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Answers, tips, and routes, please?

Nigeria isn’t smiling anymore. So how can the bulk of us relocate legally and via what routes?

I have 2 registered businesses; Is it easier to get a business visa?

I can also go for studies; but which country is easier and financially rewarding in the long run especially for some of us who do not have sponsors with huge cash flow.

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Suffer never tire you

Study in Spain. It's dirt cheap. Then maybe pursue the PNP program for a rural Canada visa, or go to the US since they'll let anyone in.

Cousin9999:
Study in Spain. It's dirt cheap. Then maybe pursue the PNP program for a rural Canada visa, or go to the US since they'll let anyone in.

US will let anyone in? Via a program or what

Collins4u1:
US will let anyone in? Via a program or what

It's just not that hard is what I mean. It's not like the UK where they bait and switch, and there's no points system. It's not hard to get a good job or one that allows you to stay. If you're willing to live in a flyover state, you can get a good paying job pretty easy, and I imagine a business loan is probably just as easy there. Bottom line is it's much easier to get to and stay in the US than other places. But your lifestyle is arguably way better in west Europe or Canada.

Cousin9999:
It's just not that hard is what I mean. It's not like the UK where they bait and switch, and there's no points system. It's not hard to get a good job or one that allows you to stay. If you're willing to live in a flyover state, you can get a good paying job pretty easy, and I imagine a business loan is probably just as easy there. Bottom line is it's much easier to get to and stay in the US than other places. But your lifestyle is arguably way better in west Europe or Canada.

LoL@ bait & switch.

Cousin9999:
Study in Spain. It's dirt cheap. Then maybe pursue the PNP program for a rural Canada visa, or go to the US since they'll let anyone in.

who do you know that has gotten the so called rural visa

iamadonis2:
Answers, tips, and routes, please?

Nigeria isn’t smiling anymore. So how can the bulk of us relocate legally and via what routes?

I have 2 registered businesses; Is it easier to get a business visa?

I can also go for studies; but which country is easier and financially rewarding in the long run especially for some of us who do not have sponsors with huge cash flow.

study is the best route for many countries. Business visa is for rich people o like 100k usd and above investment

YngDenzel1:
Suffer never tire you

You de answer that one

Cousin9999:
Study in Spain. It's dirt cheap. Then maybe pursue the PNP program for a rural Canada visa, or go to the US since they'll let anyone in.

Are there Spanish universities offering courses in English language?

iamadonis2:
I’d rather move in to live with Shiek Gumi than leave Nigeria via an illegal route

oya na drop am

iamadonis2:
Answers, tips, and routes, please?

Nigeria isn’t smiling anymore. So how can the bulk of us relocate legally and via what routes?

I have 2 registered businesses; Is it easier to get a business visa?

I can also go for studies; but which country is easier and financially rewarding in the long run especially for some of us who do not have sponsors with huge cash flow.

PORTUGAL

The country provides easy way to get permanent residency and also its part of schengen countries which is a plus.

Cousin9999:
It's just not that hard is what I mean. It's not like the UK where they bait and switch, and there's no points system. It's not hard to get a good job or one that allows you to stay. If you're willing to live in a flyover state, you can get a good paying job pretty easy, and I imagine a business loan is probably just as easy there. Bottom line is it's much easier to get to and stay in the US than other places. But your lifestyle is arguably way better in west Europe or Canada.

Let's focus on leaving /getting a visa first. Leave lifestyle alone first.

The US visa is the most stringent one to get, but study route is only promising pathway to travel to the US right now.

Try France it's cheaper

Hadampson:
PORTUGAL

The country provides easy way to get permanent residency and also its part of schengen countries which is a plus.

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baba4thegehs:
Let's focus on leaving /getting a visa first. Leave lifestyle alone first.

The US visa is the most stringent one to get, but study route is only promising pathway to travel to the US right now.

The study visa process looks cumbersome and it seems the cost is on the high side

Please I’d it possible tot reapply for an F1 visa immediately after rejection? If no how long can I wait before reapplication

Spain is cheap?

Can you shed more light?

Cousin9999:
Study in Spain. It's dirt cheap. Then maybe pursue the PNP program for a rural Canada visa, or go to the US since they'll let anyone in.

Is Portugal better than Spain ?

Hadampson:
PORTUGAL

The country provides easy way to get permanent residency and also its part of schengen countries which is a plus.

Spain is cheap?

Can you shed more light ?

Cousin9999:
Study in Spain. It's dirt cheap. Then maybe pursue the PNP program for a rural Canada visa, or go to the US since they'll let anyone in.

YungLasaint:
Spain is cheap?

Can you shed more light ?

A pretty good overview is here:
https://www.mastersportal.com/articles/357/study-in-spain-fees-and-living-costs.html

How about for bachelor's degree?

Cousin9999:
A pretty good overview is here:
https://www.mastersportal.com/articles/357/study-in-spain-fees-and-living-costs.html

YungLasaint:
Is Portugal better than Spain ?

No.
Apparently, there's a surge of racist violence there. Many developed countries are dealing with the far right surfacing, but in Portugal they appear violent like eastern Europe.

Spain has racism, but most of them don't seem crazy. You can have a normal life.

anotherguyonNL:
Are there Spanish universities offering courses in English language?

Yes. The board doesn't allow me to post a list though.

I never come across this...

Well I was just considering the country...

Needed an affordable place in Eu to study...

Even though it's a 2 year diploma program

Cousin9999:
No.
Apparently, there's a surge of racist violence there. Many developed countries are dealing with the far right surfacing, but in Portugal they appear violent like eastern Europe.

Spain has racism, but most of them don't seem crazy. You can have a normal life.

YungLasaint:
I never come across this...

Well I was just considering the country...

Needed an affordable place in Eu to study...

Even though it's a 2 year diploma program

How about Poland?