My new year resolution is to relocate by the end of the year or be assured of my relocation by the end of December. I have no knowledge on how relocation works, how to go about the application and documents that will be required of me.

I need help, I need guidance from people that have relocated, I need people to put me through on everything I should do and the mode of going about it.

I should add that I have no country in mind at the time of making this post. I love U.S and I hear a lot of people talk about Canada. I also hear people talk about U.K, but I will appreciate if anyone can educate me about the suggested countries, the pros and the cons.

First question: How much you get?

Even me self, make I come learn one or two things here..

I wan learn too.

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Activist001:
First question: How much you get?

So scammers will target him?

Beware of scammers that will come here to give you juicy offers.


BTW, I'm here to learn too

DICKstractor:



Beware of scammers that will come here to give you juicy offers.

Thank you.

Rule number one is to make a decision on where you wish to relocate to, upon certain realities like age, occupation/skills, and marital status.
If you're an under 30 professional with a marketable skill and unmarried, then you can start talking about how much you'd require to actualize your plans.

Make a decision on where you wanna relocate to. You have streamlined it for yourself by mentioning those 3 countries. Then, go a step further and carry out wide research about those countries, factoring in the other parameters above - your age, the skills you possess and your marital status.

I could have other things to say and share with you but not until you answer those questions as best.

Good luck!

I should also add that you should NOT be desperate.
That way, your chances of getting scammed or duped by anyone, in the name of helping you, gets reduced to its barest......

Good one, make we wait for the pro's

doggedfighter:


So scammers will target him?

Not actually scamming ish... It will help in country suggestions. You cannot have #500k and have Canada/U.K/U.S in mind

Let me book a space here

Sleepyb:
My new year resolution is to relocate by the end of the year or be assured of my relocation by the end of December. I have no knowledge on how relocation works, how to go about the application and documents that will be required of me.

I need help, I need guidance from people that have relocated, I need people to put me through on everything I should do and the mode of going about it.

I should add that I have no country in mind at the time of making this post. I love U.S and I hear a lot of people talk about Canada. I also hear people talk about U.K, but I will appreciate if anyone can educate me about the suggested countries, the pros and the cons.

That's why there is internet, and thankfully most of us use Android phones, so we have unlimited access to free information online to do the research.

doggedfighter:
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Anywhere you call obodo oyibo they're there

Hello fellow learner how are you doing?