Chriswazo:


Thanks for your understanding

Your plan of schooling in Germany is still on course right? I would like us to connect. Might need your help one day.

Sent you a pm.

DAramis:
Your plan of schooling in Germany is still on course right? I would like us to connect. Might need your help one day.

Sent you a pm.

Alright sir, seen

Chriswazo:


Alright sir, seen

I didn't see your reply.
I was thinking that I can get your whatsapp number hence the PM

This guy Go thief

Ugosample:

But why the obsession with quick money among Africans?
It reeks low mentality

boss if you Know the level of poverty here, you won't be asking this foolish question

KendrickAyomide:

boss if you Know the level of poverty here,
you won't be asking this foolish question

Stop talking trash

Poverty is no excuse for a society to be so so obsessed with quick cash

Yes those in poverty often strive to get a better life for themselves, or improve their lo, but the cut throat obsession for quick money is terrible amongst Nigerians especially

That is why the society is rotten

Poverty has been in our SOCIETY for a long tims; but at least our fathers back then still had honor and morals and said respect not to worship ill gotten money, nor were they desperate


But today, The youths have lost it.

That's the truth

KendrickAyomide:

boss if you Know the level of poverty here,
you won't be asking this foolish question

Nigerians are really suffering and smiling i can tell you

Ugosample:


Stop talking trash

Poverty is no excuse for a society to be so so obsessed with quick cash

Yes those in poverty often strive to get a better life for themselves, or improve their lo, but the cut throat obsession for quick money is terrible amongst Nigerians especially

That is why the society is rotten

Poverty has been in our SOCIETY for a long tims; but at least our fathers back then still had honor and morals and said respect not to worship ill gotten money, nor were they desperate


But today, The youths have lost it.

That's the truth

You talk true sha, I don't encourage the point you are arguing against, but do you know my concern for asking the question, the reality or truth now is that no average family will go the extra mile of selling out their properties and stress themselves out to raise 5 million for one of their own to go do MSc and expect the person to just come back with certificate or paper home with no other achievement or value, that would amount to big shame to the person and family when he or she is back. There are other expectations and prayers your people have from you, common sense should tell you that. The only exception in this case is if you are from a very rich family and they just want you to get a western University cert to step up your profile for the jobs or programs they have saved for you.

Well, I don't think it's possible. My personal opinion though ...

Note it's part time job. Which kind of part time job will pay you 11€ an hour. I'm asking cause I'm also interested ...

Guys are not sincere to this man. How many of those immigrants working full time who are living there can save that amount in 2 years. Most of these menial jobs only pay minimum wages. Minimum wage per hour in Germany is like €8.50.
Moreso I don't know why the man is so desperate about making 10 million naira in 2 years. Our youth are so money hungry. More reasons they get involved in shady business

Chriswazo:


You talk true sha, I don't encourage the point you are arguing against, but do you know my concern for asking the question, the reality or truth now is that no average family will go the extra mile of selling out their properties and stress themselves out to raise 5 million for one of their own to go do MSc and expect the person to just come back with certificate or paper home with no other achievement or value, that would amount to big shame to the person and family when he or she is back. There are other expectations and prayers your people have from you, common sense should tell you that. The only exception in this case is if you are from a very rich family and they just want you to get a western University cert to step up your profile for the jobs or programs they have saved for you.

Stay home for your MSC then. Don't allow people to fool you. No way you can make 10 million naira in 2 years with your part time job. Even with full time, you have to be a professional to be able to save such amount (about €24000). Also you are a new comer to the system, you can't compare your 2 years to 2 years of someone who have been living in Germany for 10 years.

Your best bet is to repay back the money in a period of time after you have settled down.

Taxes and bills will take like 60 to 75 percent of your income

tolani4real:


Stay home for your MSC then. Don't allow people to fool you. No way you can make 10 million naira in 2 years with your part time job. Even with full time, you have to be a professional to be able to save such amount (about €24000). Also you are a new comer to the system, you can't compare your 2 years to 2 years of someone who have been living in Germany for 10 years.

Your best bet is to repay back the money in a period of time after you have settled down.

Taxes and bills will take like 60 to 75 percent of your income

Ok sir

Even people working full time can’t make that amount in 5 yrs. you will eat, house rent, buy cloths, bus tikect, toiletries, pay about 40% tax, two Jobs=50 % tax.
If you over work yourself abroad with menial jobs, you may not even enjoy that money you are trying to make in good health later in future.
Don’t travel to make money, travel to have a better life.
With that 5m naira you are investing, it’s easier to double it to 10m in Nigeria within one year than anywhere in the world.

Jabo1000:
Even people working full time can’t make that amount in 5 yrs. you will eat, house rent, buy cloths, bus tikect, toiletries, pay about 40% tax, two Jobs=50 % tax.
If you over work yourself abroad with menial jobs, you may not even enjoy that money you are trying to make in good health later in future.
Don’t travel to make money, travel to have a better life.
With that 5m naira you are investing, it’s easier to double it to 10m in Nigeria within one year than anywhere in the world.

Money is not my priority, the good life and better education is, neither do I want to be a pauper after my schooling.

Carry laptop they press. i no know wetin be una problem.

Jabo1000:
Even people working full time can’t make that amount in 5 yrs. you will eat, house rent, buy cloths, bus tikect, toiletries, pay about 40% tax, two Jobs=50 % tax.
If you over work yourself abroad with menial jobs, you may not even enjoy that money you are trying to make in good health later in future.
Don’t travel to make money, travel to have a better life.
With that 5m naira you are investing, it’s easier to double it to 10m in Nigeria within one year than anywhere in the world.

Another thing is that your people might raise that block account etc roughly 4 or 5 million, whereas if you wan stay back, d go begin rack sense, to raise 2 million and support you with something to do go be tug of war

Jabo1000:
Even people working full time can’t make that amount in 5 yrs. you will eat, house rent, buy cloths, bus tikect, toiletries, pay about 40% tax, two Jobs=50 % tax.
If you over work yourself abroad with menial jobs, you may not even enjoy that money you are trying to make in good health later in future.
Don’t travel to make money, travel to have a better life.
With that 5m naira you are investing, it’s easier to double it to 10m in Nigeria within one year than anywhere in the world.

Ideas on how to double sir.

I want to double...

lol OP you must be an igbo man. we are just wired that way man!.Indeed its a dilemna thinking of how to pay back expecially if the Block account funds is raised though time targeted loans. Anyway am not sure its possibe to make such an amount in that space of time with minial jobs.Family expectations can be managed The main question for me is can the block account fund if borrowed be repaid in a year.

chimax1:
lol OP you must be an igbo man. we are just wired that way man!.Indeed its a dilemna thinking of how to pay back expecially if the Block account funds is raised though time targeted loans. Anyway am not sure its possibe to make such an amount in that space of time with minial jobs.Family expectations can be managed The main question for me is can the block account fund if borrowed be repaid in a year.

You got my message

Jabo1000:
Even people working full time can’t make that amount in 5 yrs. you will eat, house rent, buy cloths, bus tikect, toiletries, pay about 40% tax, two Jobs=50 % tax.
If you over work yourself abroad with menial jobs, you may not even enjoy that money you are trying to make in good health later in future.
Don’t travel to make money, travel to have a better life.
With that 5m naira you are investing, it’s easier to double it to 10m in Nigeria within one year than anywhere in the world.

interesting

people lose their lifesavings trying to run businesses in Nigeria

Ugosample:


interesting

people lose their lifesavings trying to run businesses in Nigeria

Who would you blame for that?

op is it that u plan on returning back to naija after ur MSc?..no option for staying back?
jabo1000
tolani4real
ugosample

chimax1:
lol OP you must be an igbo man. we are just wired that way man!.Indeed its a dilemna thinking of how to pay back expecially if the Block account funds is raised though time targeted loans. Anyway am not sure its possibe to make such an amount in that space of time with minial jobs.Family expectations can be managed The main question for me is can the block account fund if borrowed be repaid in a year.

so is it possible to pay the fund (if borrowed) withinba year?

tizzdi:
op is it that u plan on returning back to naija after ur MSc?..no option for staying back?
jabo1000
tolani4real
ugosample

Come back to do what? Will come back to help my country that am sure sha

mikeeze:
so is it possible to pay the fund (if borrowed) withinba year?

I think He is not there yet.

Chriswazo:


Come back to do what? Will come back to help my country that am sure sha

lol..the way he’s talking about repaying..

Chriswazo:


Ok, but you won't actually blame anyone for derailing to that, some factors could warrant that. When a 30 years old bachelor wants to invest his family's 5 million to do Msc there, you won't blame him for asking such questions. Life is all business, you ask questions or make research before putting your money to any activity. Time is money d say, 2 years washing plate for a white man at that age with no reward to your pocket is to what gain. Anyway life is all risk sha

boss ,no use laugh kill me... 2 years washing plate

Electricboy:




boss ,no use laugh kill me... 2 years washing plate

Chriswazo:

bro please check your mail I just sent you a PM

You can't save anything tangible cause you are mixing work and studies. The work you do here as a student are just part time jobs. Also note that you must have about 8000€ each time you want to renew your visa.

If you are looking to make 'quick money', then Germany is not for you...

Which countries then?

Good day sir/ma I'm a master degree holder from federal university of technology in Nigeria , I studied fisheries and aquaculture Technology both in my first degree and master degree I plan to move to Germany what's my chance of getting a good job over there. Your Advice please.

Hmm...

willy2000:
Of course I understand you very well, there are rules, and everyone follows it. But how many of the laid down laws do you know?
As a full-time worker, you get tax returns for setting up a home office, every year you are entitled to a pair of suits and shoes, and many more. Do you get to read that on official sites?
These are information you don't see because 1) it is written in the law, but not stated the way you can understand it. Read my previous post where I said, get a good tax adviser and you will be surprised with the information you will gain even as a Student