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ttmacoy:
If his plan is to continue the jobs he currently does, those hourly rates will not go far in Canada and is pretty much minimum wage if not lower.

If he decides to go to Canada he should be ready to find other better paying jobs or focus on cheaper countries where the pay will be worth more.

You are right!
I think this is where his certificate degree comes in handy.

FABROTech:
Fiverr is free to register, the company takes commission from deals you make.

Mcslize:
If you are good at copywriting, you can render that as a service.

Mcslize:
Ok first, what digital skill do you possess that you know you can render if called upon?

Mcslize:
Why are you doubting the OP? There is money online. Just follow the right people. A guy has been grateful to me just because I showed him the way. He always greet me good morning sir, good afternoon sir, my oga whenever he sees me. He said if not for me, he doesn't know how he would have been surviving. I directed all that to God Almighty. It's not for me to receive any praise of that nature.

What am I saying? There is money online. Loads of it. It's even better when one earns in hard currency due to the depreciating value of the Naira.

$120k is not too big money to doubt someone of. There is a crypto coin I bought this year. I bought over 100,000 coins of the coin this year to hold for the next 5yrs. If that coin gets to $1 per coin, I automatically have 100k dolls. And if I come out and say I have such amount of money, will you believe me?

People make money through different ways. But the poverty in the country won't let many believe such figures but that's the true reality of things.

Ibime2003:
I had to give those information so as to be able to get the right advice, besides nairaland is an anonymous forum.

Nicoswit:
Less than a month.
Which other source do you have?

Nicoswit:
youtube majorly

Nicoswit:
Is your niches copywriting? I asked because that's what I'm learning presently.
What's your YouTube channel name plz?

queenfav:
Life abroad isn't easy or all roses as many dream it to be.Anyone relocating should be mindful of that fact.Prepare to put shame aside and do jobs you would not even dream of doing back home in Nigeria.

The shock for many who left expecting paradise and soft life is even more, when they land and they can't get a decent job.Pictures like this are key,so that people are reminded to make plans on how they will earn a living before they relocate.If not the person will end up being depressed and may at some point start to regret leaving Nigeria

blizard44:
Omo!

E no easy for the black man anywhere o.

On one hand I'm like : why don't they come home?
But come home to what?
To Buhari?

On the other hand, knowing the steps the west have taken to perpetuate Africa in its current economic miasma, I feel they deserve everything they get.

Ibime2003:
Good day fellow Nairalanders, which country can i relocate to with my wife and two little kids. I am 36 years old?

I currently work remotely with two foreign organisation as an online customer service personnel earning 10 and 12usd/hour respectively, I am also a full time cryptocurrency trader and also involved in some cryptocurrency projects @ the moment.

I use to have a mindset that instead of going to America for economic reasons, let that America come and meet me here in Nigeria and that's what i use to work towards through out my life. But with the anarchy and insecurity being experienced in Nigeria currently, i am seriously thinking about relocating to another country with my family.

I love Nigeria and I never thought of relocating, but it's obvious Nigeria didn't love me in return. I have a little above 120k usd savings, if i dispose all my real estate investment in Nigeria,i ll be able to have more liquid cash @ my disposal.

I intend to continue with all the job i stated above in any country i relocate to, I don't have any reason to be looking for job up and down and i don't have any plan of going to school, even the degree i have here in Nigeria, i never for once use it to apply for job. The financial capacity to move the four of us @ once will be the least of my worries.

I don't want just mere suggestions of countries i can relocate to, I want something practicable and realistic especially from those who already have experience. When you mention countries i can relocate to, explain in details, how i will go about it because i have zero travelling experience.
Lalasticlala, i will appreciate if you can help me move this to the front page, i need all the help i can get on this thread.

FABROTech:
Well I am a digital content creator. I make most of my cash from YouTube. Small percentage from blogging and very little from fiverr.

The YouTube thing is not a get rich quick thing, I have.been doing it for a while.

Many young Nigerians (who are NOT celebrities or comedians) are making serious money from YouTube currently and believe me anyone can do it.

It may look impossible at first and many quit without even getting to monetization. For them that persevere, once the cash starts flowing, it grows much faster.

FABROTech:
Am planning to relocate to Dubai.

Am in talks with a Dubai based company to help me get a Freelannce permit from the Sharjah Media City Free Zone. The package is to come with a 3 Years UAE Resident Visa which I can use to move with my wife and 2 kids.

The package is to cost about AED 16,350.

Has anyone used this means or you have any advice to give?

Note: I don't intend to work for anyone as I do some freelance online jobs and I earn over $5k monthly. God willing I hope to continue to improve in what I do and earn more money.

I intend to relocate cos am not finding the security situation in Nigeria funny anymore. Am always having dreams about chaos and war in Nigeria.

Ugosample:
And you know this because you are his accounts officer abi?

Stewart883:
Look if he is loaded or not,that is not anyone's business!!! You don't just come online and spill trash that you're a millionaire!! No one gives a fuvk!!! If that money he has is true let him contact a travel agent or just go to any embassy of his choice and get information.... Besides I wonder what gave him the balls to spill such net worth when we have alot of insecurity in Nigeria

Stewart883:
You see your statement I made bold, You're a bloody liar!!!

Ayatoponpy:
Embassy: Abuja
Date: 28th May, 2021
Status: Approved
Attempt: 3 ( twice Lagos and once Abuja)
GTA: 33k
Deficit: 17k

Vo: what are going to do in US
Me: Going for MS at ..... University
Vo: why did you need the degree
Me: To get more knowledge in ....... Field
Vo: where are you doing now
Me: answered
Vo: what did you study undergraduate
Me: answered
Vo: who's is sponsoring you
Me: uncle
Vo: what does he do
Me: answered
Vo: how many children does he have
Me: one
Vo: what will you do after study
Me: come back home to continue with my work and applied my knowledge.
Vo: visa approved
Me: thank you.

DkJay:
Nah, this is the first time I'm hearing about Flex Jobs.

People create PayPal accounts different ways today, some are working; some are not.

I paid about 30k for a certain information material last year detailing how to get a stress-less PayPal account.

It involves you registering a company in the U. S. through a law firm. As a bonus, you get a fully verified Stripe and PayPal account that won't give you any trouble. All perfectly legal.

You don't have to worry about phone number or address because it shows up on your profile as that of the company.

I haven't created mine yet, cos I wanna think carefully about the brand I'm creating. Secondly, it costs about $700 to set it up.

I'll be looking at it in the future.

If you spend about thirty minutes on Nairaland, you'll find some information that would help you create a PayPal account, I'm sure.

DkJay:
It doesn't require money to register. But getting your account approved is stressful.

If you're paying anything, it's only for someone to put you through the process.

Upwork doesn't charge you for registering. They only take their cut after you start getting jobs.

DkJay:
cc

BlackSan
Alzwell

There's nothing glamorous about what I do. I'm good at writing, and I got better at it. I signed up for a course to break into the Upwork marketplace.

Some people get good jobs at once. I did mine for about five months with just two jobs inbetween (that's on Upwork; I worked with other outsourcers for the usual #1.5 to #2 per during that period). But the current client I have now pays well, and we're looking to make it even better.

Lordsagna:
Okay....when is the main examination see since they did mock today?

DkJay:
Thanks for sharing.

I'm a bit curious; how much did you make on a monthly basis while you were there?

Eleven years later, where are you now? What are the working conditions like for you currently?

As for my working experience, they've been mild to averagely good. For now, I work from home.

At some point, I plan to go out there and start a string of companies, but I'm not looking to work for anyone, no sir.

Doradorwa:
Frankly, I believe this is a insult on Nigeria sovereignty.

Difrent:
All these because government ban twitter.........na wa oooo

Twitter is banned in China but then no die , weibo their alternative to twitter is bigger than twitter , who says we can't create our own if twitter is bent on destroying the country.........but I'm talking to a hypocrite now , if Adam was an iboman would you be saying all these ? Won't you have flooded the internet with sad tales of how government is not encouraging tech start ups.......but here you are talking down on someone's app because he holds a different view from yours .