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StarGeneral:
Thanks so much. I don't like South Africa so that place is not even in my plan. Other African countries you listed will be checked out.

Though if not for visa palava, I would have preferred Germany, New Zealand and even Poland. But I'm currently searching the "Nomad visa countries" ednut suggested.

Thanks again

AVOID SOUTH AFRICA LIKE A PLAGUE

maasoap:
They're not making enough babies to support their own economy. The moment they realise a significant drop in workforce, no one will tell them before they will start reversing their immigration policies. It is not a new development, it is like a cycle

e be like say u never Sabo say Indians and war affected Middle Easterns have infiltrated everywhere

Love800:
I want to be a presenter, oap, broadcaster. What country can i go to and get employed in this career?

better open youtu.be channel

StarGeneral:
Thanks so much. I don't like South Africa so that place is not even in my plan. Other African countries you listed will be checked out.

Though if not for visa palava, I would have preferred Germany, New Zealand and even Poland. But I'm currently searching the "Nomad visa countries" ednut suggested.

Thanks again

Go to Malta. Very doable with your #15M.

Thank me later.

Iceberg3:
Taraba,northern Nigeria? Bandits,killer herdsmen,book haram,religious fanatics?

Taraba is a Christian-dominated state. Unlike the north central, north west and parts of Borno and Yobe, the north east has been relatively safe.

Tradepunter2:
Turkmenistan bro.... Great country with lots of bad looking biiiiiatchhhheswss

But the visa is difficult

Myrrhis:
You're so right about the last part of your post.
Cost of living is relatively low in a place like Jos for instance. Plus fresh, cheap foods, and beautiful weather.

Honestly, if not for the perennial crises in the region, life in Northern Nigeria would have been much more conducive for many Southerners rather than to japa to other African countries (aside from South Africa).

Augustenite:
I will advise you to come to Kenya. Good roads, good electricity, security is good. And you will enjoy your stay. You will not regret it.

Hey, Bro. Are you presently in Kenya? Thanks Bro

Efexuyi:
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway

But the best among them is "Netherlands".
I lived there in 2year.

I really don't have much time to run around for visa processing for now. This is why I'm looking for somewhere I can just go for now for few months and come back to process better country and leave permanently.

StarGeneral:
Hmmm... Let me wait for some more suggestions. But pls, suggest some good countries too so I can pick and start processing immediately pls. I don't necessarily need to wait till next year before I start processing. If I even get Visa this year, I will just wait till February next year so I can finish my project before leaving.

Thanks man!!

What do you think about going to Somalia?

Angelfrost:
Immigration restrictions are increasing daily...!

I think the world is fed up with the influx of Africans, Asians and Middle Easterners.

For a freelancer earning in foreign currencies, staying in Nigeria makes far more sense...!

This is due to the exchange rate... All you need to do is take your time to find a safe and secure region and location with good services.

Trust me... Working remotely for foreign organizations while living in Naija is the biggest flex ever!

Bulaba and Tpain economy will just keep bouncing off your foreign income.

You're very correct with everything you said but you see this country ehn, we're very corrupt and wicked. Few weeks ago, I was going to ABK from Ibadan and police stopped me. They searched my car as if they were suspecting something (I don't have problems searching my car) but after searching and nothing was found, I expected to let me go but no. They started twisting and calling me names and tagging me a Yahoo "plus" boy. In fact, this people delayed me for hours because I said I won't give them 1kobo. They threatened me but I stood my ground. I told them they are free to arrest and take me to EFCC that I had nothing to hide. This is the kind of country we live in. Like I said, I don't even mind Benin Republic for now.

What can i do in togo?

Pawa100:
Morroco
Abidjan Cote d'Ivoire.
Rwanda .
Ghana.
Togo

StarGeneral:
Hmmm... Let me wait for some more suggestions. But pls, suggest some good countries too so I can pick and start processing immediately pls. I don't necessarily need to wait till next year before I start processing. If I even get Visa this year, I will just wait till February next year so I can finish my project before leaving.

Thanks man!!

It’s great that you’re planning ahead! Since you’re open to suggestions, consider countries that offer a mix of culture, history, and modern attractions. Baku is a fantastic option—it’s rich in history, with stunning architecture and vibrant local culture. If you're looking for a smooth travel experience, this Baku Tour Package could be worth checking out. Perfect for a February getaway after wrapping up your project!

StarGeneral:
You're very correct with everything you said but you see this country ehn, we're very corrupt and wicked. Few weeks ago, I was going to ABK from Ibadan and police stopped me. They searched my car as if they are suspecting something (I don't have problems searching my car) but have searching and nothing was found, I expected to let me go but no. They started twisting and calling me names and tagging me a Yahoo "plus" boy. In fact, this people delayed me for hours because I said I won't give them 1kobo. They threatened me but I stood my ground. I told them they are free to arrest and take me to EFCC that I had nothing to hide. This is the kind of country we live in. Like I said, I don't even mind Benin Republic for now.

That's just sad...!

Nigeria is so backward in many aspects.

Codes151:
finish first

Guy cult stuff
Even the school is not habitable
I can't metion name of school to remain anonymous.
But if I finish I might lose my life as in sometimes I can't stay in campus for more than a week

How do i open a youtube?

bitingcool:
better open youtu.be channel

I have degree in English language.

Cmanforall:
Does this mean you don't have any degree or certification in this field of interest?
If so, it'd be difficult to get employment directly from Nigeria

Come-on! Let's go and make our own country.

Okay. How will you do business without hearing their language?

Evidenx:
Business.

Codes151:
na advice

Okay Sharp.... Men wan Japa

Jesus Christ! Am not going to ghana again.

What do you have to say about Togo?

bobby007:
I was in Ghana last week, Ghana is not different from Nigeria, same vibe but more expensive than Nigeria and stable electricity, I see homeless Nigerians under circle bridge

Codes151:
finish first

I fit finish school.make school finish me

Gerrard59:
Sorry, but I don't see why you should be bothered about the economy of a country if you are targeting digital nomad visas. It does not follow as those visas are meant for persons who have jobs outside the economy of the host nation. As for security, Barbados and the Bahamas are pretty okay by international standards. Oh yes! You would have to return to Nigeria if you decide to go through DN visas as they don't lead to permanent residency or naturalisation. Lastly, 15 million naira is too inadequate to relocate these days except via a standard work visa which the employing organisation should organise or assist you with. For instance, the Barbados DN visa program requires the applicant to earn at least $50K per annum as a digital nomad. We would have some people talk about how they spent less to relocate, but to which country and on what visa? Those are the questions you should ask anyone who believes 15 million is adequate to relocate these days.

My advice? If where you are in Nigeria is becoming unbearable for you, move to another state in another region. That is the saving grace Nigeria has compared to many other African countries. Your 15 million would go a long way in Taraba as opposed to Lagos, but you are still in Nigeria.

I like what you said but instead of Taraba, Cameroon will be okay.... To at least have sweet rest of mind with adequate electricity.

Then, he can plan out from there again.
Bandjoung, Douala, Yaounde....

Kelvin3476:
Exactly
Taiwan is far better than china but have no land borders incase of any conflict.

better than china in terms of what?

StarGeneral:
Good morning, guys. I'm totally fed up with this country and I must relocate permanently latest, February, 2025. I work from home.

I need a good country where I can relocate to either Africa, Asia or Europe... Good country pls!

Thanks all

NB: I don't want to go through school.

RWANDA!

bobby007:
Ghana is too expensive for a Nigeria, not much difference between Nigeria and Ghana, only stable electricity, starting a business there is not easy due to govt laws

shut upt Ghana has good security. Standard of living is better. And no things aren't more expensive because minimum wage is almost the same. So stfu

bitingcool:
AVOID SOUTH AFRICA LIKE A PLAGUE

shut up SA is one of thr best countries in Africa. Someone that is naked in public is selecting which clothes to wear.

Love800:
Jesus Christ! Am not going to ghana again.

What do you have to say about Togo?

leave that idiiot Ghana has tight security and 24/7 light and visa easy to get. Exactly what the op needs. Benin too is very close you can try that one too.

Lordbinsmar:
Honestly baba, the world is becoming hostile to immigrants.

And the more right wings gain popularity the higher the trend will be. Those guys done dey take over europe small small

please, what is this "right wings"? What/who are they?

Augustenite:
I will advise you to come to Kenya. Good roads, good electricity, security is good. And you will enjoy your stay. You will not regret it.

I read somewhere that Kenya is expensive compare to Nigeria, especially in their major cities.

Love800:
What can i do in togo?

Any kind of legal business ! Togo is one of the countries that foreigners are free , Many Nigerians both Northerners and Southerners in Togo that will make you feel at home 🏠. Many Nigeria Churches.

All I can say about the life abroad is:

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