As a young man looking for greener pasture, which country can i relocate to with a savings of 1million naira. any advice kindly help

Why not start a business in Nigeria with that money

UK skilled migrant visa

Togo

SalisuJasper:
As a young man looking for greener pasture, which country can i relocate to with a savings of 1million naira. any advice kindly help

no reasonable country unless u wan go suffer

BIAFRA. all you need is data, you become a citizen. Online republic.

Apply for scholarships across countries.

JapaProfessor:
Apply for scholarships across countries.

Like which country pls?

God1000:
Why not start a business in Nigeria with that money

Cost of diesel will consume the money.

Sadly, that's less than 2k USD, it would be really hard. If it was ten years ago, you will enter Europe as a student with that money even after paying tuition fees and accommodation. I thinking for straight five minutes about how you will optimize that money and which country and sadly, I cant seems to think of any. Only flight fare will eat half of that money and even more. How low the naira has falllen.

SalisuJasper:
As a young man looking for greener pasture, which country can i relocate to with a savings of 1million naira. any advice kindly help

Do you have a first degree? If yes follow the Masters route.

SalisuJasper:
As a young man looking for greener pasture, which country can i relocate to with a savings of 1million naira. any advice kindly help

with your 1 mill, if you know your way around, this 1 mill can take you to Egypt or Tunisia, when you get there, try to get a residence permit there, apply for a visa to another country and move into new country

sliksusan:


with your 1 mill, if you know your way around, this 1 mill can take you to Egypt or Tunisia, when you get there, try to get a residence permit there, apply for a visa to another country and move into new country

How do one go about this Tunisia?

cutieme:

How do one go about this Tunisia?

Tunisia has an embassy in Abuja. You can apply for a Tunisia visa at the embassy
Duly completed Tunisian visa application form
An international passport with at least six (6) months validity
Two recently taken passport photograph with white background
Evidence of travel booking which includes ticket, take off & return date
Evidence of accommodation
Proof of travel allowance for your stay period in Tunisia
Police clearance certificate
Six (6) months bank statement
Visa Time
It takes about 3-15 days to get a visa to Tunisia. It can be more on peculiar cases. Best to apply ahead of travel date (about 2 months ahead)

Where to apply (in person)
11, Kainji Street, Off Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama, Abuja

Phone: +234 9 4132966-7;

Fax: +234 9 4132668

Email: at.abuja@diplomatie.gov.tn
Visa Process To Tunisia: Visa Fees
Visa type Amount ($)
Single Visa $32
Multiple entry visa $32
Temporary work permit Visa $32
Subject to regulation Visa $32

SalisuJasper:
As a young man looking for greener pasture, which country can i relocate to with a savings of 1million naira. any advice kindly help

Stay within Africa, West Africa. Due to inflation and the rising cost of living along with looming food shortages due to the war in Ukraine, your money will be gone before you know it.

There are no jobs for Black Africans in all these North African Arab countries many of you keep running to.

When we who have traveled out and seen it all try to advise you, many of you don't listen. Even if you manage to get their permanent residency, of what good is it if the locals won't hire you? And if you can't land a job, you will have no choice but to return back to Nigeria or risk homelessness in foreign land. The grass is not always greener on the other side but who no go no go know.

dasparrow:


Stay within Africa, West Africa. Due to inflation and the rising cost of living along with looming food shortages due to the war in Ukraine, your money will be gone before you know it.

There are no jobs for Black Africans in all these North African Arab countries many of you keep running to.

When we who have traveled out and seen it all try to advise you, many of you don't listen. Even if you manage to get their permanent residency, of what good is it if the locals won't hire you? And if you can't land a job, you will have no choice but to return back to Nigeria or risk homelessness in foreign land. The grass is not always greener on the other side but who no go no go know.

So which country do you propose for him specifically?

sliksusan:


Tunisia has an embassy in Abuja. You can apply for a Tunisia visa at the embassy
Duly completed Tunisian visa application form
An international passport with at least six (6) months validity
Two recently taken passport photograph with white background
Evidence of travel booking which includes ticket, take off & return date
Evidence of accommodation
Proof of travel allowance for your stay period in Tunisia
Police clearance certificate
Six (6) months bank statement
Visa Time
It takes about 3-15 days to get a visa to Tunisia. It can be more on peculiar cases. Best to apply ahead of travel date (about 2 months ahead)

Where to apply (in person)
11, Kainji Street, Off Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama, Abuja

Phone: +234 9 4132966-7;

Fax: +234 9 4132668

Email: at.abuja@diplomatie.gov.tn
Visa Process To Tunisia: Visa Fees
Visa type Amount ($)
Single Visa $32
Multiple entry visa $32
Temporary work permit Visa $32
Subject to regulation Visa $32

You’re quite an enigma.

You’ve travelled a lot.

Is this a joke?