georgemills:
But what about business is there nothing like business there that some one can do like to buy some goods and send to Nigeria for sell I had that the country is good in business like cloths etc and what about the cost of living in the country

georgemills:
Please Nigerians that are living in turkey I need your response pls I am migrating to turkey with a 1month tourist visa I want to no how the country treats blacks especially Nigerians and also the cost of living and the chance of getting job cause I have some one there who I will stay with for sometime and also how to get a resident permit also how there immigration treat Nigerians pls I really do need your response

georgemills:
Please Nigerians that are living in turkey I need your response pls I am migrating to turkey with a 1month tourist visa I want to no how the country treats blacks especially Nigerians and also the cost of living and the chance of getting job cause I have some one there who I will stay with for sometime and also how to get a resident permit also how there immigration treat Nigerians pls I really do need your response

checkolatunji:
Bro, truth be told their is no job in Turkey. Only if you want to do yahoo yahoo. I have a lot of people who av been there and a friend presently there now.

Vicjustice:
Not only have i been to Turkey, i have also lived there.
Menial job that does not require much skill and lacking prestige is common, and Turkish employers are very happy use you in their "shabu-shabu works.
Turkey is a very industrialized nation, in fact, it's more industrialized than 80% of the countries in the EU, so i don't think you'd have much of a problem finding a "shabu-shabu" (Turkish word for Quick-Quick) job in a Turkish factory; but the problem is the wages, you would be paid less than 1000 Turkish New Liras (300 Euros) a month

optimusprime2:

You mean; "Çabuk-Çabuk" lol... I loved your synopsis though.
It reminds me of a time I was told there was a job vacancy which was urgent and would need my skills, mhaaaan I was soooo thrilled... I wore my best tux, shoes and sprayed my retro V.I Givenchy I had been saving for special days, took my CV and copies of my diplomas and put em in an envelope, while I practiced by best Turkish lines behind a mirror (using an Istanbul accent) looooool! Only for me to arrive the place and behold... I saw a construction site, ol boy! They were waiting for me to remove my tux and start lifting cement bags.
The Turkish guy shouted at me in Turkish "You think this is a beauty pageantry! Take those things off and flex some muscles" amanakoim!.... Lol!
very funny but I must say, those Çabuk-Çabuk jobs are very crazy, most assuredly you would be slave driven for between 30-50TL a day.

jud822:


stop giving people wrong info..theres job here in istanbul..the point is the pay is small and u need to be strong enuf..theres job if u are a strong guy,ok

JJCE:
thanks for the answer, how easy is to migrate from turkey to Germany, bro pls share more light on this....

optimusprime2:

Something you should know, it's easier to Directly migrate from Nigeria to Germany, than from Turkey to Germany, if you are trying to mean legit.
If you ask why?
The same reason it's easier to directly migrate to USA from Nigeria compared to migrating from Mexico to USA, being legit.

worry359:


You know they are really asking about going with no papers!
No thought of the tens of thousands of Syrians and Libyans there already with no papers.

georgemills:
Pls am confused I don't no if I should continue with my journey or not cause the news am hearing about turkey is not incouraging about the low wage of 30-50TL pls I need some advise on this Nigerian living in Turkey pls I need some advise

georgemills:
Pls bro if u have any information pls share cause I don't no if I am about make mistake traveling to turkey

georgemills:
Pls bro if u have any information pls share cause I don't no if I am about make mistake traveling to turkey

jud822:

the truth is that turkey is not easy..but u can survive and no country is easy even yanki sef no easy and even naija sef..so all depends on u and ur desire to win,even people way they ghana they make..na so life bi

jud822:

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look man u can earn 150-200tl or more every week if u are strong enuf to do the job..u need to come down here and see whats going on for urself..forget them say them say

optimusprime2:

You mean; "Çabuk-Çabuk" lol... I loved your synopsis though.
It reminds me of a time I was told there was a job vacancy which was urgent and would need my skills, mhaaaan I was soooo thrilled... I wore my best tux, shoes and sprayed my retro V.I Givenchy I had been saving for special days, took my CV and copies of my diplomas and put em in an envelope, while I practiced by best Turkish lines behind a mirror (using an Istanbul accent) looooool! Only for me to arrive the place and behold... I saw a construction site, ol boy! They were waiting for me to remove my tux and start lifting cement bags.
The Turkish guy shouted at me in Turkish "You think this is a beauty pageantry! Take those things off and flex some muscles" amanakoim!.... Lol!
very funny but I must say, those Çabuk-Çabuk jobs are very crazy, most assuredly you would be slave driven for between 30-50TL a day.