Hi there

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems the US is not in any investment treaty with Nigeria, at least going by the link below

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/fees/treaty.html

Interestingly, African countries like Cameroon, Senegal, Liberia, Ethiopia, Egypt, Congo, and Togo made the list.

What that means is that nationals from these countries can get the E-2 visa, which, from my research so far, seems a more flexible alternative than the more popular US visa options we usually hear about.

Still researching on this: so please feel free to share your thoughts

Thanks!

"So what is the cheap and best way for nigerians to get a US visa by investing?

The Answer is still E-2 visa!

Since Nigeria, does not have a E-2 treaty visa signed with United States, nigerians cannot apply for E-2 visas. But nigerians can apply for E-2 visas becoming a citizen of another country which has E-2 treaty with United States. Must have the citizenship of a treaty country to apply.

Nigerian constitution allows dual citizenship, so it is not illegal for nigerians to become a national of more than one country.

Grenada offers citizenship to Nigerian investors who can afford $150,000. These are the only citizenship by investment schemes with E-2 visa option. All the ot are quite expensive!

Grenada – $150,000 (donation) or $220,000 (real estate)
Montenegro – $400,000 (real estate + donation)
Turkey – $250,000 (real estate)
We highly recommend Grenada passport as it offers visa free travel to United Kingdom, Europe Schengen area, China, Russia and over 140 countries.

Once citizenship is obtained and desired investments are made, an appointment is necessary at the US embassy in Nigeria. The US embassy in Lagos takes just 74 calendar days to process this visa and there is a $205 visa fee. This is so much faster than waiting for years after making half a million investment"

WoundedLamb:
"So what is the cheap and best way for nigerians to get a US visa by investing?

The Answer is still E-2 visa!...

Grenada offers citizenship to Nigerian investors who can afford $150,000. These are the only citizenship by investment schemes with E-2 visa option. All the ot are quite expensive!

Grenada – $150,000 (donation) or $220,000 (real estate)
Montenegro – $400,000 (real estate + donation)
Turkey – $250,000 (real estate)

We highly recommend Grenada passport as it offers visa free travel to United Kingdom, Europe Schengen area, China, Russia and over 140 countries...

The US embassy in Lagos takes just 74 calendar days to process this visa and there is a $205 visa fee. This is so much faster than waiting for years after making half a million investment"

Thanks for your response

Please clarify:

What do you mean when you say "real estate"?

For instance, do you mean that if someone here in Nigeria buys $250,000 real estate in Turkey, that will give him Turkey citizenship?

Hope to hear from you soon

WoundedLamb:
"So what is the cheap and best way for nigerians to get a US visa by investing?

The Answer is still E-2 visa!

Since Nigeria, does not have a E-2 treaty visa signed with United States, Nigerians cannot apply for E-2 visas. But Nigerians can apply for E-2 visas becoming a citizen of another country which has E-2 treaty with United States. Must have the citizenship of a treaty country to apply.

Nigerian constitution allows dual citizenship, so it is not illegal for nigerians to become a national of more than one country.

Grenada offers citizenship to Nigerian investors who can afford $150,000. These are the only citizenship by investment schemes with E-2 visa option. All the ot are quite expensive!

Grenada – $150,000 (donation) or $220,000 (real estate)
Montenegro – $400,000 (real estate + donation)
Turkey – $250,000 (real estate)
We highly recommend Grenada passport as it offers visa free travel to United Kingdom, Europe Schengen area, China, Russia and over 140 countries.

Once citizenship is obtained and desired investments are made, an appointment is necessary at the US embassy in Nigeria. The US embassy in Lagos takes just 74 calendar days to process this visa and there is a $205 visa fee. This is so much faster than waiting for years after making half a million investment"

Word!

alignacademy:


Thanks for your response

Please clarify:

What do you mean when you say "real estate"?

For instance, do you mean that if someone here in Nigeria buys $250,000 real estate in Turkey, that will give him Turkey citizenship?

Hope to hear from you soon

That's correct.

Konquest:

Word!

It's copied but thanks

Konquest:

That's correct.

You're outdated in your information. Y'all don't know how Nigerians have managed to destroy the country's reputation globally.

Citizens of Nigeria are now NOT ELIGIBLE for Turkey's Citizenship by investment.

WoundedLamb:


It's copied but thanks

Yup! It was a very good copy... Lol

All the best.

@Phunmilola @WoundedLamb @Konquest

Thanks so much for your input; honoured to meet great minds thinking outside the box

In my research, I noticed almost in passing some details that suggest that forming a corporate entity in the US could also be a route to permanent residence via the E-2 visa.

What are your thoughts?

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