ublight:
. This ftc is dedicated to lalasticlala so he can comment here. Me sef wan learn

BlueOrange:



Shengen, Belgium, Denmark, France, Netherlands, Spain, Malta

Canada

Masonkaycares:
Just go to Cotonou with your money. Cameroon is also advisable.

Etinosa1234:


Ohh thanks bro..
But it’s still enough for Aussie visa

Their spousal visa which is the most expensive is 8,000 dollars.. He can do Aussie visa

Etinosa1234:


True but converting to Aussie currency will give u a higher amount than when u convert to US dollar

Even if we are talking abt countries, let’s not use US dollar as a general conversion rate to all the the countries in the world

Golan007:
Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso.

Golan007:
Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso.

Golan007:
Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso.

BlueOrange:



Shengen, Belgium, Denmark, France, Netherlands, Spain, Malta

Canada

Autogduru411:
With that huge amount of money, it's either Canada, USA or Australia....

Autogduru411:
With that huge amount of money, it's either Canada, USA or Australia....

BlueOrange:


Shengen, Belgium, Denmark, France, Netherlands, Spain, Malta
Canada

fados4sure:

Did you say huge amount of money? Convert #2.5mil to dollars and it's equal to $5555 and after you deduct return ticket from that money, you'll be left with nothing

I'll advise he save more because standard of living are very high out there. That's why most Nigerian's result to fraud/scam/prostitution.

OYENIYIJK:
Liftkid is also "japaing"

Kai Baba God!!!! Well, anywhere you dey go, You will see the favour of God and the favour of Man.

GoodLuck!

Liftkid:
I'm contemplating which country I can enter with the above budget and hustle legally. Then, bring my wife and daughter when am settled.

Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Liftkid:
I'm contemplating which country I can enter with the above budget and hustle legally. Then, bring my wife and daughter when am settled.

Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

dasparrow:


With what visa are you trying to enter a foreign country with precisely? Because to "hustle" legally you will need a work permit or permanent residency for the country you intend going to. To get a work permit for a western country is not easy at all talkless of permanent residency which can take years. It does not even matter how much money you currently have because that money will run out quick once you have to start paying rent, utility bills and groceries in your new country of residence.

Too many Nigerians I have noticed have enough money for airline ticket but do not have sufficient money to live relatively comfortable in the western world long enough until they can obtain either a work permit or permanent residency.

In addition, Nigerians are not aware that immigration policies are getting tougher and tougher each year. Even countries that are considered developing countries are making it extremely difficult for immigrants and potential immigrants how much more advanced countries.

I am not trying to discourage you. I am not saying you shouldn't migrate but what I am saying is be realistic. I see too many Nigerians stuck here abroad suffering. They couldn't get their papers (work permit, permanent residency permit, naturalized citizenship) as they had hoped for. They have no money to survive and before you know it, they start engaging in crime just to survive thereby soiling the already damaged reputation of Nigeria further. There is a reason why foreign missions in Nigeria make it so difficult for Nigerians to obtain a visa.

Many of you think that we are picking money on the streets here abroad but that's a fallacy. If you are able to get at least a work permit that will enable you to legally pick up employment in the country you are planning to migrate to, then by all means make the move. However, if you are thinking of coming on a tourist visa with the hope of overstaying, you will be making a big mistake.

Many of these Western countries are voting in leaders lately who are leaning towards conservative, right wing, anti-immigrant ideologies and don't want people from so-called "shithole" countries coming to their countries in search of the proverbial greener pastures except if you are perhaps a professional with skills being highly sought after in these advanced nations, example medical professionals for instance.

So think about all I have said considering that you are already married with a child. If you get stuck abroad for years on end, don't complain when another man starts taking care of your wife's sexual needs. After all, body no be firewood. Your child also needs you the father. Just saying.

- From a concerned foreign-born Nigerian residing legally in the diaspora

Golan007:
Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso.