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nbuli:
Hello everyone
I have two options, travelling to Israel or Portugal. I chose Israel because I have cousins in Israel who are doing well more than my brothers in Portugal...
I was scheduled to leave last year October ending, unfortunately the hamas war began, now Israel is about to open their airspace, I want to go update my preps....
Pls house, does anyone think making a decision or have any experience about residing in Israel, ( I know it's a racism country, that apart).... Pls all advice or criticisms are welcome.
Note. My cousins in Israel are working in a construction company over there and they make at least #3.5m if converted in naira...

Samfloxin:
Go ahead,I have a friend working there

FODA:
best decision ever

nbuli:
Ok thank you man...
Do you have any clue on the working and conducive nature
Can someone bring his wife later maybe after some years??

nbuli:
Sorry to ask!!!
Is he married??
Is he with his family over there. I heard it's not easy relocating with family!
Is he doing well here as regards to investments??

nbuli:
Hello everyone
I have two options, travelling to Israel or Portugal. I chose Israel because I have cousins in Israel who are doing well more than my brothers in Portugal...
I was scheduled to leave last year October ending, unfortunately the hamas war began, now Israel is about to open their airspace, I want to go update my preps....
Pls house, does anyone think making a decision or have any experience about residing in Israel, ( I know it's a racism country, that apart).... Pls all advice or criticisms are welcome.
Note. My cousins in Israel are working in a construction company over there and they make at least #3.5m if converted in naira...

cucumbar:
liar. How can you have cousins there, even know how much they make, and you still come here looking for info from people wey never enter plane before ?

austino677:
fake visa agent already brainwashed his head

Choosing Israel
Family and Job Opportunity: Since your cousins are already in Israel, they can help you settle in and maybe even help you get a job in construction, where they’re making good money. Being with family makes it easier to adjust and feel at home.

Good Pay: [/b]Jobs in construction in Israel pay well, as you’ve seen with your cousins. With their support, you might find similar work and earn a decent income.

[b]Learning New Skills: Israel has advanced technology and construction methods, which can help you grow your skills and experience for the future.

Challenges in Israel
Safety: Israel has conflicts and can be dangerous at times, especially with recent events. If you worry about safety, this is something to consider seriously.

Cultural Differences: [/b]Some people find it hard to live in Israel because of racial or cultural challenges. It might be tough to feel fully accepted, especially as a foreigner.

[b]Visas and Papers: Getting permission to live and work in Israel can be tricky. You may need to work out visa and paperwork details before you go. Your cousins may know more about how to do this.

Choosing Portugal
Safe and Peaceful: Portugal is safer and more stable than Israel. If you want a calm life, it might be a better choice.

Europe Benefits: Living in Portugal gives you a chance to move around Europe more easily in the future. If you plan to work or live in other European countries later, starting in Portugal could help.

Easier to Settle: Portugal might have simpler rules for work and residence, especially if you have family connections there. Once you settle, you might even apply for European residency, which opens doors across Europe.

Simple Decision Tips
Go to Israel if: [/b]You want to earn good money quickly with family support and you’re okay with some risks.
[b]Go to Portugal if: [/b]You want a safe, peaceful life with long-term chances to explore Europe.

nbuli:
Hello everyone
I have two options, travelling to Israel or Portugal. I chose Israel because I have cousins in Israel who are doing well more than my brothers in Portugal...
I was scheduled to leave last year October ending, unfortunately the hamas war began, now Israel is about to open their airspace, I want to go update my preps....
Pls house, does anyone think making a decision or have any experience about residing in Israel, ( I know it's a racism country, that apart).... Pls all advice or criticisms are welcome.
Note. My cousins in Israel are working in a construction company over there and they make at least #3.5m if converted in naira...

nbuli:
Hello everyone
I have two options, travelling to Israel or Portugal. I chose Israel because I have cousins in Israel who are doing well more than my brothers in Portugal...
I was scheduled to leave last year October ending, unfortunately the hamas war began, now Israel is about to open their airspace, I want to go update my preps....
Pls house, does anyone think making a decision or have any experience about residing in Israel, ( I know it's a racism country, that apart).... Pls all advice or criticisms are welcome.
Note. My cousins in Israel are working in a construction company over there and they make at least #3.5m if converted in naira...

elijames:
Israel is a fascinating place to visit, and if you have family there, it might be an easier transition than Portugal, especially with your cousins already well-established. One thing to consider is the current situation with security, so it’s smart to stay updated and flexible with your plans. Residing in Israel might have its challenges, but it also has its unique benefits, especially with the job opportunities your cousins mentioned.

Starting in 2025, though, travel regulations will change, and you'll need a visa to enter Israel. You can apply for it through Israel ETA IL. The process is really simple – just three steps: complete the online form, pay the fee, and wait for the approval. I did it myself, and it was pretty straightforward.