rayzornaija:
950000! Yeah right.... Only your rent takes half of that money here in the US
Plus water bill
Light bill... Expect crazy bills during winter
Phone bill
Cable bill plus Internet
Plus feeding
Oh and you have to have a car to get around too so add gas money.... My advice is that you stay in Nigeria my brother
ALL THAT GLITTERS ARE NOT GOLD

Neyoalao:

With all these said I can see that it's not easy and worth staying there. Why not come back home bro?

rayzornaija:

Eh If I here....... You want heat to kill me?

Neyoalao:

El oh el. But you no try for the advice wey you give the op. Everyone knows it's not easy over there is isn't a get rich quick scheme but you know every cent you pay over there in terms of bills is used by you and the health care system is superb. Can you imagine the number of people that have died today due to negligence on the part of our government?

Speeddial:
Saving 200k monthly after every expense from January next year is my dream. I have sat down to reason, and saw that this won't be feasible in 10years if I remain in Nigeria.

So I came up with moving to the US as an investment I should make. According to my research I found that the minimum wage in the States is $10 per hour, that means if I work 10 hour each day I will earn 950,000 naira in a month.

Now my dream can be achieve with ease, I need advice from people who live in the US.

queendoreez:


In the words of Lupita Nyong'o... "Your dreams are valid".

Don't listen to people who will discourage you from your dreams. Make a plan and stick to it. Best of luck.

Making similar plans for the EU.

slimany:



Chaiiiii, And na una vote Buhari come power o, Now , una don dey plan to leave after forcing him on us. Posterity will judge u all o.

Speeddial:
Saving 200k monthly after every expense from January next year is my dream. I have sat down to reason, and saw that this won't be feasible in 10years if I remain in Nigeria.

So I came up with moving to the US as an investment I should make. According to my research I found that the minimum wage in the States is $10 per hour, that means if I work 10 hour each day I will earn 950,000 naira in a month.

Now my dream can be achieve with ease, I need advice from people who live in the US.

Speeddial:
Saving 200k monthly after every expense from January next year is my dream. I have sat down to reason, and saw that this won't be feasible in 10years if I remain in Nigeria.

So I came up with moving to the US as an investment I should make. According to my research I found that the minimum wage in the States is $10 per hour, that means if I work 10 hour each day I will earn 950,000 naira in a month.

Now my dream can be achieve with ease, I need advice from people who live in the US.

justwise:


What sort of visa are you planning to move to US with?

justwise:

What sort of visa are you planning to move to US with?

Speeddial:
Student Visa

justwise:


Saving 200k monthly for the next two yrs is not even enough to pay fees in US.

One thing that caught my eyes reading your post was how lucky you are to be able to save 200K a month after expenses in Nigeria.

If you have a job that you earn enough to save 200K monthly then you are pretty rich.

malel1:


He said saving 200k monthly is his dream,
In nigeria how many people can save 200k every month?
Saving 200k every months for 2years can take care of his tuition fee, mind u, u don't have to pay all immediately.

partnerus:


Please what's the hope for an illegal migrant? I mean coming to America with a 2 years tourist or business visa?

claremont:
If you have such a high disposable income in Nigeria that you can afford to save N200,000 monthly, I would advise that you visit America during your next vacation. Spend a few weeks of your vacation in America mingling with ordinary Nigerians that live there, you might be shocked that not all that glitters is gold. I spent a few weeks in North Carolina last year and I met a Nigerian-American who drove the taxi I rented to the mall, we talked at great length, and that's when I realized that not all that glitters in America is gold.

It seems you belong to the upper middle class in Nigeria based on your earnings; the question you really need to answer is - would you be happy to leave your relatively comfortable middle-class existence in Nigeria to start afresh with menial minimum wage jobs in America?! If your answer is in the affirmative, then go for it.

If I earned that much whilst in Nigeria, I wouldn't have relocated to the UK years ago to start afresh. However, I have achieved more in the UK than I would have achieved in Nigeria within the same timeframe, BUT....it wasn't easy initially.

Speeddial:
Saving 200k monthly after every expense from January next year is my dream. I have sat down to reason, and saw that this won't be feasible in 10years if I remain in Nigeria.

So I came up with moving to the US as an investment I should make. According to my research I found that the minimum wage in the States is $10 per hour, that means if I work 10 hour each day I will earn 950,000 naira in a month.

Now my dream can be achieve with ease, I need advice from people who live in the US.

Lucasbalo:
With Trump in power now, it's very dicey. I know a guy that went bank to Nigeria voluntarily after three years because he couldn't get his papers. Trump is tough on illegal immigration.

rayzornaija:
950000! Yeah right.... Only your rent takes half of that money here in the US
Plus water bill
Light bill... Expect crazy bills during winter
Phone bill
Cable bill plus Internet
Plus feeding
Oh and you have to have a car to get around too so add gas money.... My advice is that you stay in Nigeria my brother
ALL THAT GLITTERS ARE NOT GOLD

NONNYG:
The bottom line is when you migrate to another country, certainly you will start afresh