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smart8956:
You must also have a terrifying disease you're treating. All those countries you mention are places drug guys, ashawo (porn stars), and celebrities love to go for vacation. Your business must be editing and shooting porn movies, medical tourist, drugs or marketing illegal stuff in the name of using USA passport.
I bet you to deny because I'm in Canada I understand you. I've not seen were u mention any Arab countries even as beautiful as Qatar, Saudi Arabia etc. So your business and traveling is to countries that allow your illegal business. Web business like editing porn videos is legit business that pays big time. Quote me!

Itzteewhy:
I really love your assertion. However I would opined that it's not as easy as you think. Like I myself, I really have the passion and enthusiasm to venture in to the tech realm. It is my believe that digital skills is the new vogue.

Unfortunately, you gat to start somewhere, like in my case getting a Laptop. Heck I don't even have the means of getting one talk more of kick-starting this journey.

All in all, I believe when there is will there is hope. Later or sooner I would get there someday.

And to everyone that's thinking of what to do to earn a living, To me having a digital skills is the best thing that would to anyone. There is tremendous opportunity one can avail himself with.

ramalot:
Two top countries I haven't visited on my list are Japan and Australia. While I was in Ulsan, in South Korea for some months, Fukuoka, Japan was just a 2-hour boat ride across the water. I kept procrastinating on the trip every weekend, till I left the area. While leaving Korea, I decided to move to Osaka, Japan, but somehow my buddies in Thailand convinced me to come back, so I did. I'll still hit up Japan at some point.

ramalot:
Haha, I have nothing to prove to anyone. Anyone can take a picture of a passport from the internet and post it online, so that proves nothing.

However, with that said, when I first posted this thread last week, I actually had a pic of my US and Nigerian passports. The mods removed it.

ferhyntorlah:
Justwise,
Cc: ramalot

If you're the one that moved this thread to front page, please I beg you, don't do it for subsequent educative threads again.

Immediately I saw it had reached 8 pages, I just knew front page happened and would contain all manner of unpleasant, ignorant and annoying posts.

Can you just imagine this comment? If only his likes know the wealth they can earn digitally.
Please leave such threads in their home section for them to be discovered by those who need them.

Ramalot, please don't be surprised at the sudden ignorant comments you nuts have read. It's as a result of your thread being moved to the front page for all and sundry to see.

Once a lovely thread like yours hits front page, expect all manner of comments.

dyera:
What was your experience like in Japan. What was the difference between Fukuoka and Osaka, which do you think is better for foreigner?

ramalot:
Beauty is very subjective, so it depends what you find beautiful. Across different continents, these ones stood out, for different reasons:

1. Girls in Seoul, South Korea are probably what you're referring to as "billboard standard" . I spent 3 months in S. Korea.
I found them very beautiful in a typical "model" kinda way. Unlike most Asians, people in South Korea are tall. So, tall and very slim girls with beautiful faces all over Seoul. Well dressed and very conscious about their appearance.

This doesn't apply to all of South Korea though. Girls on the coast, in cities like Ulsan (where I also stayed) are the opposite. Conventionally unattractive, overweight and little care about their appearance.

2. Ethiopia: I think Ethiopian girls are some of the most beautiful in Africa. Particularly Habeshas. Pretty faces, with very slim but curvy bodies.

3. Colombia: The average girl you find walking around looks nice. Maybe not a beauty queen, but the gene pool is generally good-looking. Better-looking than the average girl in Brazil (in my opinion).





In Latin America, it was Panama City, I believe

ramalot:
By the way, questions do not only have to be about serious stuff. It could be almost anything you're curious about. Whether socioeconomic issues in Brazil, or the booty in Brazil . Don't let my sometimes formal tone make you hold back on curiosities.

As long as it's not about how to get visas and the likes (which I can't help with).

ramalot:
Guys, please don't quote the original post. It just adds a lot of long text people have to scroll through

ramalot:
Haha, I know how that goes. I was hoping it won't get moved to the home page, just to keep the thread on topic, but it's all good. It's not as bad as some threads get. It's still relatively on topic and salvageable.

And for the passport pic, it had zero personally identifiable information. Just booklet fronts that could be anybody's.

bepositive11:
After you get married, where will you settle down and raise your kids? And why?

SirJerrie:
You're actually the one with a problem...
It's a simple question... More like "what do you do for a living that allows you or requires you to travel this much??"

It's a very simple question...
The O.P can choose to answer(which he already did, He said he runs an online business)
Or choose not to answer.

I don't understand where your show of anger emanates from..
You have a personal beef with the person that asked the question?

ramalot:
In the US. The US has it's faults, but it's where I'd rather be. Haven't found a different place that's worth the trouble of going the residency route.

ebbo:
When you grow up right?

dyera:
Which parts of the US is best, especially as far as safety goes. I saw what you said about Chicago neighborhoods. That's the bad, which is the good and which is the best.

Nwanna2588:
As a teacher looking up to the advertised UK teacher work, how should I prepare for it?

ramalot:
I do fine for myself, but this is actually a misconception. You don't need to be rich to travel the world, if the following apply:

1. You have a passport that offers visa-free access to many places.

2. You are educated (formally or informally), with enough marketable digital skills to earn a good remote income. Whether as a business owner or employee. There are a ton of things you can teach yourself with free resources online, and get a remote job with. Programming, data analysis, cybersecurity and a lot more. Stuff like graphic design might not cut it, except you get a full time remote job.

3. You have the flexibility/freedom to just get up and go, for long periods. This is much easier when you don't have kids.

ramalot:
Nothing in life worth having or doing is easy. Yes, you have to start somewhere. Even if that means hunting down the last existing cybercafe in your city, to get it done. Even if it means searching for a computer rental program in your city. Google "laptop rentals in [enter your city]." Yes, laptop rentals exist in Nigeria. I know, because someone I offered a lucrative job once gave me an excuse of not having a laptop, and that there was nowhere to rent one. One quick google search later, and I sent him to a rental location in Abuja.

Where there's a will, there's a way. At the end of the day, it's all in your hands. A cybercafe might be your most affordable option. Also see if there's a library in your city that offers free internet access. As you said, you gotta start somewhere. So do exactly that.

Personal anecdote: The first step that directly resulted in me becoming a US citizen started in a cybercafe, in a dusty Nigerian town, as a teenager.

G00DHardDick:
Abeg tell me more about New York and Los Angeles CA. Na there I wan migrate enter soon. How's the gun violence in those States?

ramalot:
Guys, please don't quote the original post. It just adds a lot of long text people have to scroll through

bepositive11:
You can put the text within a quote tag so that people won't copy the whole text when they click on quote.

bepositive11:
You can put the text within a quote tag so that people won't copy the whole text when they click on quote.

gimakon2:
Look at what Jealousy is doing to you. Just imagine the nonsense you write. Is this supposed to be a sensible question or are you one of those people who like to derail threads and write so much nonsense to prove a point on Nairaland? Because it is really obvious this is a very super stupid question, coming from a very stupid person. I dont know about the others but to me its a very stupid question. He should take permission and tell you the job he does before he goes where he goes to, or because of you he should not post on the internet or what exactly? Or he should state the job he does before he posts a thread on Nairaland for your favors? Don't you have hands too to work and make money and tour the world like him? You need set abi pair of glasses to see where he wrote he works remotely? or what is your problem exactly?

How una day even reason sef?

ramalot:
That's a good idea, but unfortunately, when mods move a post to the home page, the original post can no longer be edited.

So Justwise and DisGuy, if you can make it so people can't quote the original post, that would be great.

ferhyntorlah:
Jus.twise,
Cc: ra.malot

If you're the one that moved this thread to front page, please I beg you, don't do it for subsequent educative threads again.

Immediately I saw it had reached 8 pages, I just knew front page happened and would contain all manner of unpleasant, ignorant and annoying posts.

Can you just imagine this comment? If only his likes know the wealth they can earn digitally.
Please leave such threads in their home section for them to be discovered by those who need them.

Ramalot, please don't be surprised at the sudden ignorant comments you nuts have read. It's as a result of your thread being moved to the front page for all and sundry to see.

Once a lovely thread like yours hits front page, expect all manner of comments.

ramalot:
No idea. I believe there's a different thread discussing this