Rachyekong:
Who knows a reliable SA travel agent should kindly refer me to him/her.

haiti007:


Thanks for this information🙏

I will have to forget about it for now as I don’t have up to 5 years working experience yet.

Hannover:
Please gurus in the house. My question is can a company sponsor relocation to South Africa? How is the process like?

haiti007:


Good morning chief, please do you know the opportunities for Nigerian nurses in South Africa.

Secondly do you know about the process of settling down as a nurse in SA.

I’m almost done with my RN program here and I’m considering getting my RM, PHN and BNSC in SA, but before I study I’d have love to work and gather some funds.

Thanks in anticipation

Winters23:
Again I will say it one more time!

The obsession to "build" house and be called landlord or home owner is one of the major reasons many Nigerians are stagnant in life.

You toil for 10yrs and finally make your first 10 to 100million naira and the first thing that tops your agenda is to start building a house. Then you Bury all the money in the ground reverting to square 1.

That money is supposed to be your capital, you're supposed to put it back to wherever you got it from for profit or you can reinvest it somewhere else.

Then when your profit grows big you can upgrade your cars and maybe start building a house.

I currently own duplexes across 3 states mostly in Lagos and my home state, I didn't achieve that with my first breakthrough, I did it after lots of reinvestment.

If you want to go far in life, follow this simple logic, don't let the standards set by society control your money.

KazikageSama:
Or maybe you can try classic lodge, kempton park. Not as expensive (like 300 per night or so) but def not as cosy also (I've used both).
Why Classic lodge gives you a single room (like an Airbnb service), Airport Inn Isando gives a reception and a room.

Both are for short stay though, when you want a longer term accomodation, just rent a room or a flat at either Edenvale or Kempton park.

Graceness777:


Yes under visiting friends and relatives
Guys please which flight is best to use with the evisa so a not to encounter any issues

amstardi:
Waspapping is raving against his arewa brothers for betraying Atiku .

He is so so angry right now


https://twitter.com/Waspapping_/status/1629732336676872194?t=1sv3u-1OCrwwXb8_gDj6Ow&s=19

brain54:
You ain’t wrong…


But since that’s what he wants then respect his wish!

Simeonee111:

https://www.blueprint.ng/breaking-still-in-lagos-reps-contest-faleke-joins-governorship-race-in-kogi/

drered:


Yeah. I already have a VISA

drered:


Thanks. It’s not verifiable on the portal. Just needed to check if would pose any issue at POE. I’ll just get another yellow card. Already paid.

emexnaija:


https://dailytrust.com/el-rufai-a-governor-collected-n500m-new-notes-from-one-bank/

buzzy1:
Hello folks please I need clarity on the CSV
Do I need a job offer to apply?
And also is SAQA evaluation necessary before application

Myst77:


Thank you! Some good news. It would be good to know the length of time they waited for their outcome just to have an idea of the average processing time. It’s beginning to look like 6-9 months wait time for Jan-Aug 2022 applicants; don’t know about September 2022 upwards. At least, knowing will help others to manage their expectations.

Myst77:
Has anyone who applied for a long term visa between Jan & Aug 2022 received an outcome since then? We know the applications are being adjudicated upon in Pretoria due to DHA’s directive at the time but, nobody seems to have reported an outcome since then, which is very disturbing.

We just returned from a meeting of party leaders/Presidential candidates with the national peace committee in Abuja, the Presidential candidate of The ⁦@OfficialAPCNg @officialABAT slept through the meeting, he didn’t say a word. His party chair spoke on his behalf

Myst77:


Not sure anyone can tell you with certainty if it is worth it or not because each person has a different SA immigration experience (some good, and some bad). It’s a risk only you can decide to make by yourself. But if you do decide to take the risk, do it with great awareness (and not ignorantly or naively) by researching about what you need to do to relocate to SA successfully and legitimately (whether temporarily or permanently).

With study visa, you can only stay for the period of your study. If you’re thinking of staying further after your study, one option is the work visa route. You can start by studying a course or getting a degree that will make you attractive for hire in SA. It’s better to equip yourself with a skill/qualification that falls under the SA official critical skills list, click this link to see the skills/qualifications that are critical: https://www.gov.za/sites/default/files/gcis_document/202208/47182gon2334.pdf

After your study, you can apply for a SA job role that falls under the critical skills list but, note that you may have to apply for such jobs from Nigeria if your study visa expires before you get a job. Don’t overstay to avoid a ban.

If you do get an SA critical skills job, you can then apply for a critical skills work visa (CSV). CSV is the easiest route to secure a permanent residency through employment if you have held the CSV for at least, 5 years after which you can apply for permanent residency (check VFS and DHA site online for more details).

This is only a theory of course and just one option, the reality may be different if you consider long visa processing time, possible visa application rejection, affordability of school fees, availability of jobs for a foreigner, SA employer’s willingness to hire a foreigner, general economy, etc. So please, don’t take this as a confirmation that going the study route is worth it! Do your research, get more info from SA immigrants, and know your strengths. All the best!