₦airaland Forum

1Alex:
Op be ready to lose you wife. Don't come back here to disturb us with stories that touch.

Usefulsense:
ou as my family is to me.

You are still young I suppose, I came into Australia at 48.

Bro, again, if you mistakenly enter Australia, you're made.
Your wife is even a nurse. The much needed nurses.

Usefulsense:
Don't listen to this loser. He has always been a loser, advising people out of his stupid experience in his own marriage.

Bro, I sent my wife about 3 years ago to Australia. My salary then was a little above 1 million naira net monthly.

She came to Aussie as a student. After 2 years she invited me and our children.

I am now in Australia. The best decision I ever made in my entire life is to leave Nigeria.

If your family mistakenly come ta Australia, bro, they will forever remain grateful to you as my family is to me.

You are still young I suppose, I came into Australia at 48.

Bro, again, if you mistakenly enter Australia, you're made.

Your wife is even a nurse. The much needed nurses.

Usefulsense:
Don't listen to this loser. He has always been a loser, advising people out of his stupid experience in his own marriage.

Bro, I sent my wife about 3 years ago to Australia. My salary then was a little above 1 million naira net monthly.

She came to Aussie as a student. After 2 years she invited me and our children.

I am now in Australia. The best decision I ever made in my entire life is to leave Nigeria.

If your family mistakenly come ta Australia, bro, they will forever remain grateful to you as my family is to me.

You are still young I suppose, I came into Australia at 48.

Bro, again, if you mistakenly enter Australia, you're made.

Your wife is even a nurse. The much needed nurses.

1Alex:
you are probably over 50 years now and cannot post a comment here without insults.

It's very appalling sir.

Ozone007:
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

The answer is NO!! ...

Fahvvy:
With the way you're doing currency conversion upandan, it seems you don't know how things work abroad do you? ...

Lemme put it into perspective for you ...

Let's use your own calculations ...

Can 1920 pound/month in the UK give you the same standard of living (or better) as compared to 1.5 million/month in Nigeria? ...

The answer is NO!! ...

Usefulsense:
Sir, it will and I will tell you why.

You have very good roads.

You have healthy water to drink.

You have constant electricity.

You will worry less of thieves, armed robbers etc.

If you buy one litre of fuel abroad, it is one litre.
You live I'm a clean and healthy environment.

You will worry less of malaria
No body will harass you on the road.

Above all, you will have peace of mind.

What other standard of living do you expect?

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.

Lexusgs430:
You are over thinking this issue...... Your wife is an RN.....

Send her to the UK to start work and she would slowly progress her career, whilst in the UK.....

If you have family members in the UK, she can start by squatting with them(not for too long), till she fully settles in.....

uchman:
Hello boss,
Does UK favor teachers?

jjbest123:
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.

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.

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

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

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