Hello guys
I want to dedicate this thread to Nigerians living in Asia countries, can you share your your experience living among the Asians . Countries like:-
Japan
Korea
Singapore
China
And others too!

How is factory work like over there! Share your experience to aspiring migrant that would like to visit there soon after this pandemic...

I heard that Asia is best country for hustling while Europe is to settle down with your wife. What do you have to say about . Thank you

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Chukxie

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Chukxie

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Hello, bro. Wetin dey? Buhari palliatives don show? Eyes are 'redding' ooo!

chukxie:


Hello, bro. Wetin dey? Buhari palliatives don show? Eyes are 'redding' ooo!

Lol.. Nothing dey show boss

JustEdward wan come that side and as per say you be our boss for there, na hin make me summon you together with the other bosses

No vex biko..

@emboldened... I think say dem dey give una palliative falafala for there

Hadampson:
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Chukxie
Moonraker komia blackbriar
ThePallidMan acadollar

I greet you na special boss

imran90:
I greet you na special boss

I dey humble bossman

Ramadan kareem

JustEdward:
Hello guys
I want to dedicate this thread to Nigerians living in Asia countries, can you share your your experience living among the Asians . Countries like:-
Japan
Korea
Singapore
China
And others too!

How is factory work like over there! Share your experience to aspiring migrant that would like to visit there soon after this pandemic...

I heard that Asia is best country for hustling while Europe is to settle down with your wife. What do you have to say about . Thank you

SOUTH KOREA :
For factory jobs 7 to 7, Monday to Saturday, head to South Korea. Jobs range from but not limited to textile factories, building green houses, chemical factories (dangerous), farm jobs.
Drawbacks:
* Visa is tough to get these days, but study visa can be gotten if you find a university willing to admit you, and you have the wherewithal to pay tuitions.
* Language barrier. The more conversant you are at Korean, the better your stay in Korea would be.
* Cost of living is high in Seoul but cheaper in cities like Ansan, Suwon, Puncheon, Dongducheon.
* Nightlife is great in Itaewon, Gangnam and Hyongdae.
* Chics: Look clean with little or no beard like an American GI (soldier ) and Korean chics would mistake you for an American.

CHINA:
There are no factory jobs for foreigners especially blacks in China because China prioritizes jobs for its citizens before anyone else.
*Visa : Like South Korea, the Chinese visa is now tough to get especially for Nigerians. However study visas aren't extremely difficult to get. So, try that route.
*Jobs: Business - basically but not limited to mini exportation, logistic/ shipping, teaching ( em em backdoor job but it pays good money minimum 6000 - 7000 Yuan and max 10k and above depending on one's qualifications, pronunciation, experience and sometimes looks ( Chinese people love fair skinned people)
*Cost of living: Affordable in smaller cities than larger ones.
*Chics: Sometimes hard to get but with some Chinese in your hat, they'll soon relax and you'd be eating from their cookie jars before you know it. Note: Chinese people are nuts for pale skinned people so don't be surprised you'd be passed up for some scraggy skint white dude.

JAPAN, SINGAPORE ,MALAYSIA : Visited for leisurely grooves.

Hadampson:


Lol.. Nothing dey show boss

JustEdward wan come that side and as per say you be our boss for there, na hin make me summon you together with the other bosses

No vex biko..

@emboldened... I think say dem dey give una palliative falafala for there

Choi ! Pallia wetin
But it's all good. We dey push am by God's grace. No dulling.

imran90:
I greet you na special boss

Brotherly, greetings man. How family? And how the Ramadan dey go? Regards!

chukxie:


SOUTH KOREA :
For factory jobs 7 to 7, Monday to Saturday, head to South Korea. Jobs range from but not limited to textile factories, building green houses, chemical factories (dangerous), farm jobs.
Drawbacks:
* Visa is tough to get these days, but study visa can be gotten if you find a university willing to admit you, and you have the wherewithal to pay tuitions.
* Language barrier. The more conversant you are at Korean, the better you stay in Korea would be.
* Cost of living is high in Seoul but cheaper in cities like Ansan, Suwon, Puncheon, Dongducheon.
* Nightlife is great in Itaewon, Gangnam and Hyongdae.
* Chics: Look clean with little or no beard like an American GI (soldier ) and Korean chics would mistake you for an American.

CHINA:
There are no factory jobs for foreigners especially blacks in China because China prioritizes jobs for its citizens before anyone else.
*Visa : Like South Korea, the Chinese visa is now tough to get especially for Nigerians. However study visas aren't extremely difficult to get. So, try that route.
*Jobs: Business - basically but not limited to mini exportation, logistic/ shipping, teacher ( em em backdoor job but it pays good money minimum 6000 - 7000 Yuan and max 10k and above depending on one's qualifications, pronunciation, experience and sometimes looks ( Chinese people love fair skinned people)
*Cost of living: Affordable in smaller cities than larger ones.
*Chics: Sometimes hard to get but with some Chinese in your hat, they'll soon relax and you'd be eating from their cookie jars before you know it. Note: Chinese people are nuts for pale skinned people so don't be surprised you'd be passed up for some scraggy skint white dude.

JAPAN, SINGAPORE ,MALAYSIA : Visited for leisurely grooves.

Wow thank you boss, I applied for Korea visa through conference visa and it was denied, to see schools that accept undergraduate is very difficult... which other route boss

Hadampson:


Lol.. Nothing dey show boss

JustEdward wan come that side and as per say you be our boss for there, na hin make me summon you together with the other bosses

No vex biko..

@emboldened... I think say dem dey give una palliative falafala for there

Hadampson haha thank you bro! I want to run leave this country Biko!!

JustEdward:


Wow thank you boss, I applied for Korea visa through conference visa and it was denied, to see schools that accept undergraduate is very difficult... which other route boss

You could pursue Business Investor visa D8 is another route but the requirements are stringent. Read below :

http://m.koreatimes.co/pages/article.asp?newsIdx=18813.

One not-too-stringent way to acquire a D8 visa is if a company ( Nigerian or Korean owned ) invites one either as an overseas partner or shareholder to join them in Korea. It can be tricky but I know a few people who've done it. Another way albeit far-fetched but doable is to find a Korean who is willing to head to Nigeria to marry you . Again the surest way is through study visa.

chukxie:

Choi ! Pallia wetin
But it's all good. We dey push am by God's grace. No dulling.

Wow.. And I dey think say chin chon go dey different

God's mercy on you IJN

We dey rough am for here.. E no easy but we depend on God

JustEdward:


Hadampson haha thank you bro! I want to run leave this country Biko!!

No be only you bro
But covik vilus don spoil my plans

JustEdward:


Hadampson haha thank you bro! I want to run leave this country Biko!!

No be only you bro.
But covik vilus don spoil my plans

Hadampson:


Wow.. And I dey think say chin chon go dey different

God's mercy on you IJN

We dey rough am for here.. E no easy but we depend on God

I've been home since January 17th; although I've been working from home since second week in February. I'm lucky I can work from home, not everyone is this lucky. Anyways, post COVID-19 will open a new chapter in a lot of areas such as business, education, employment, supply chain, entertainment...Be positioned with skills needed for the 'new world'.

chukxie:


I've been home since January 17th; although I've been working from home since second week in February. I'm lucky I can work from home, not everyone is this lucky. Anyways, post COVID-19 will open a new chapter in a lot of areas such as business, education, employment, supply chain, entertainment...Be positioned with skills needed for the 'new world'.

Wow.. This is serious

I'm fully prepared for the 'new world'
Presently, I'm undergoing an online course on basic fundamental of digital marketing

imran90:
I greet you na special boss

Tokyo craiglist jobs

https://tokyo.craigslist.org/d/jobs/search/jjj?lang=en&cc=us

Hadampson:


Wow.. This is serious

I'm fully prepared for the 'new world'
Presently, I'm undergoing an online course on basic fundamental of digital marketing

Great! Coursera, edX, Udemy are some great platforms for online learning. Good luck, man.

chukxie:


Great! Coursera, edX, Udemy are some great platforms for online learning. Good luck, man.

Yeah, but those sites are not free
I'm learning it for free.

Hadampson:


Yeah, but those sites are not free
I'm learning it for free.

There are some free courses on edX.

chukxie:


There are some free courses on edX.

For real

I'd check it out, xiexie

Hadampson:


For real

I'd check it out, xiexie

Bu yong xie, wo de xiong di. Ni hua shuo han yu ma?

chukxie:


Bu yong xie, wo de xiong di. Ni hua shuo han yu ma?

Ah, i no fit speak mandarin oh

I learned that phrase on one group on facebook

Uh la la. Following

blackbriar:



Tokyo craiglist jobs

https://tokyo.craigslist.org/d/jobs/search/jjj?lang=en&cc=us

What’s this boss

chukxie:


Bu yong xie, wo de xiong di. Ni hua shuo han yu ma?

it should be... ni hui shuo han yu ma ?

Akeem79:


it should be... ni hui shuo han yu ma ?

Thanks. Just noticed it now. Xie xie.
Wo hui shuo han yu.