ichidodo:
How does one migrate to Rwanda?..

Study.

Find a school, apply, get admission and begin the process of getting a study visa.

djbaju:
Please how do i get a host? is there any means to get online?

You can make friends online but you have to be careful.

GhostOfAPA:
like master then work permit?

Just seeing this, the answer to your question is Yes.

ichidodo:
Rwanda is far...What about Namibia or Botswana...

If you can go to Namibia, then you can go to Rwanda. Rwanda has a growing tech hub hence the recommendation.

ichidodo:
I will like to find a country that appreciates the easy migration of programmers especially in Africa..

Rwanda

Karleb:

Man, my own future ambition is to leave this country before I'm 30.

Start learning a new language.

Alphaman007:
what aboout ui/ux designers. people don't talk much about them

They are equally as valuable.

The Netherlands, Kenya, France or South Africa.

Windhoek is expensive to live in, be prepared to learn Afrikaans language. You can use study visa to japa. Check University of Namibia's website.

Your "Japa" dreams are valid.

Mykel4God:


You haven't updated your thread sir.
We are following and waiting.

I will, thanks for checking up.


Modified: Moderators hid the topic already.

There are a number of factors to consider when migrating for study.

- Long term goal: Do you intend getting a second passport or citizenship? Does your chosen country have a provision that will facilitate or permit dual citizenship?

- Job opportunities: How relevant is your course of study in the country? Aside other factors militating against an immigrant, you must know your chances of getting a job after studying in the country. A Computer science degree in Germany would definitely get you farther than a computer science degree in a less developed country.

- Cost of Living: Unless you have a reliable sponsor, you have to consider the cost of living ranging from availability of accommodation for foreign students, food prices etcetera.

- Visa: If you can get a Schengen visa, by all means, please do.

-Language barrier: Language is an integral part of a society's culture. How willing are you to learn a new language? Would you rather learn French or Spanish? Check out videos of natives conversing in these languages to get an idea of the spoken language in your chosen country.

You can use Mane, Mendy and a few others as a yardstick for measuring the success of the states.

Thermodynamics:


I don't think South Africa and Egypt's economy is that good and I don't think that there are much job opportunities there.
Traveling is more like an investment, I need to get something out of my 6million after my study. Like a job.

Alright. Try any of these five countries, they have the lowest unemployment rates.

Cambodia
Qatar
Thailand
Belarus
Benin republic.

Go to Egypt or South Africa, many universities have good software development training programs.

It will be easier to stay within your budget.

ayojohn4real:
Na lie, I live in the Benin Republic right now Porto-Novo to be precise

We pay rent monthly, you will get a very clean 3 bedroom flat from 40k to 60k cfa monthly depending on the area, the internet is 15k cfa monthly unlimited

Exchange rate right now naira don spoil it's 100k naira to 1050 cfa.

By this information, you're saying #1 is 95cfa?


Mention the areas in Benin.

kong200:
What's the latest with Visa collection to visit Tanzania now?
Hows the place now for Nigerians?


@nwebele
@monkvirus
@fitlaw
@rexnegro

Pls I need responses asap

Apply for a visa via the immigration website.

It's a good place provided you're law-abiding and do not get on on the wrong side of the law.

Hazardd:
I meant European countries

What course do you want to study?

Be ready to pay rent per month, budget a minimum of 40,000Cfa per month

South Africa

Botswana

Namibia.

Ireland
Switzerland
Netherlands
Rwanda
Kenya.

Citizenship by investment remains the one of the fastest means to get citizenship of countries with strong passports.

suxes2005:


Now that I speak a little bit of Swahili, I pass easily

SHALOM

This would definitely help in Kenya and Tanzania. A good reason why the ability to hold a basic conversation in the language of your host country is an essential skill.

BelloP:
Japan. The people, the language the scenery. Starts with japa so who am I to complicate?

Japa-Nigerians

chinedu1408:
Good day house,

Please I am in a crossroad in my life right now,

I need advice on a country I can move to to better my life cos life in naija ain't funny.
Be it Europe, America or UAE whichever country will give a better living standard and on the long run to relocate with my family and the full process.

Every advice and suggestion is welcome

First, scratch UAE off your list.

You didn't state your budget which is very crucial in recommending a country. What are the skills you have? Are you willing to learn a new language or acquire a new skill if need be?

If you're all about leaving, then you can look towards other African countries.