There are opportunties there for a young upcoming man like yourself trust me, alot mining companies gone into country etc

onatisi: mozambique ke?ok oooo,

The normal ones i advise Angola, Tanzania even Mozambique. However, OP stated he has limited resources

dasparrow:

@Bolded

LOL, I heard about that too.

Geminilove, can you possibly recommend some African countries for the OP that you think might be suitable for him to migrate to? Which African countries have friendly citizens who will welcome other African migrants please?

In regards to light situation in Ghana,it still better than Nigeria. ECG(Ghana Nepa)had to do a power share scheme for a while because they had a problem sourcing gas or something.Then there was a problem at dam, they keep having problems nonetheless.

Dont do it, They hate Nigerians with a passion. I work out there for two years I have stories of jealous and hate which I can write 10 books full. Nigerians do well in Ghana I must say nonetheless. The CFO of MTN Ghana is Nigeian, The CEO of schlumberger Ghana is a Nigerian. alot of Nestle senior management Nigerian etc. Alot of Nigerians have bought alot of land in East legon and other upcoming areas. Renting property is expensive for idea check http://ghanafind.com/
I must say as much as Ghanaians dont like us I found the women all want a Nigerian man especially a yoruba one. I had 101 women pretending to be my friend to get a taste of Naija Swagger hehe

Good Luck my friend God is by your side at least you got the net init hehe

dasparrow:

LOL

Make I just try hang in there for now, lol

Singing Gloria Gaynor's " I will survive"

Yes, you qualify for a Nigerian Passport based on these terms:

Requirements

.(1) The following persons are citizens of Nigeria by birth-namely- (a) every person born in Nigeria before the date of independence, either of whose parents or any of whose grandparents belongs or belonged to a community indigenous to Nigeria;

Provided that a person shall not become a citizen of Nigeria by virtue of this section if neither of his parents nor any of his grandparents was born in Nigeria.

(b) every person born in Nigeria after the date of independence either of whose parents or any of whose grandparents is a citizen of Nigeria; and

(c) every person born outside Nigeria either of whose parents is a citizen of Nigeria.

You can apply for Nigerian passport without your parent once you are over 16yrs of age here the online link http://www.nigeriaembassyusa.org/index.php?page=passports

homebaze next to Boston College and Benmore Gardens or Jimmy in Illovo.

aog: Please assist with address of restaurants that I can eat Nigerian food in Johannesburg . Reply urgently

@peleson I have a BA hons in politics from university of Leics, England, UK and professional qualifications.why?
What is ur background in school? I mean what course did u study? N which school did you finish from? [/quote]

opodo.com or give the details to a good travel agent they will be able to help.

I am British, born in London town, make some noise up in this joint..................lol

Demaejy:
Lol, please do not rep the whole Africa but tell us ur nationality....

I rep five countries my parents r half everything so I rep the continent I am Black

Cheapest flight flight i saw from lagos was £1500 + details below


Outbound: Sun 01 September 13 -£ 1,553.22 GBP



Departing Arriving Duration Availability Airline
23:20 G0_O_0_ED_NA Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Nigeria 13:45 + 2 day(s)
Basseterre Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, St. Christopher (St. Kitts) Nevis 2 stop(s)
43:25 Seats: 7 Iberia


23:20 G1_O_0_ED_NA Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Nigeria 13:45 + 2 day(s)
Basseterre Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, St. Christopher (St. Kitts) Nevis 2 stop(s)
43:25 Seats: 3 Iberia


Inbound: Thu 19 September 13Departing Arriving Duration Availability Airline

14:30 G0_I_0_ED_NA Basseterre Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, St. Christopher (St. Kitts) Nevis 05:25 + 2 day(s)
Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Nigeria 2 stop(s)
33:55 Seats: 7 American Airlines



14:30 G0_I_2_ED_NA Basseterre Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, St. Christopher (St. Kitts) Nevis 05:25 + 3 day(s)
Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Nigeria 2 stop(s)
57:55 Seats: 7 American Airlines



10 May 13 -£ 1,560.62

Departing Arriving Duration Availability Airline
23:20 G1_O_0_ED_NA Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Nigeria 14:05 + 2 day(s)
Basseterre Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, St. Christopher (St. Kitts) Nevis 2 stop(s)
43:45 Seats: 7 Iberia


23:20 G1_O_2_ED_NA Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Nigeria 19:20 + 2 day(s)
Basseterre Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, St. Christopher (St. Kitts) Nevis 2 stop(s)
49:00 Seats: 7 Iberia


Inbound: Tue 19 November 13
Departing Arriving Duration Availability Airline

15:30 G1_I_1_ED_NA Basseterre Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport, St. Christopher (St. Kitts) Nevis 06:05 + 2 day(s)
Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Nigeria 2 stop(s)
33:35 Seats: 7 American Airlines

bukahands: hello i got admission to study at st kitts for a year, so am looking for the cheapest airline/route to get to st kitts. please i need suggestions its kinda urgent.

I am a Black European I rep Africa

dont you mean bi-raical or mixed race

saintdeby: me half-cast nija- usa

10mths kai,for what and for where,( In my dad voice)

Your on your own fam( in strong London cockney accent)

Oya packs your bags Obama dey call you back home

dasparrow:

I just started NYSC and its not possible to pause NYSC because they will make you start all over again that includes attending the strenuous 3 weeks orientation camp where they treat corpers like animals. Those military officials yell at us a lot and the NYSC officials at the NYSC state secretariat where our paper work is being processed are rude and condescending and behave like they are doing us a favor for a job they are being paid to do.

I am already physically exhausted but everyone is saying I should just hang in there. It will all be over in 10 months. Meanwhile, a fellow corper just forwarded me an email that says that a terrorist sect (not boko haram) is planning to target corpers so we should avoid wearing the NYSC uniform and avoid dark or lonely places to avoid being attacked if we are currently serving in the north including FCT Abuja. That's Nigeria for you.

Watch @CEOdancers on Britains got talent dancing to kukere, oliver twist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux9iQVvS3Zw

http://www.egyptembassyvienna.at/visas.htm

egypt embassy

Address

1cClub. Ikoyi
Lagos
Nigeria



Phone: +234.1.271.3364



Fax: +234.1.271.4744

Tourist and Business Visa to Egypt


requirements:



Original, signed Nigeria passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity.


b

Passport-type photographs: 2


c

Photocopies of the passport and ID card. The applicant must provide photocopies of the original passport and ID card, including copy of all visas(valid and expired)



d

Proof of status. Copy of registration certificate / copy of visa and copy of work permit(if available)in Nigeria



e

Itinerary. Copy of round trip tickets or confirmed itinerary.



f

Health Insurance. Proof of health insurance covering international travel.



g

Bank Statement. Copies of bank statements from the past 6 months.



h

Employment Letter. Copy of a letter from your employer on business letterhead, with contact details, stating that a leave of absence has been granted, purpose and duration of the trip, and that you will be returning to your current job. If you are self-employed, include a copy of your business license and tax return. For students, please submit an official letter from your school indicating that you are in good standing and that you are registered for the upcoming semester. If you are retired please submit proof of your retirement fund.



Hotel Reservations. Copy of confirmed hotel reservations.



Egyptian consulate in Vienna welcomes you and informs that you can obtain a tourist or entry visa to Egypt with the following regulations:



1. There are three types of Egyptian visa:

· Single visa: valid for a period not exceeding three months

· Tourist multiple visa: valid for 6 months duration of stay 3 months

· Business Visa: duration and validity of stay are similar to the tourist visa which is granted either on single or multiple entry basis.



2. Those in possession of a residence permit in Egypt are not required to obtain an entry visa if they leave the country and return to it within the validity of their residence permit or within six months, whichever period is less.



3. Egyptian visa fees do not apply to the following:

· Holders of diplomatic passports.

· Officials of international organizations and specialized agencies and state delegates to conferences.

· Arab League officials.

· Non-national spouses of Egyptian nationals.

· Non-diplomatic personnel of diplomatic and consular missions affected in Egypt.

· Parents, siblings and adult children of members of the diplomatic and consular corps affected in Egypt.



4. Rules for issuing Tourist or Entry visa to Egypt:

A- Arabic Countries

Citizens exempted from getting a visa to Egypt:

Citizens of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Yemen, Gepoti, Syria, Oman, Qatar, and Libya.

Citizens of the following countries are required to be in possession of a pre-arrival visa to Egypt and they CANNOT get a visa upon their arrival:

Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Somalia, Sudan, Mauritania.

B- Europe Countries

Citizens exempted from getting a visa to Egypt:

Malta.

Citizens of the following countries can get a visa from our consulates abroad or upon their arrival to Egypt:

European citizens, except for Ukraine, Albania and Bosnia Herzegovina .

Citizens of the following countries are required to be in possession of a pre-arrival visa to Egypt and they CANNOT get a visa upon their arrival:

Non European citizens.

C- Asian Countries

Citizens of the following countries can get a visa from our consulates abroad or upon their arrival to Egypt:

North Korea, South Korea, Republic of China, Japan, Singapore, Maldives, Nepal, Brunei.

Citizens of the following countries are required to be in possession of a pre-arrival visa to Egypt and they CANNOT get a visa upon their arrival:

The rest of Asian citizens.

D- USA and Canada

USA and Canadian citizens can get a visa from our consulates abroad or upon their arrival to Egypt.

E- South American Countries

South American citizens can get a visa from our consulates abroad or upon their arrival to Egypt except those from Palestinian origin and Belies citizens from Lebanese origin.

F- Australia and New Zealand

Australian and New Zealand citizens can get a visa from our consulates abroad or upon their arrival to Egypt.

G- African Countries

All African Citizens are required to be in possession of a pre-arrival visa to Egypt and they CANNOT get a visa upon their arrival.



5. Citizens of some countries need to have a clearance from Egyptian authorities before granting them tourist or entry visa which takes not less than 3 weeks, so if you are a citizen of those countries which CANNOT get a visa upon their arrival, please contact the consulate to know about your case.



6. Any Egyptian citizen holding foreign passport will be granted a courtesy visa after declaring proof for Egyptian nationality like Egyptian (passport, personal or family identification card or birth certificate), also the foreign wife to Egyptian husband will be granted a courtesy visa after declaring a proof for their marriage.



7. The Austrian citizen (holding Austrian passport and not any other kind of documents) who does not have enough time to obtain a visa before traveling to Egypt can obtain it upon arrival there (The departure from the arrival port will be delayed for some time until obtaining the visa).



8. You can obtain the visa application form from the consulate or by displaying and printing Visa form from here.



9. Visa fees varies from one nationality to another click here for latest visa fees:



10. To obtain a visa Please Submit the following to the consulate:



1) A valid passport for at least 6 months from visa issue date, and a blank page to stamp the visa.

2) One passport-size photo.

3) Completed application.

4) Visa fees in cash.



11. The consulate needs 2 business day to process your visa.



12. To obtain tourist information, maps, brochures or other inquires you may contact the

EGYPTIAN TOURIST AUTHORITY

how long have you got? Can you not pause finish it another time?

dasparrow:

LOL

Noooooo, I highly suggest you don't do NYSC. Even I am currently regretting.

Okomogo, so has the cat got your tongue? Is this true?

@Peter Amule, we await his reply let see if an apology or further explanation comes

pito:


I was informed today about this posting and allegation made against my by Okomogo. Let me use this opportunity to tell the entire Nairaland community and Nigerians that this allegation is not true. I didn’t see or hear about this posting otherwise I would have responded immediately. Before I explained what transpired between me and okomogo, let me briefly explained how Dubai work permit is done. There are 2 ways of doing Dubai work permit – By Direct Employment and Arranged Employment.
Direct Employment – This is an option whereby a jobseeker goes to Dubai with an employment visa directly from Nigeria. What this means is he has already been employed and he is going to Dubai to resume though the employment is still subject to medical test, if he fails medical test in Dubai the appointment will be terminated and he has to return to Nigeria otherwise he will be deported. This direct employment is usually for security jobs, cleaners, housekeepers and other menial jobs the salary is fixed and not negotiable. This Direct Employment is not always available, it is only available when companies in Dubai request for workers.
Arranged Employment – Under this arrangement, a jobseeker goes to Dubai with a tourist visa (usually 1-3 months visa) and he is received in Dubai on arrival by a contact/partner who arranges accommodation for him and also assist him in getting a job. After getting the job the jobseeker must exit from Dubai to either Nigeria or a neighboring country. He will now enter with the employment visa given to him by his employer and start working. This option is better and preferred because it affords the jobseeker the opportunity of attending as many interviews as possible, he can select the types of jobs he wants, he can negotiate his salary and conditions of service and can get better job with good pay.
Now back to what happened between me and Okomogo. Sometimes last year a lady called me from Port-Harcourt and said she wanted me to procure a visa for his brother in-law. This lady is Okomogo’s sister in-law. After a while Okomogo came to my office with his documents and credentials and I started the processing. Initially I was doing Mauritius student admission for him but unfortunately the admission did not work out due to reasons beyond my control. I’m a consultant I have never claimed to have contact or affiliations with any embassy or government, in fact, it is clearly stated on my website under the ‘Terms and Conditions’ that “our organization is not part of any government. We are a private company and we do not have the authority to issue you a Visa of any Kind. We can only assist and advise people who need Visa to their selected country. Please note that the final decision on all visa applications rests with the embassy”. We only use our expertise and experience to assist our clients in procuring visa, if at the end of the day our effort to procure a visa proves abortive there is nothing we can do.
After the Mauritius student admission failed, he said I should do Lithuania admission for him which I did but because payment was not made on time the admission was cancelled. He later said I should do Georgia Student admission for him, along the line he said the money at his disposal will not be enough for Georgia considering the tuition fee, flight ticket, BTA, accommodation fee, my service charge and he started talking about Dubai work permit. He later said I should Dubai work permit for him and I assisted him in convincing his sister in-law who was sponsoring him because the lady wanted him to go to Europe after Mauritius admission failed. The money for the job was paid into my account directly by the lady. Okomogo is a graduate with HND if he goes to Dubai with Direct Employment he will probably be working as a security guard or cleaner and will be earning 800 dirhams per month. I did the Dubai work permit for him using the second option (Arranged Employment) he went to Dubai my contact picked him and arrival and got him a job in Emirate Catering with company’s accommodation and good salary and this is what I got in return.
I always lay the options on the table for my clients and it depends on them which one they prefer. Okomogo was not the only person that traveled they were three that went and they all got jobs but the other two came back because they failed medical test. They were all aware of the arrangement before they travelled Okomogo started insulting me before he travelled and I had to report him to his sister in-law who introduced him to me who cautioned him and called him to order saying the money was her sweat and that there is no basis for him to insult me. So I’m not surprise to see this post. Okomogo’s post was made in bad faith and was made tarnish my name and image. Good name is better than silver and gold a client who I had worked for saw this post and called my attention to it.

Peter Amule.

@jammyng,

I am hearing alot of good things about Australia maybe you should consider

https://www.nairaland.com/215610/where-nigerians-australia/11

otunbaneyo09: PleAse im planning to travel to uk by june on tourist visa but i need so where to work before i will come in the next 5Month because i dont want to spend more than 5 month .

Please i need to know where i can work like menial job and what type of the work i cAn do for that period
Thanks

if you asking if you can work on tourist visa, the answer is No

jammyng: mid 20s, OND, wants to further in a country that i can afford. Extrovert, likes admin and personnel management jobs, 400k, thanks.

i think you were on right track when you were looking at middle east, Dubai so maybe stick to that

dasparrow:

I might just check it out but do you know we corpers are advised not to travel outside of our deployment state? And if we do decide to, we must seek prior permission from the state coordinator by writing a request and then waiting for it to get approved. We are like prisoners I tell ya.

dasparrow,

And you want me to do NYSC I think not

richmans: Pls,help me out i want to travel to benin republic and i dont knw how to go about it, A friend said i shld take bike from idi iroko to cross the border bt i dnt knw where idi iroko is situated,i stay in ibadan,so i wnt to knw how i ll go about it from ibadan down to benin republic

if remember rightly you can get abc transport coach to cotonou(Benin Republic)and or get Cross Country's buses-
Cross Country Ibadan Branch-27 LAGOS ROAD 07040914434, 08073862200

jammyng: i need more info about countries people have lived in that has cheap residence. I need as much info as i can get.

Jammyng,

There are over 190 countries in the world, we all can’t sit here and give experience for every country.

Help us to help you,

Answer the below questions-

Age range:

What qualifications and work experience do you have:

What kind of person would you say you are, what do you like doing etc.?

Rough estimation of the funds you have for outlay?

Then we can guide you

Nairalandi: Pls does any one has any experience concerning life in Angola,if the enviroment is very much ok for business,planing to relocate over there...thanks a lot for ur help

have read of this expat forum cost of living http://www.expat-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=42680



living in Luanda - Angola http://www.expat-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2317

moving to Luanda http://www.expat-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=3107&p=2

dasparrow:

Nigeria will never ask a white man to do NYSC but the white man will be offered a decent paying job with no questions asked. Therein lies the hypocrisy. Even I who came back for the NYSC, I am wondering to myself, what the heck was I thinking? Nigeria is one heck of a stressful country to live in. Worse off, I cannot seem to get used to the epileptic power supply problem that continues to plague us as a nation and the constant noise pollution coming from blaring generators.

Anyways, no problem. I will be sure to keep you updated on their progress. Thanks again Geminilove.

your welcome, to take a break from the noise pollution and generators book a weekend in the avenue(11 Musa Yaradua St. Victoria Island, Lagos. Nigeria), the sound proof in there apartment is above all else http://www.theavenuelagos.com/ I never heard anything.

fame12k: @ Geminilove and dasparrow, thanks for keeping dis trend alive and ur useful contribution.

Lets keep it coming.

Your welcome, I even forgot you were OP.....lol

Hope you got enough info?

jammyng: Thanks guys, I've got some important info. But i need more help

LOL which help again?

justwise: @lafflaff123


Please stop derailing this thread.

justwise, Thank you sir you are doing a grand job.

dasparrow: @Geminilove

LOL @ 'you will not be doing NYSC.' I cannot blame you. NYSC is strenuous except of course you have someone in position of authority that will make the whole experience feel like a breeze.

Thanks for the information you have thus far provided regarding employment opportunities in other African countries. I will print this information and pass it on to my family members. I am sure others reading this thread will find the information you have provided useful as well considering that there might be other Nigerians looking to work in other parts of Africa as well. Thanks again for the info Geminilove. I am grateful.

LOL, it true no NYSC for me, when it some to work I am a Nigerian descendant, would Nigeria ask a white man to do NYSC I don’t not think so or ask Emmanuel Adebayor to do NYSC. I am third generation Black European, I was born aboard, my parents born aboard, even grandparents born aboard. If they want to pay me to do no problem hehe

Your welcome, I wish them luck in the search. All I will say dont listen to the hype there plenty jobs in Africa if you got European/ American passport. Keep us updated