Pelxmiye:
I did my research and found out that Rwanda is actually a good country for business, stable light, unlimited wifi, I also have some friends schooling in Rwanda, it's a nice country and I intend to open a barbing saloon in Rwanda ,I researched that the average hair cut price in Rwanda is from 2000 RWF which is about 2,000 naira in our money.

This is just a short time business to bring in daily early, I intend to school and run the business , house rent is paid weekly in Rwanda and the average house rent is 30K per month...360K per year, it mostly covers wifi and other facilities.

Now I don't know how to barb and I don't have the free time to learn, I just want to know, do we have people here looking to travel to Rwanda too for business and can barb, I intend travelling August ,still applying for school in Rwanda and saving hard to get more money, it's assured that I would travel by August, but do we have like minded people here also who want to travel to Rwanda to school and sobusiness, I hope to hear from you guys who want to jakpa too and have solid plans for business in Rwanda, I work remotely online in Nigeria, I rarely work full time, Nigeria reduces the remote jobs opportunities one can get, this is one of the reason I want to leave this year, waiting for your replies, thanks

travelled:
0815threezero78two73

Joyrich:
pls add me up to the group, 07065670454

Fapshots:

Please I need the group link or can someone add me to the Rwanda group please

Eresie:
Rwanda is a safe country to relocate to and it is also the easiest. You don't even need a visa to get there or much paperwork.
I know someone who relocated there and he's doing well, so if you are interested in relocating to Rwanda hit me up now on 08127842912, so I can connect you with him so he can guide you perfectly.

Pelxmiye:


IT skills, restaurant business, drop your WhatsApp, I'll ad you to a group ,we already have nairaland who have travelled to Rwanda, they'll advise you more

Pelxmiye:
I did my research and found out that Rwanda is actually a good country for business, stable light, unlimited wifi, I also have some friends schooling in Rwanda, it's a nice country and I intend to open a barbing saloon in Rwanda ,I researched that the average hair cut price in Rwanda is from 2000 RWF which is about 2,000 naira in our money.

This is just a short time business to bring in daily early, I intend to school and run the business , house rent is paid weekly in Rwanda and the average house rent is 30K per month...360K per year, it mostly covers wifi and other facilities.

Now I don't know how to barb and I don't have the free time to learn, I just want to know, do we have people here looking to travel to Rwanda too for business and can barb, I intend travelling August ,still applying for school in Rwanda and saving hard to get more money, it's assured that I would travel by August, but do we have like minded people here also who want to travel to Rwanda to school and sobusiness, I hope to hear from you guys who want to jakpa too and have solid plans for business in Rwanda, I work remotely online in Nigeria, I rarely work full time, Nigeria reduces the remote jobs opportunities one can get, this is one of the reason I want to leave this year, waiting for your replies, thanks

Longboatent:
Any Nigerian In Kigali?

keystone123:
My advise is try another africa country like uganda, zimbabwe instead of rwanda. You can only be allowed to stays in rwanda if you set up a business, or schooling. You will need to have a standard office or shop which you will need to pay nothing less than 400,000rwf fr per month, sometime at start you may pay 2month or 3month upfront plus you must pay your tax for your business every month. You will need to equip your business as a proof you are serious and you are in rwanda for the purpose of business. You need to do those things before you apply for your residence permit. Immigration will come to check your office or shop to see and interview you then evaluate your business. If is not upto the standard of an investor ($2500 - $3000) and you must employ rwandes as your staff, at least as a secretary. With this, they may first give you 6month to watch your business. if your business will yield or improve and you are paying your tax every month before they can extend it for either for another 6month or 1year. Sometime it is hard for you to meet up because most business you can do someone is doing it already or you maybe competing with local which they dont encourage sometime. They like innovations. You will need reasonable amount of money to get stay in rwanda. Face your business, dont carry nija group join body they may koba o or destroy you. Your intention is different from others

Study route maybe the best option but you must also meet with there requirement. You will need to apply for standard university course either degree or postgraduate or master etc. They will not allowed vocational, training or diploma as a student.
That is the truth about rwanda, I will advise you not to partner with local except someone you know very well if not sorry maybe your case as your business can be taking over.
Rwanda is a good place but you need to meet up with their standard. I didnt blame them because of their standard as their leader choose to set up standard to developed their country. They wil not disturb you if you keep to their rules and you didn't corrupt their people expecially their woman. You can friend them they can be calm and beautiful but dont abuse they, they give woman more power than men. They love money, amafaranga, pesa pesa, money money. They know each African countries nature and characters.



Be more calm, dont show yourself, some nija who are there already may plan your downfall, rwandes are jealous. Keep it calm on low key

If you know, you cannot cope with those thing dont waste your hard earn resource better you used that money to buy land in a secure place in Nigeria or buy corolla and do uber than to waste your time and resource. If there is need for you to travel then try uganda, burundi, zimbabwe or do your own research. Those are the bitter truth some Nigerians who have pass through this route may not tell you. Rwanda no be nija way you go dey do gara gara, if you misbehave they will put you to where you will not like and their punishment no be small.

I have little time today to write about Rwanda.
Everything will be ok soon, if our country is better enough people will not be traveling to some small country that is not even up to Lagos in size. God will bless our hustles.. remains blessed.

Keystone, the avid traveller !

Pelxmiye:


Nicely spoken , I currently stay in Rwanda up to 2 years now, long and short everyone should be careful of our very own people -our fellow Nigerians here are just something else , but if you find good Nigerians as friends here, then you’ll be fine , that’s all I’ll say

nwadikeokey11:
But I heard that nothing is happening in Rwanda, their economy is terrible and most Nigerians there are either looking for a way to move to a better country or stranded and have no money to leave the country. This info is from a student who is currently schooling there and looking for money to leave the country.

Pelxmiye:


That is partly true as I know Nigerians who also travel in and out of Rwanda , but if you are search of a job , it might take you forever to get that here, I have lived here two years now and I have worked remotely ,

Recently God used me to get a small job for a Nigerian woman who knows how to cook, we met at the bus station and we started talking , I saw the job online on one of the groups I run on Facebook for jobs in Kigali

I linked her to the job and luckily she got it

But jobs are hard to get here

nwadikeokey11:
U can enjoy Kigali because according to u, u work remotely and giving to the fact that they have relatively a steady power and more secured environment, it can be pretty good for u but apart from that every other thing over there seems to be on the negative side. And not only that there's no job for Rwandan citizens let alone jobs for foreigners. So not only job but also business. Businesses are not also doing well in Kigali and Rwanda.