Ajibade123:

How many years do you have to live there to be a citizen

Donpre:

Lol... Man it's enough na.

We've heard you, Nigeria is a utopia and we should all be proud

Now lets us enjoy the thread in peace

tensazangetsu20:
God has finally done it for me . 3 years worth of work came to fruition and I was able to japa to Chile

studyless123:


Congratulations on your successful migration to Chile! Your determination and proactive approach towards achieving your goals truly stand out. I admire individuals who set clear plans and work diligently to realize them.
I've been away from this forum for a few months, intentionally taking a digital detox and dedicating time to concentrate on accomplishing some of my short-term objectives.

In evaluating your journey, I see several positives. Your strategic thinking, well-defined aspirations, and deliberate actions are commendable. You've effectively overcome obstacles that came your way and set your eyes on a target.

However, it's important to note some areas that you can use improve. It seems that at times you enjoy engaging in controversies and unnecessary comparisons. While sharing your experiences, you might consider focusing on the inspiring aspects of your journey without getting caught up in squabbles. It’s one of the reasons I respect Hannania, Airsaylongcome and qtguru because they have a way of diffusing tension and avoid divisive issues. Always remember that there’s time for everything and this thread could be nicer if you wanted it to be so.

As an ex-manager who has filed employment-based petitions, please be prepared. The H-1B1 follows the same requirements as the H-1B but is not a dual intent visa and has a shorter employment period. From a managerial perspective, there are reasons while I would prefer a H-1B candidate but that’s my opinion and I created a thread some time ago for managers in US/UK/Canada to give insights on work place issues that could benefit potential migrants but one of the guys I contacted was not interested because according to him it's on this platform, you’ll see someone who has never left Aba arguing with a world traveler on how on to travel the world. Threads are always derailed, and many people think experience can be bought from the internet alone. If a HM has interest in you, he would do everything to bring you on board irrespective of where you are.

On your professional profiles, avoid contentious issues, engage with companies you’ll like to work with and showcase your unique abilities. On your journey, explore your community, visit safe places, and enjoy life.

Always remember that everything will be Ok at the end, if it’s not Ok, it’s not the end.
Overall, your achievements are noteworthy, and I wish you the very best.

studyless123:

However, it's important to note some areas that you can use improve. It seems that at times you enjoy engaging in controversies and unnecessary comparisons. While sharing your experiences, you might consider focusing on the inspiring aspects of your journey without getting caught up in squabbles. It’s one of the reasons I respect Hannania, Airsaylongcome and qtguru because they have a way of diffusing tension and avoid divisive issues. Always remember that there’s time for everything and this thread could be nicer if you wanted it to be so.

studyless123:


Congratulations on your successful migration to Chile! Your determination and proactive approach towards achieving your goals truly stand out. I admire individuals who set clear plans and work diligently to realize them.
I've been away from this forum for a few months, intentionally taking a digital detox and dedicating time to concentrate on accomplishing some of my short-term objectives.

In evaluating your journey, I see several positives. Your strategic thinking, well-defined aspirations, and deliberate actions are commendable. You've effectively overcome obstacles that came your way and set your eyes on a target.

However, it's important to note some areas that you can use improve. It seems that at times you enjoy engaging in controversies and unnecessary comparisons. While sharing your experiences, you might consider focusing on the inspiring aspects of your journey without getting caught up in squabbles. It’s one of the reasons I respect Hannania, Airsaylongcome and qtguru because they have a way of diffusing tension and avoid divisive issues. Always remember that there’s time for everything and this thread could be nicer if you wanted it to be so.

As an ex-manager who has filed employment-based petitions, please be prepared. The H-1B1 follows the same requirements as the H-1B but is not a dual intent visa and has a shorter employment period. From a managerial perspective, there are reasons while I would prefer a H-1B candidate but that’s my opinion and I created a thread some time ago for managers in US/UK/Canada to give insights on work place issues that could benefit potential migrants but one of the guys I contacted was not interested because according to him it's on this platform, you’ll see someone who has never left Aba arguing with a world traveler on how on to travel the world. Threads are always derailed, and many people think experience can be bought from the internet alone. If a HM has interest in you, he would do everything to bring you on board irrespective of where you are.

On your professional profiles, avoid contentious issues, engage with companies you’ll like to work with and showcase your unique abilities. On your journey, explore your community, visit safe places, and enjoy life.

Always remember that everything will be Ok at the end, if it’s not Ok, it’s not the end.
Overall, your achievements are noteworthy, and I wish you the very best.

Gerrard59:


I don't want to derail my guy's thread as I have outlined and posted every piece of evidence to support his choice of Chile, considering his final aim - the United States.

The visa that demon screams about is the L1 visa which anybody anywhere can get, provided s/he work for a company which has branches and offices in the US. Even in Nigeria, people get that visa direct through a transfer to the US branch. However, it targets only senior employees, not entry level staff. Two, fewer companies are operating in Nigeria, multinational or indigenous, with branches/offices in the US compared to Chile. So, the chances of someone getting into such a company in Chile are higher than in Nigeria, and the chances increase when the population is factored.

However, an L1 visa is ranked low compared to H1B1 because literally any Chilean and Singaporean with a bachelor's degree can apply to jobs in the US and does not need to follow the standard H1B route most foreigners use to be sponsored to work in the US. Thus, through the H1B1 visa, Chileans and Singaporeans have an unrestricted route to work in the US. That makes the Chilean passport very powerful, as I explained here:

Major7:
Congratulations bro, wishing you all the very best life has to offer there and don't forget to make us all proud. In-between 2 plots of land for sale at Ara in ilorin adjacent to kwara poly, ilorin east. It has a survey plan and the land deeds also has occupied buildings around it. Selling to raise money for investment rather than doing online begging. Price 1.5m but slightly negotiable. Please interested buyers should quote me for more details. Thanks

MatrixReloaded:
I dey chile like this. U sabi Fernando pères street.? Use GPS location. www.map.com

The billionaire Fernando Perez Algaba's remains were found inside a suitcase near a stream in Argentinian capital Buenos Aires,

If you want enter all this kind country make sure there is an option B. Never throw yourself on the need to seek for assistance from diplomatic mission, or even finding yourself seeking for jobs. You can only get a business of buy and sell, and it will be in the city centre where there is much of busy atmosphere. Do not entwine in a remote place or chasing after there women this can lead to open doors for gangs or cartel notice.

As a foreigner in this crime rated South America regions you will need to focus on one thing and that thing is your PlanB

tensazangetsu20:


Story for the gods, the gods o.

tensazangetsu20:


Story for the gods, the gods o.

MatrixReloaded:

Na u sabi my Gee. I been dey reason chile but e too far and expensive. I rather settle for ethiopia get there PR and file for U.S which is more easier to get appointment in any of the Western countries. Btw Chile , Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta where I have lived is far beautiful than this Ikoyi burdillion roads u posted. Shior

Karleb:


Guy, wait o. Why e dey pain you?

DrAkpamudehe:


A word is enough for the wise

tensazangetsu20:
Lol been studying for my interviews. I am yet to get a job here but men there's so many jobs here especially in tech. I had an interview test today that took me like 5 hours cause I needed to turn in my solution in the evening. Started around 11. Had some more interviews yesterday and day before yesterday and have been preparing for my upcoming technical interviews next week so been leetcoding like crazy. The technical test was fairly easy though. I was asked to build a crud application in PHP and upload to cPanel

MatrixReloaded:

Pain kwa... shior..mugu

Karleb:


🤣🤣🤣

MatrixReloaded:

Na u sabi my Gee. I been dey reason chile but e too far and expensive. I rather settle for ethiopia get there PR and file for U.S which is more easier to get appointment in any of the Western countries. Btw Chile , Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta where I have lived is far beautiful than this Ikoyi burdillion roads u posted. Shior

DrAkpamudehe:


A word is enough for the wise

tensazangetsu20:


After you have finished vivid imagination, you can go back to inhaling generator fumes

MatrixReloaded:

Bro if I show u locations men don touch down, tickets wey men don cut ✂️ ontop itinerary u go fold up this thread. Chile shior. Bro if no be say u be coder I for drop u bomb 😤

Wife, pikin, and babanla... we dey move 💯 💪

tensazangetsu20:

Doesn't mean anything. I have 3 Nigerian passports too and have been to over 15 countries.

MatrixReloaded:

I no say u get 3 pp and u been to 15 world countries but with whom? It thrills me how a full grown ass man will be subjected to only building his life without supporting others, no wife, kids, like how do u guys over 30 or mid 40s consider life journey alone.. Wasting all this funds to migrate, I rather have my wife give birth in this countries with 10m for my unborn kids in other to gain jus-soil.

MatrixReloaded:

I no say u get 3 pp and u been to 15 world countries but with whom? It thrills me how a full grown ass man will be subjected to only building his life without supporting others, no wife, kids, like how do u guys over 30 or mid 40s consider life journey alone.. Wasting all this funds to migrate, I rather have my wife give birth in this countries with 10m for my unborn kids in other to gain jus-soil.

tensazangetsu20:


Not up to 30 yet. As for marriage, if I never left Nigeria I would never have gotten married. I will marry here.

Regex:


What is your headache over another man's decision?

MatrixReloaded:

More reason I quoted avoid there women. You can marry Brazilian because they are bit TAN and mixed. Chile , Argentina you need to thread with caution. You are my brother no doubt but I will be honest enough to tell you this part you thread hundreds of Nigerian have gone through Panama tunnel and out but don't over hype a nation Nigeria is far relaxed than.... you can marry from East Africa, Southern Africa, Northern Africa... don't give excuse of Nigeria women not enough for a young lad as u

tensazangetsu20:


Story for the gods. Go and look for my threads right from when I was in Nigeria. If I never left Nigeria I will never marry. I will marry here.

lastkingsman:


Ije uwa.

The guy doesn't want you to enjoy

What does he mean by avoid their women? So all their women are evil? 🙈