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

Raylight2:


Are you a lecturer? I hope you are not. If you are, hope your students still love you like this?

I hope you're not expecting answers because the guy is confused

Goddys:


my bro, if I should go to UK for study, I have concluded in my mind that I won't secure graduate job. Is the wisest thing not to work more than 40 hours a week and have only 20 hours documented for immigration purposes when I know I will be back in 4 years.

At the end, if I fail to come back with £20,000 after the entire four years, then I will consider myself a failure.

His siblings were clearly not hustlers eventho they might had gone when it was 1 yr 4 months.

I have a friend in UK working 60 hours and still studying on top

Timijo:
This guy is seeking attention and he's getting it. Shingbai he no get.

SmartyPants:


Ghana beats Nigeria only in security and power supply to be honest. And even then, that is if you compare from the bird's eyeview.

In real terms living in Abuja is better than living in Accra across all income levels.

Golan007:
Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso.

sunboy:
Free advice; 2.5m will not get you anywhere in the western world “legally” If you want to go get visit visa and not return ... that makes you “illegal” ... so if you wish to do it the legal way, 2.5m will not reach you.

This is from my experience; 2.5m can be multiplied x 10 within a year or two if you are genuinely looking to hustle. After my NYSC, I moved to Benin, Porto Novo to be precise with less than that amount and the rest is history.

If you think Benin republic is a country you might want to move to legally and live a comfortable life ? Reach out privately ...

I can give you a few business ideas that you can do in Benin “legally” and turn that 2.5m around quickly... on the long run When you make enough then you can decide if you want to still go oyinbo country or not.

Adex2442:


I dont have any idea bro. I haven't been there before.. Do u wanna travel

TechSkill:
make una no vex. na me find trouble na...

As for the ones that sent PM, please I didn't make this post because I want anybody to contact me. I was only interested in the OP of this thread.

Again, make una no vex. na me find trouble.

soobaba:



How can one process the spousal visa for Australia?

darediamond:

Although doing any work, with #2,500,000, you can be making upward of #700,000 PURE PROFIT EVERY 90 days here in Nigeria!!!

No Running cost nor Operation cost etc. Just pure profit.

Is it that you looking for a greener pastures or you are scared by the High Level of insecurity in some part of Nigeria that is why you want to leave?What type of work will generate 700k profit every 90 days?

Tell us your main reason(s) why you want to leave.

BlueOrange:



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

Canada

swiperthefox:
Do you know that Ghana has a health card for their citizens, which includes free medical care and medication?
Do you know that Ghana has free tuition from primary to secondary school, and they also feed everyday in school?
Ghana is a 1000% better than Nigeria. What is the use of a beautiful environment with nothing to offer your citizens?

Aguogba:

I live within the Schengen, Fixed

byrron:


You have said it all.


Just a little addition:

If you don't have anyone overseas that is willing to accommodate you for a while and guide you on how to legitimately extend your your stay before the expiration of your visa in that country, you may end up becoming a cow that went to Texas with the hope of becoming a cowboy only to end up as a canned beef.

Leaving the shores of Nigeria shouldn't be based on how much naira you have rather, it should be based on how much factual informations do you know about the country you want to travel to.

What are their immigration requirements and policies for immigrants?

What's the cost of leaving in that country?

What are the required skill set's that are in high demand?

Are they generally receptive to immigrants or generally hostile?

What is their economy like?

These are just a few things you can research on that will expand your knowledge about a country you intend to migrate to and not about the naira you have.

Your millions of naira when converted to most countries currencies becomes a few thousands and God Forbids you fall sick and requires medical attention, then you will have to pay out of pocket since you have no medical insurance and you get a medical bill as cheap as $1500 for just staying a few hours in the hospital.

You can now see how your money is beginning to evaporate on unforseen circumstances beyond your contemplations nor control and these are just early days with more unforseen occurrences still ahead.

You just don't get into a country and start working the next day, it could take month's depending on the work eligibility requirements of that country which is why you really need to do a thorough research about the country you intend to migrate to before embarking on that journey.

Traveling agents are only interested in your money and will tell you all the sweet stories you want to hear in other to get your money and then ship you out to the wilderness were you will meet with hard-core reality.

Your final decisions should be knowledge-based.

Wishing the OP the very best.

TechSkill:


You never ready. when u ready, u know what to do. I have met your kind many times. People like you will doubt even if it is Jesus talking to you. Your mind have been programmed to NEVER to believe what is possible. I am sure you feel I am lying about everything I have said. If Alibaba was not popular, you would have also doubted that one too and even say no site like Alibaba exist or it is not possible. Even if the person behind this moniker was among those that built the importation archive in 2013 starting with El Mateo and co, you don't know.

Mind you, I was only interested in speaking to the OP of this thread, not you or anyone else. If I had ignored and not wasted my time, you would have gone on saying he is lying...

if I show you my website which I use for my importation, you will still say I am not the owner. If I log into my facebook ads dashboard and show ads I run, you will still say I stole someones screenshot, not like you would even be able to interpret anything that goes on there anyway...

I am not the cause of doubts, go cure your mind before asking for answers that you will never accept as true.

babakb:
Your only option is to go for Asylum/Refugee claim in Canada.....

id911:


Sir, you're really wasting your precious time and energy trying to lecture some ignorant folks here. Make u leave them bro.

I have an idea about this stuff and only trying to get some little funding before I can launch out.

yusufmurry:


Bro, you so knowledgeable about this. Pls can we talk further. I am interested and met all you listed that is required.

Check your email. Thanks

swiperthefox:
Bros I am interested if you can guide me.

TechSkill:
do you have basic internet marketing skills?

erico2k2:

Bro, let me say this very quick and short, ABROAD, depend on nobody except GOD, if you plan is based on a friend..family or a person helping you out, you plan is as good as dead in the 1st instance!

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

izubext007:
Gabon or north east Nigeria