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I am very pleased with many successful travel and visa process stories here. I will also contribute mine too as I embark on this journey. I have lived in Europe from 2005 till 2009( I was deported anyway). I have been in Nigeria since 2010.I lost my previous passport in 2011 through a visa agent (he died and no info to recover the passport). I WANT TO FOLLOW THE DIY route. I just got a new passport I want to Travel to Either Canada, Australia, UK or USA by December this year. I have a hotel (opened in January) which I plan to register at CAC and also open a corperate bank account with it. I have cash inflow of 300 to 400k monthly. I can raise a bank cash balance of 5 - 6million. What are my chances of getting a tourist visa to any of the countries above and the requirements. I am married with three children. I am an engr(B. Eng) with 2.1. I have personal properties on my name e.g lands, house(the hotel)

Advice needed with experience.

What do you intend to go there for? Visiting and coming back?

churchill3:
I am very pleased with many successful travel and visa process stories here. I will also contribute mine too as I embark on this journey. I have lived in Europe from 2005 till 2009( I was deported anyway). I have been in Nigeria since 2010.I lost my previous passport in 2011 through a visa agent (he died and no info to recover the passport). I WANT TO FOLLOW THE DIY route. I just got a new passport I want to Travel to Either Canada, Australia, UK or USA by December this year. I have a hotel (opened in January) which I plan to register at CAC and also open a corperate bank account with it. I have cash inflow of 300 to 400k monthly. I can raise a bank cash balance of 5 - 6million. What are my chances of getting a tourist visa to any of the countries above and the requirements. I am married with three children. I am an engr(B. Eng) with 2.1. I have personal properties on my name e.g lands, house(the hotel)

Localordinary:
What do you intend to go there for? Visiting and coming back?

No. Relocating my dear.

Go through education, that's the best way to have a permanent residency

churchill3:
No. Relocating my dear.

churchill3:
No. Relocating my dear.

you were deported. Yet you want to go with visiting and over stay again You haven’t learnt anything.You have wife and family now. How will u be able to bring them over Study visa is your best bet

ednut1:
you were deported. Yet you want to go with visiting and over stay again You haven’t learnt anything.You have wife and family now. How will u be able to bring them over Study visa is your best bet

That man is funny. He probably must have forgotten his deportation experience.

Op, Visit visa: Limited access in the country.
Study visa: unlimited access in the country.

Ok

Any cheap uni in UK for masters?