₦airaland Forum

AfricanBlueprin:
A lot of Nigerians are planning to leave this country, but most of them make costly mistakes that delay them for years or waste hundreds of thousands of naira.

I have put together everything I know about the relocation process, visas, finances, documents, country options, and how to prepare yourself before you even apply.

Here are a few things most people don't know:
1. Your bank statement matters more than your visa application
Most embassies want to see consistent transactions, not a one-time huge deposit. Many people get rejected because of this alone.

2. Choosing the wrong country can set you back 3-5 years
Some countries are easier to enter but harder to work in legally. You need to match your skills and situation to the right destination.

3. You don't need an agent for most processes
Agents charge between ₦200k–₦500k for things you can do yourself with the right information.

Drop your questions below, I will answer as many as I can.

Olaola26:
Good …. What country would you advise for someone apart from USA, Canada, Australia, Uk.
And how can it be proceed without an agent

oluwatruther:
The first 6 months for any new country be when most people break down because dem think say dem dey escape something, but dem don enter another problem. Visit the place first before you go permanently. If you no fit survive 3 weeks there as local person, you no ready at all.

Darekiki:
Nigerians abroad at time are not helpful but greedy. Nigerians wey dey abroad dey mugu Nigerians wey dey Nigeria.
Go Facebook, ticktock, telegram you go see irrelevant post of how to Japa, Canada , U S, U.K but no details. Even country wey don cast.
Na to dey use you cash out and do follower for Facebook and telegram.
Big fish dey eat small fish survive for ocean

AfricanBlueprin:
A lot of Nigerians are planning to leave this country, but most of them make costly mistakes that delay them for years or waste hundreds of thousands of naira.

I have put together everything I know about the relocation process, visas, finances, documents, country options, and how to prepare yourself before you even apply.

Here are a few things most people don't know:
1. Your bank statement matters more than your visa application
Most embassies want to see consistent transactions, not a one-time huge deposit. Many people get rejected because of this alone.

2. Choosing the wrong country can set you back 3-5 years
Some countries are easier to enter but harder to work in legally. You need to match your skills and situation to the right destination.

3. You don't need an agent for most processes
Agents charge between ₦200k–₦500k for things you can do yourself with the right information.

Drop your questions below, I will answer as many as I can.

Emeskhalifa:
Una don start with this discouragment ba

After family members don agree make I sell the only plot of land we have, una come dey post this one

crossbreedwears:
Your plot of land reach 50m??

Emeskhalifa:
E no reach.

Emeskhalifa:
Una don start with this discouragment ba

After family members don agree make I sell the only plot of land we have, una come dey post this one

GboyegaD:
Plan yourself well and don't migrate because you want to run out of Nigeria. Have a valid reason for migrating.

newnigerdelta1:
Enter road nobody stops you,once you reach abroad you go see dollars many for tree's and ground

oluwatruther:
The first 6 months for any new country be when most people break down because dem think say dem dey escape something, but dem don enter another problem. Visit the place first before you go permanently. If you no fit survive 3 weeks there as local person, you no ready at all.

AfricanBlueprin:
A lot of Nigerians are planning to leave this country, but most of them make costly mistakes that delay them for years or waste hundreds of thousands of naira.

I have put together everything I know about the relocation process, visas, finances, documents, country options, and how to prepare yourself before you even apply.

Here are a few things most people don't know:
1. Your bank statement matters more than your visa application
Most embassies want to see consistent transactions, not a one-time huge deposit. Many people get rejected because of this alone.

2. Choosing the wrong country can set you back 3-5 years
Some countries are easier to enter but harder to work in legally. You need to match your skills and situation to the right destination.

3. You don't need an agent for most processes
Agents charge between ₦200k–₦500k for things you can do yourself with the right information.

Drop your questions below, I will answer as many as I can.

Emeskhalifa:
Una don start with this discouragment ba

After family members don agree make I sell the only plot of land we have, una come dey post this one

Helinuse:
Another "I have gone abroad, this is what I have learned, let me teach you."

Una suppose dey rest from this thing na.

Leepeak:
So afa I am planning of going to th Gulf countries or Mauritius to raise 10m to 15m 2years afa he dey possible for me

Gbogboski:
If you must japa, avoid Ethiopia airlines and transiting through Ethiopia. They can seize your money, frame you up and throw you in jail

onehope:
Nobody is discouraging you oh. You can travel but be sure that you really know what you want and you are traveling to Australia, Canada or USA if you be law abiding person weh get patience to work and make money in a legitimate way. But if you be street boy, you can travel to any other country. When you reach there join others and survive. Jail is possible, making it big is possible and death is also possible. Because most of other countries no really get legit jobs for foreigners. And let there be a plan B incase of deportation else it is over for you! No agent go tell you truth because they want your money. Na when you sell everything enter abroad, then your eyes clear! '. I am a deportee so I know how messed up my life is right now. So think am well oh because there is no easy and quick money in any part of the world!

AfricanBlueprin:
A lot of Nigerians are planning to leave this country, but most of them make costly mistakes that delay them for years or waste hundreds of thousands of naira.

I have put together everything I know about the relocation process, visas, finances, documents, country options, and how to prepare yourself before you even apply.

Here are a few things most people don't know:
1. Your bank statement matters more than your visa application
Most embassies want to see consistent transactions, not a one-time huge deposit. Many people get rejected because of this alone.

2. Choosing the wrong country can set you back 3-5 years
Some countries are easier to enter but harder to work in legally. You need to match your skills and situation to the right destination.

3. You don't need an agent for most processes
Agents charge between ₦200k–₦500k for things you can do yourself with the right information.

Drop your questions below, I will answer as many as I can.

Gotocourt:
It is well with you, I wish you replacement of all that is lost.

oluwatruther:
The first 6 months for any new country be when most people break down because dem think say dem dey escape something, but dem don enter another problem. Visit the place first before you go permanently. If you no fit survive 3 weeks there as local person, you no ready at all.

Leepeak:
So afa I am planning of going to th Gulf countries or Mauritius to raise 10m to 15m 2years afa he dey possible for me

Emeskhalifa:
Una don start with this discouragment ba

After family members don agree make I sell the only plot of land we have, una come dey post this one

TheStoriesOfMan:
I wan japa go cape Verde, Seychelles, Granada or Jamaica.