But if you arrive Korea on C3, you will a lot of issues with immigration at Inchon Airport. For Nigerian passport, you'd need a local guarantor before you are allowed entry.

Factory salary for illegals : $1200~$1400

Bloodofjesus:
please put me through,i want to go south korea through language school but the school said i can only come with c3 visa,please hope i will not find it difficuit with immigration at port of entry

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Young man, you want to learn Korean or hustle in Korea? Well, I know it's the latter. Don't waste your time thinking you can hustle and also mark your attendance at school everyday. Those that tried it only regretted wasting thousands of dollar every 3 months on tuition. Many gave up renewing their alien card, and joined the factory lines as illegals. That also leaves them vulnerable to police raid and deportation, and a possible 5-year ban.

Bloodofjesus:

I WANT TO Husle and the same time learning korean language,then further degree course,but can i work from 7am to 2pm before moving for lecture at korean school

onatisi:
i really find this answer hilarious

igwekadillac: where can one advice someone to go to and what are our chances there does it mean that nothing is happening in asian cointry well am going there to hustle anyway thats my aim of going there

llbhuds: I beg ooo
When did south africa became a native speaker of english language ooo
Se with that der funny accent dat is less accepted compared to scotish accent
Na wa for Nigerians ooo

chukxie:

Check your facts before you blab..As absurd as it sounds SA is regarded as a native English country. I guess they achieved this status because of the multiethnicity of the country.

chukxie:

There are factory jobs in Korea. If you ready to work for 11/12 hours everyday then head there. As for teaching no school or English academy will employ you knowing you're a Nigerian. Infact African nationals are not allowed to teach English except South Africans. They believe SA is a native English speaking country while others aren't. A British SAfrican would earn more wages than a Dutch SAfrican and a black SAfrican. The reason for this disparity in wages is based on the accent of the speakers. For a Nigerian willing to teach English in Korea, he or she must learn how to tweak his accent. If you have a very heavy accent, then you should consider another area of hustling...There are Naijas teaching in SK and I was one of them. I did it for almost 3 years and got well paid. I resourced a lot of materials about ESL Programmes online to enrich myself and it paid off. Currently i'm in China and i'm teaching here. I teach in a high school. Naija no dey carry last![/quot[quote author=chukxie]

There are factory jobs in Korea. If you ready to work for 11/12 hours everyday then head there. As for teaching no school or English academy will employ you knowing you're a Nigerian. Infact African nationals are not allowed to teach English except South Africans. They believe SA is a native English speaking country while others aren't. A British SAfrican would earn more wages than a Dutch SAfrican and a black SAfrican. The reason for this disparity in wages is based on the accent of the speakers. For a Nigerian willing to teach English in Korea, he or she must learn how to tweak his accent. If you have a very heavy accent, then you should consider another area of hustling...There are Naijas teaching in SK and I was one of them. I did it for almost 3 years and got well paid. I resourced a lot of materials about ESL Programmes online to enrich myself and it paid off. Currently i'm in China and i'm teaching here. I teach in a high school. Naija no dey carry last!

Nairalandi: Pls house how do I get my student visa to Japan...also is there truely business opportunities over there.?

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Conference/tourist visa is C3 visa valid for 90days. Though the embassy here might issue an initial 30-day visa, you can extend to 90days at local immigration office.
But a warning: korean immigration officers know the Nigerian trick. I doubt if they will admit you into the country on a tourist visa if the conference isnt very important. First time visitors go through the investigation room before they are stamped into the country. Your "wahala" doesn't stop after you've been granted entry into Korea. Changing your visa status in Korea is hard. For D8 visa, you'd need about 100 Million Won for your FDI., and you'd have to employ a Korean, pay export taxes and file your company tax every 3 months.

In short , student visa(d4) is easy but their law makes life difficult on a student visa . Spouse visa(f2) is the best visa but which korean girl want marry "dudu" from 9ja? Well, some still marry, sha!

bayfam: Thanks for all comments here... Am writing for a friend, he intend to travel to Asia via Mongolia very close to China,as he intend to enter china by train or travel to SK or Japan,pls ,he got the visa 85k thought cheap but flight ticket shld be d same as china... Is ok entering china by train from border country Mongolia? Most pple try to do business in Nigeria twice they fail reasons some tort the shld try it outside ,just like a brother suggest at d begining of dis tread. Thanks

bayfam: @westafrica thanks for ur kind advice.... But my question is, u mean he can't buy a ticket to mongolia direct?or while the transit visa to either japan/SK... And what do u mean by if he enter mongolia he wont be able to come out again except re-enter japan or SK. Pls kindly explain.thanks

igwekadillac: what type of visa is D8 and if i may ask what can one use the D8 visa for but i heard that u can extend your visa to anytime you wish to do so in korea or has it change

WestAfrican: Definition of English native speaker: A "native speaker of English" refers to someone who has learned and used English from early childhood. It does not necessarily mean that it is the speaker's only language, but it means it is and has been the primary means of concept formation and communication. It means having lived in a truly English-speaking culture during one's formative years, so that English has been absorbed effortlessly as by osmosis. English is our first language in Nigeria second by French we'r in same boat with South Africa. I guess South Africa is recognized because of their bilateral relationship with Korea.

I would advice you get an English teaching certificate i.e. TESOL ESL TEFL CELTA etc that would boost your chances of getting an English teaching job in Korea, Japan or China. I reside in Malaysia and i have a friend who studied English at the end, he secured a job in China after a phone interview. Sad enough he couldn't travel to China because he had some visa issues the good thing is he is presently in Bostwana and he's doing well as an English language teacher.

Well acquiring a Korean visa can be little tedious especially when you applying for tourist visa, you need to have someone inviting you. study visa is easy and education is cheap compare with Japan.

You might find this URL useful : http://www.hikorea.go/pt/InfoDetailR_en.pt?catSeq=401&categoryId=2&parentId=385&showMenuId=375



please I need your help on the institution to take a TEFL course because I have gone through a whole lot. I would need some advice