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Travel / Re: Memoirs From Chile by Bokeeto(m): 5:39pm On May 12
tensazangetsu20:


You will get the visa in Jesus name. No fear and you will also find a lot of favour in Portugal when you land there

Thank you very much, I really appreciate. God bless you.
Travel / Re: Memoirs From Chile by Bokeeto(m): 5:15pm On May 12
tensazangetsu20:
Third day of work and it's still unbelievable to me. To be honest, my current job is something I have been chasing all the way from Nigeria. I got into Salesforce back in 2021 and have been trying to get a Salesforce job but it was so impossible in Nigeria. I just focused on my frontend I was doing then. At least I had a job and it paid really well at least by Nigerian standards.

I won't lie despite all my research about Chile I was so scared when I was coming here. Even my whole family thought I had gone loco. Only my uncle in Belgium supported me. His reason being a country with visa free travel to the US, Canada and Europe can never be a bad country. He sent me 2000 usd back then which was what I used to pay my rent for a year.

At this point, I am super contented with everything I have. A good job in a good company and I live in a very solid country. Chile is so amazing for me and I absolutely have no regrets that I made the move. I have been so exposed to so many opportunities here and I haven't even spent up to a year. I have interviewed with even the equivalent of the central bank of Chile whereas I don't even know if my own countrys central bank even recruits.

For anyone trying to relocate, I only have one piece of advice: be a man of value. Strive to create value. Research on what people want, try and learn them and try to use what you have learnt to build value. No country in the world is easy but some places are more difficult than others.

Congratulations to you brother, it's been a while I heard from you. I'm, glad you're doing very well in Chile, contrary to what naysayers were saying.

I have an appointment with Portugal embassy(VFS) this month, I hope to be granted the visa and tow a similar path to yours.

I admire your wealth of knowledge, tenacity and resilience in pursuing your dreams and aspirations.

Wishing you all the very best....
Travel / Re: Portugal Job Seekers Visa by Bokeeto(m): 11:15pm On May 06
MadeMan01:

VFS is different from Embassy. VFS is just an agent to filter applicants, coordinate and arrange applications to reduce crowd at embassies where they do not want to deal with applicants directly. VFS has no say on decision. they are errand boys to the embassies

Is there anything like interview at the VFS? I heard you'll just submit your documents, make payments and that's it...
Celebrities / Re: Obituary: Junior Pope To Be Buried On May 17 by Bokeeto(m): 8:50am On Apr 27
Rip brother, may God comfort your family and grant your soul eternal rest....

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Travel / Re: Portugal Job Seekers Visa by Bokeeto(m): 6:50pm On Mar 23
nuruoniwo:


Does it means they open the slots once in a month??

It's most likely...
Travel / Re: Portugal Job Seekers Visa by Bokeeto(m): 9:03am On Mar 23
nuruoniwo:
Well its possible those people in charge are hinting some people about the time the slots will open, you know Nigeria now. They will still always do backyard arrangements all just to make money. We have to keep checking till we are lucky to find slots.

Yeah, you're right. And I guess there's no other appointment till next month.
Travel / Re: Portugal Job Seekers Visa by Bokeeto(m): 11:24pm On Mar 22
streetwise2015:
Some appointments slots came out few days ago but before you know it. it was all booked ..Still hopefully and looking for appointment..it’s not easy to get an appointment..May God help us all

That's true, I know some people that booked appointment slots, before I could go online, everything was gone. The whole thing is tiring, checking everyday, yet nothing....

But is there a way people know there's going to be appointments or something?
Travel / Re: Portugal Job Seekers Visa by Bokeeto(m): 9:38am On Mar 20
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How are those people doing it? Cos It's frustrating...
Business / Re: Even Black Nylon No Black Again. by Bokeeto(m): 12:22pm On Mar 07
Even Nylon follow dey suffer tinubulation...πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 3:18pm On Feb 22
Yvngex:



My Brother, you will surely succeed. πŸ™πŸ™

Amen, thank you bro...!
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 3:00am On Feb 22
Gerrard59:


Travel agents cannot arrange a work visa for you. You apply to a company based there, go through its recruitment process and if successful, the firm applies for a visa on your behalf.

As for digital marketer, sorry, but that is not a field western companies seek to employ foreigners, especially from Africa.


If I can't find job visa sponsorship as a digital marketer, I'll apply for job seeker visa which will enable me get into those countries and apply for onsite digital marketing jobs, I believe I have options with any of the routes.
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 12:52am On Feb 22
femi4:
Go for work visa, that way , you hit the ground running. Study visa is expensive, you can be miserable with academic stress and trying to meet up with shool outstanding balance

Thank you, I think it's better too...
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 12:51am On Feb 22
Sunnyrado:
You can go via red cross program,

Can you explain to me how it works?
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 9:10pm On Feb 21
ednut1:
shebi its easy why you never run am?πŸ™„. Immigration policies when they left and now are they the same?


I'm working on it, doing my best and I believe it'll work.
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 8:58pm On Feb 21
Yvngex:




That's great to hear, you can also be of help to many of us who wants to do the same as you did.


I'm still in the process, I don't know it all....
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 8:58pm On Feb 21
Knoble22:


Chairman, can I also dm you, I need some info about a Portugal or Malta student visa... many thanks

I don't know it all, you can find everything you need on nairaland and YouTube.

If you feel you still need to PM me, go ahead then.
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 8:55pm On Feb 21
Emmanuel30a:
You are not serious, I have seen death warrant; your death warrant? No be juju be that? Who among your tribe or family ever traveled out of Nigeria? You wan do wetin your grandfathers&forefathers no do... Which kind pikin b dis?

Please what do you mean?
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 8:54pm On Feb 21
BigDawsNet:
Work is better... it's pretty hard to get
Study is good... it's pretty easy to get

Work is better... fastest way to Permanent residency
Study is good ... buy you hav to find a job after Study or you return back to ur country

Thank you, I think I would prefer work, I'm working on it already.

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Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 8:52pm On Feb 21
thesolutions:
This question is the reason the world fears Nigeria. We can not be honest about anything.

What's wrong with the question?
Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 8:51pm On Feb 21
ednut1:
From what you wrote up there you don’t qualify for work visa dont let agents deceive you. Most beta countries give work visa to people with scarce skills like tech, nursing, doctors, accountants etc. not every tom dick and harry. For the hustler work visa like farm workers- many of them dont even have Nigeria on their list of countries . Even the ones that say you can come temporarily and come search for jobs they know Nigerians have bad record and economic instability at home they no even give you visa to enter. If work visa was easy most Nigerians wont go with study visa.

What is your occupation by the way

Work visa must not be in Tech or high professional jobs, as long as an eligible company can provide you employment with documents to support your visa application, you are good to go. I have friends who relocated with work visas and they are not into Tech, Nursing and the rest. BTW, I'm a Digital Marketer...!

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Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 9:19am On Feb 21
Doodoo10:
Can we link up on how to go about this. I want to apply for my siblings who are still in Nigeria. I am currently residing in the UK.


Okay, send me a PM.
Travel / Re: Let's Talk About Malta by Bokeeto(m): 8:58am On Feb 20
MzFancy:
Hello Nairalanders,
I noticed there's little information about studying in Malta on here .
Over the years, UK has been one of the easiest and fastest pathway to Japa , some even end up settling there permanently, but considering the high exchange rate now , it's clear a lot of people can no longer afford UK . Students already in the UK , keep dropping out everyday because they can no longer afford the tuition.
After extensive research, I found out Malta seem to be an affordable alternative pathway to Japa ,from there you could move to other places, or end up falling in love with the country and settle there permanently.
Whatever the case may be , please let's help ourselves with information concerning Malta (especially the study route ).
.

You'll find more information about Malta on YouTube than Nairaland.

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Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 2:35pm On Feb 19
Sibaa:
I can relate. It becomes stressful. This has landed me in a state of confusion.

I was using this travel agent who happened to be close friends with my big mummy. I Started conference visa stuff with him. He was not ready to start any telling of required documents to anyone until yiu have made a deposit of N1m.

I made deposit of N1m last year October. And he sent me long list of documents I am to start hunting. One of which is still pending.

According to the instruction, he was not going to submit any application until all documents are completed and after submission, if the visa is approved , then you balance a certain amount of money. But if the visa is denied he will refund you 550k

Those documents were too stressful and were making me travel to abuja n back and all that. I decided to give it a pause cos I was on a project at the the time and travelling up and down was costing me too much idle time with my team and subsequently affecting productivity, hence cost of running project became higher.

I came across another japa opportunity while yet still waiting to secure the last set of documents. This was different and it just requested few documents which I already had it clicked.

I am seeing worried how best to approach this man to refund money. I need it to prepare for my next trip. I pondered on it for days didn't know how to inform him. Alas, I informed him last 2 days that I have gotten an.oppoetunity somewhere else and that it was just few documents left to submit which I will need funds to sort out. The man just replied" Glory to God , congratulations keep me posted" and that's all.

I replied with " thank you sir".

I kept mute,after some minutes he sent me a message saying, when I arrive there I will help him secure some contacts in that country for him to start introducing to his clients. I said sure sir.

He did not say anything again since that chat. Could it mean he's forgotten I paid him or what could this mean?

Please guys what is your advise how do I present my point to him? I have the record of the transaction receipt I sent to him.

Help me come up with a strategic approach please I need the money to use it for one or two or things please

Thank you



I've been in a dilemma for some time now, trying to choose which pathway I should use for my japa plan.

I would prefer to go with a study visa(to Portugal or Malta) as I'm more familiar with the process and can do everything myself without much help, and it's also easier to get the visa.

My problem with it is that it's quite expensive, and it will take some time for me to start doing full-time work to save tangible funds and cover up the sources I used in getting the japa capital.

On the other hand, a work visa looks great, but I'm not familiar with the process (I will most likely seek assistance from travel agents I know in person), I don't know the possibility of getting a good job within the time-frame the visa will last.

With study, I'll have to target countries with favorable PR requirements, but with a work visa, I will go for any good one without considering much about PR possibilities.

My major motivation is financial, please which one should I go for

How legit is work visa, looking for jobs on arrival. I need your opinions. Thanks in advance.


Wow, your case is really a difficult one. You shouldn't have given him such a huge amount of money upfront. That was how an agent requested I should pay 1.7m upfront for a job visa sponsorship, and wasn't willing to open up to me about the whole process. I had to ditch them, started looking up for info here on Nairaland and YouTube, luckily I got a lot of reasonable info. I'm about to start the process doing it on my own. I'd hope more experienced people can respond to your question and tell you what to do.

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Alexei Navalny Is Dead by Bokeeto(m): 12:42pm On Feb 16
48 laws of power....crush your enemy completely.

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Travel / Re: Why Don't You Want To Jappa Despite The Condition Of Things?? by Bokeeto(m): 11:47pm On Feb 15
pansophist:


When people say there is enjoyment in nigeria, it's about the communality, food, being the default, lack of civic responsibilitiee, and "freedom in chaos" such as hook up, bribery, abusing others ( eg sales girl, house boy) etc

Apart from these, I don't know exactly how Nigeria is fun. If one have adapted to their new home, it's far better fun than what's obtainable in naija

How can you enjoy a place with no light, dirty beaches that's not free, no free museum, architecture, library, etc?

And a preventable situation such as bad roads, dumb police officers and bad medical care can kill you in an instant?

Also, your money can only go far in a functioning society. It takes me about 20euros to fly from Amsterdam to the Spanish islands in Africa (Gran Canaria) , but can same amount take you from Lagos to Abuja by flight?

If I dump you in the desert with a million usd suitcase, your money becomee useless, just because the desert can't convert your cash to value.

It's the same thing with being wealthy in Nigeria. Hopefully the drugs you bought for headache is not fake. Imagine paying for your death.

So no, there is no enjoyment in a dysfunctional system. Just that human natures will adapt to bad situations and create fun in it. Just as the kids in the ghetto are having fun, but it's not good life.


I always like how you give a detailed analysis of issues here.

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Mbappe To PSG: "I Will Leave At The End Of This Season" by Bokeeto(m): 11:33pm On Feb 15
KingAzubuike:
Good players no dey football again unlike the late 90s down to 2010. Those periods you can call one thousand and one world class strikers, midfielders and defenders. These days to mention just 5 players that fit in that category na war

You're very correct, since messi left Barcelona I stopped watching football, I miss the barca, Madrid, premier league, and the UCL of old.

The new generation players are trying, but it's nothing compared to players of old...!

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Travel / Re: Finland Japa by Bokeeto(m): 9:17pm On Feb 14
I have a travel agency that said they can do Finland job visa sponsorship for me with 5-6m.

They'll get me an admin job with sponsorship letter to apply for work visa.

How can I know if they can do it or not....?

Bosses, please help me, I know agents are not to be trusted.

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Travel / Re: Gbs Malta by Bokeeto(m): 6:27pm On Feb 14
Godtemi:


Let me back up your advice with a real life adivce

If you re IT guru. Please don't let anytime stop you. Go as soon as possible.

If you have experience in IGaming. Malta is your God's calling destinations

If you re accountant guru. Please go to Malta.

But if you don't fall in that categories.

Please get your international driving licence, and package your CV with delivery/logistics experience.

This is how you can get a part time job easily.

I was able to guide few indians with this. To apply in the logistics company that gave me job. And they will be the one to process your work permit. The HR fex for me. After the long process and expenses. And I decided to decline the job and move to Canada.

And Thank God. I never regret the move. In just 11 months of landing in Canada. We bought our first house.
WHEN GOD GUIDE YOUR STEP. To others, they will think you re fools.

I will advice him to pray, and let God guide him.

But please!!!!!!! carry your international driving licence!!!!!!!


I'm into digital marketing, does it have good prospects in Malta?
Travel / Re: Portugal Job Seekers Visa by Bokeeto(m): 4:10am On Feb 14
Bokeeto:
Does unskilled jobs like receptionist and other vocational jobs count as jobs that can be used to get work permit, after the expiration of the six months visa?

Please πŸ™ someone should enlighten me, this is the last thing I want to find out before I start processing my visa application, help a brother.
Family / Re: How I Helped My Sister With Food Items And Accessories To Take To Canada by Bokeeto(m): 2:53pm On Feb 13
Goodlady:
How I Helped My Sister With Food Items And Accessories To Take To Canada.
Recently, my sister escaped from this hard country to Canada for greener pastures. Many of you knew me on this site as that young girl with sharp mouth. Well, I may be choleric but I m also nice.
So this February, sister went to Ontario. I knew she'd miss home. I went to Wuse market and nearby street shops n bought varieties. I waka-waka my rubber slippers cut. My sister is a picky type that eat light foods but she still love our local dishes. She's going to miss home 😭 and I just want her to v her favorite foods as long as she can. Though she can patronize African stores over there too.
As I m typing this, I can't wait to see her, am so happy for her and I hope to relocate too via marriage in future. Hm, God when?

Anyways I ll list some of the items as I post them here. They are educative and useful for people going abroad too. There are some items you can take along like razor blades, shaving sticks, stock fish, palm oil, locust beans, garri, beans, rice, onions, matches, polish, makeup props, grinded beans for moinmoin or akara, crayfish, beans, balls, sellotape, dried pepper, potash, bathroom slippers, cleansers, needles and threads to sew post letter tear-tear undies or clothes. πŸ˜‚ In fact, just carry any small daily use item we use here and conceal them well cos of over sabi long throat immigration officers at airport. It ll shock you you can buy a packet of blade that's not up to N1,000 for over $20 Canadian dollars, that's over N20K in Nigeria. Imagine blade pack kan for N20K? It no shock you?
So below are items I packed for her and she's enjoying them there. πŸ˜‚

Pic 1, Carton of coaster biscuit, table size mortar and pestle for her to grind pepper and packs of match sticks.


which pathway did she travel with? via visa type
Travel / Re: Portugal Job Seekers Visa by Bokeeto(m): 3:42pm On Feb 11
Does unskilled jobs like receptionist and other vocational jobs count as jobs that can be used to get work permit, after the expiration of the six months visa?

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Travel / Re: Study Or Work Visa, Which One Should He Go For? by Bokeeto(m): 1:22pm On Feb 11
1Alex:
read well. Op is not talking about job seeker visa. He said work visa.

I made a mistake, I was actually referring to the job seeker visa category

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