My brother and paddy of life is in a dilemma, he has gotten his work visa to the US using one of the popular agencies supporting professionals relocation to the US, and just as he was getting set to move to the United States, he got a call from one of the highest paying oil company in the world to come and resume offshore for a job he applied for and attended the interview in the past in Nigeria where he currently lives.

This young man has applied for American visa 3 times and was denied, on the 4th ocassion after passing his NCLEX, his application for green card approval was rejected but he did not give up, through his agency, he appealed for it and after over 25 years of nurturing the dreams of relocating to the US, he has his visa approval in his hands.

Just as he thought that he had seen it all, a job he has waited for, a dream job, an oil offshore job shows up and he was asked to resume immediately, he is speechless, all he ever wanted is happening at the same time. He is reading this post, if you where this member, what will you do, move to the US or take up the highly paying job offshore, your response please.

The offshore job simply because...

If it’s immigrantvisa it’s bettet but ifs non immigrant visa it’s ok but he will have to start from the low level.

He has been given a good paying job , so let him settle for that . Because him going to the USA means he will be starting from square one (jobless ).

Op just need likes joor.. This ain't real

Sunnycliff:
My brother and paddy of life is in a dilemma, he has gotten his work visa to the US using one of the popular agencies supporting professionals relocation to the US, and just as he was getting set to move to the United States, he got a call from one of the highest paying oil company in the world to come and resume offshore for a job he applied for and attended the interview in the past in Nigeria where he currently lives.

This young man has applied for American visa 3 times and was denied, on the 4th ocassion after passing his NCLEX, his application for green card approval was rejected but he did not give up, through his agency, he appealed for it and after over 25 years of nurturing the dreams of relocating to the US, he has his visa approval in his hands.

Just as he thought that he had seen it all, a job he has waited for, a dream job, an oil offshore job shows up and he was asked to resume immediately, he is speechless, all he ever wanted is happening at the same time. He is reading this post, if you where this member, what will you do, move to the US or take up the highly paying job offshore, your response please.

After over 25yrs, how old is he Biko?

Certainly the job
I spend my holidays in the us if that's a priority..

bisi16:
After over 25yrs, how old is he Biko?

He is not a small boy.