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I currently work with a multinational company here in Nigeria, I have a son and my wife to take care of.

My wife is a registered nurse.

I want her to travel abroad for further studies, I have some savings already. And I eat. #1.5 m+ monthly.

Please can you suggest best countries she can go for studies and also with prospects of getting permanent residency soonest.

australia

Thanks for the response, but please can you give more insight why you choose Australia.

If possible recommend school you know.

Thanks once again.

jideflash:
australia

castins:
I currently work with a multinational company here in Nigeria, I have a son and my wife to take care of.

My wife is a registered nurse.

I want her to travel abroad for further studies, I have some savings already. And I eat. #1.5 m+ monthly.

Please can you suggest best countries she can go for studies and also with prospects of getting permanent residency soonest.

That money is nothing, you should be looking at 5-10m a month before thinking about sending your family abroad

The only country she can visit is Lagos city or Ghana

RealityKings:
The only country she can visit is Lagos city or Ghana

🌅👀

#smiles#

RealityKings:
The only country she can visit is Lagos city or Ghana

It’s not possible if you want the nearest minimum for her.

Convert what you earn monthly to USD or GBP, and subtract her accommodation , feeding, personal expense, transport, and your own upkeep in Nigeria too, then you will know it’s not feasible. I did not include tuition cos I want to believe you will clear that before she departs.

Even with her picking up jobs there, it will be extremely careless to embark on such route with what you have.

Noted!
But did you read where I stated that some money have been saved already?

Well Ur response is appreciated.

CoronaVirusPro:
It’s not possible if you want the nearest minimum for her.

Convert what you earn monthly to USD or GBP, and subtract her accommodation , feeding, personal expense, transport, and your own upkeep in Nigeria too, then you will know it’s not feasible. I did not include tuition cos I want to believe you will clear that before she departs.

Even with her picking up jobs there, it will be extremely careless to embark on such route with what you have.

Equatorial Guinea

Zealoy:
Equatorial Guinea

Wish we have a way of sending slaps across,I would have done that.

Someone is asking an important question, concerning his family's future,you are saying nonsense.

I would have suggested Brazil if her course is tech relevant.
But do you plan to join her or what?

Yes, the plan is for her to get permanent residency, and the family may join later on.

Nigeria is not stable, we may seem to be okay today, but what happens in the next 2 - 3 years is so uncertain.

ihavesense:
I would have suggested Brazil if her course is tech relevant.
But do you plan to join her or what?

castins:
Yes, the plan is for her to get permanent residency, and the family may join later on.

Nigeria is not stable, we may seem to be okay today, but what happens in the next 2 - 3 years is so uncertain.

How much you have up front for this will likely determine which country you can send her too.
Let’s say you have 40m saved already, you can comfortably send her to Canada and she will still need to pick up a job while studying because your 1.5m is around 900usd and it can’t be enough for her and you.
But there are also cheaper options in Europe if you want to explore.

Thanks alot for your input, I have up to 15m aside, if you can give more insight into other cheaper options, better.

I want to start the process this coming January.

ihavesense:
How much you have up front for this will likely determine which country you can send her too.
Let’s say you have 40m saved already, you can comfortably send her to Canada and she will still need to pick up a job while studying because your 1.5m is around 900usd and it can’t be enough for her and you.
But there are also cheaper options in Europe if you want to explore.

castins:
Thanks alot for your input, I have up to 15m aside, if you can give more insight into other cheaper options, better.

I want to start the process this coming January.

Look at Sweden, Austria, Norway

Thanks so much.

ihavesense:
Look at Sweden, Austria, Norway

castins:
Thanks alot for your input, I have up to 15m aside, if you can give more insight into other cheaper options, better.

I want to start the process this coming January.

send her to uk, she can work and complete the rest. Dont send her to countries without heavy nigerian community support she would suffer.

Make we no come hear stories that touches the heart later on

UK. But Buy lots and lots of winter coats because she will surely throw you out of the house

You want to send your wife abroad to study while you remain back in Nigeria,,?

I believe the ultimate goal is for to remain and work after or during studies, do you have intention to join her then or sometimes later.

Because the way most women are moving these days after they land abroad is worrisome, before you worry about the countries to send her, consult with people who have relocated abroad or sent their wives there to studies what advice they have for you, make stories no later enter

Let's say you send her abroad and she gets the permanent residence and then you join her, what's next? ...

You want to leave 1.5 mil/month to travel to a place where you're not even sure of $5/hour? ...

Or are you counting on your wife holding the fort till you find your feet abroad? ...

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Fahvvy:
Let's say you send her abroad and she gets the permanent residence and then you join her, what's next? ...

You want to leave 1.5 mil/month to travel to a place where you're not even sure of $5/hour? ...

Or are you counting on your wife holding the fort till you find your feet abroad? ...

If you exchange 1.5 million Naira to pounds, you will get £696 which is quite poor compare to what he will be earning abroad. UK pays average of £10 pounds per hours and if he works 8 hours per day, that will be £1920 per month which is 4.1 million naira

Though, he will spend more on rent in Uk, tax, maintenance, transportation and miscellaneous, but standard of living is far more better in UK compare to Nigeria and don't also forget that naira has lost is purchasing power

1.5 million in Nigeria now is like 300k a year ago

God punish you, you want to waste your money. she'll cheat on you, stupid SIMP.

#smiles#

We plan for good but also prepared for the worst.

Nicepoker:
UK. But Buy lots and lots of winter coats because she will surely throw you out of the house

Thanks so much.

I appreciate.

LandMann:
Send her to Germany.

She'll first spend 6-12 months in Nigeria learning German at a very good language school.

Then you can apply for a nursing program in Germany as well as a short language program which she'll take first before starting the nursing program.

With this strategy you'll save on cost cos education there is free.

Alternatively try France or Brazil. Education in France and Brazil there is cheap and sometimes free (scholarship and knowing the language), plus you can join her there when she's through and have a child there that will grant you guys easy citizenship.

Your N1.5m monthly income is less than $1000.

If your eyes are on USA, UK and Canada, you'll need close to $50,000 or more with upfront payment or cash available to spend around $30000 or more.

For Germany, France, Brazil, you'll spend $25,000 or less and cash available to spend around $18,000.

Lastly your wife must be ready to work to support herself during the program.

She cannot depend solely on you.



R

Ur question is very important! Well am an Engineer, Mechanical.

Also has special trainings and certifications in Data Acquisition.

Physically am technically inclined with my hands.

I don't think these three aspects will fail me if I happen to migrate legally to any country.

Thanks onces more.

Fahvvy:
Let's say you send her abroad and she gets the permanent residence and then you join her, what's next? ...

You want to leave 1.5 mil/month to travel to a place where you're not even sure of $5/hour? ...

Or are you counting on your wife holding the fort till you find your feet abroad? ...

castins:
I currently work with a multinational company here in Nigeria, I have a son and my wife to take care of.

My wife is a registered nurse.

I want her to travel abroad for further studies, I have some savings already. And I eat. #1.5 m+ monthly.

Please can you suggest best countries she can go for studies and also with prospects of getting permanent residency soonest.

Equatorial Guinea

My Honest advice..if you do that,i.e sending your wife abroad and you remaining in Nigeria.YOU WILL LOSE YOUR WIFE and destroy your marriage.
Please don't take it the wrong way.i am only been honest.

Op be ready to lose you wife. Don't come back here to disturb us with stories that touch.