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Angela777:
Lol, lady, I traveled all over the world and lived in many countries, I speak 9 languages and some of them at the professional and native level, I did business in many countries with many governments too, now retired. But it's ok, disregard my advice and do what housewives do, making anchor babies. Enjoy, apparently you know all better.

Semisolasola:
SO mind your business ..I Dey born for country wey I feel like you wanna die...I lived in Argentina for how many years and it didn’t have issues with language ..oga it’s not my fault that you are impatient and can’t make anchor babies..if I like I born in all the coutries in the world..you are still gonna get a high bp

error4040:
Hello, please are you sure you're Nigerian ?
The way you just kept spitting out those your words is just on another level like seriously most you sound Harsh just because someone gave you Advice you don't like ??

BusinessHub1:
I’m surprised she picked offense in what you posted with no single elements of abuse or scorn and still went ahead to attack you tho much. Please ignore her.

Semisolasola:
People like you think vulgarity is the only way to insult people.this guy clearly insulted my decision and interest when he said having kids in non English speaking countries isn’t too good..like did I ask for his help as regards that,did I tell him I don’t know they are non English speaking countries,I lived few years in Argentina .so why would anyone online esp someone I don’t know bluntly question my decision as to how I run my home,my body..wonders shall never end

Semisolasola:
Read through the convo then come back and make a case,I don’t get you ,somebody is giving a woman who chooses to birth her kids in the country of her choice advise..I didn’t ask for Any advise,he came at me and insinuated that I was making a bad decision by having my kids in non English speaking countries .so I should let someone insult my decision as regards my family..wonders shall never end

Semisolasola:
You jumped into the convo so you should be the one to get over it..your jobless friend still followed me to the business thread ,clothings specifically..he’s obsessed tell him to get a life

error4040:
LoL my bad.

campusblack10:
baba me self dey enter bahamas latter dz year.

BusinessHub1:
I don’t know how old are you but if I should give you a sincere advice I would say this ain’t looking any good on you. Bye

BusinessHub1:
I don’t know how old are you but if I should give you a sincere advice I would say this ain’t looking any good on you. Bye

Semisolasola:
My dear you need the advise more and your friend need it most..someone left travel thread and poked his nose into a question I asked on the business/fashion thread and you think you both don’t need that advise ogbeni park well

Angela777:
Bahamas is beautiful but expensive to live and no jobs. Also they deport easy any who overstayed a tourist visa. Better try Belize which is a little more easy on foreigners and it's also an English speaking country, many blacks too.

optimusprime2:
Bruv, the US is not the only country in the world with a pathway to immigration and even if you wanted to immigrate to the US, you should not have risked a denial with a B1/B2 visa like you did- there were other visa categories you could have explored, that would have given you a better chance... anyway that's beside the point.

There's Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Japan... to mention but a few... these countries all offer pathways to live and work there and frankly speaking, I rate some of those mentioned countries higher than the US in terms of quality of life statistically speaking and in my own opinion, however you need to evaluate your alternatives and plan properly towards a successful immigration.

I have written several posts in the travel section on how one could easily migrate to these countries "legally".

So just because you once got a denial doesn't mean you should join the bandwagon of making silly decisions, like this Bahamas idea.

Bruv, think well, plan well and immigrate well.

Semisolasola:
You are very right..I gave birth to my fourth child in Brazil and I really loved the country..it’s free for all..there are blacks and there are mestizos..the population is huge and if possible one can marry a Brazilian and life will be very very easy..expecting my fifth child and Mexico is my next stop..

Kingxway:
wise saying bro.

Please is it possible to enter countries like Canada, New Zealand or Belize with visiting visa and look for work after arriving without CV?

optimusprime2:
Bros you sef reason this question na does it sound good?
If I talk now, someone would say I am blocking your progress... all I can say is that the definition of success is relative, as it depends on the individual.

But for me, looking for a job or "husslin" with a visit visa in countries like Canada or New Zealand is a very unsafe and unwise thing to do… that's a complete no no for me. I don't know how it works in Belize but I advise you to research well.

Why live in the shadows being illegal when you can be legal?

If you want to hussle in Canada or New Zealand do it the right way so that you can reap the rewards comfortably, how? Look towards a study visa.

KendrickAyomide:
legit work they for bahams? you fit raise 4million in like 2-3 years there?

campusblack10:
Yeah i get the jerk of ur emphasis baba2mil no b small card o, going to bahamas on a sponsor to work and pay back

Lol! Not at all. But I am an immigrant myself, twice and also I know lots about immigration, I am used to help new immigrants in USA.

Small island, not easy to stay legal, no jobs and easy to see you as a foreigner, easy to deport. Try bigger countries with visa, if you are not afraid to learn Spanish, Ecuador, Dominical Republic are more easy to get the legal residence once inside arriving as a tourist, to do private business or from the day 1 advertise and teach English, rent a small place somewhere close to University and give classes at home looking for more jobs to do. Get a room on airbnb cheap for 1 month and ask your host where is better district close to schools and universities, the cost of life and rent is cheaper than in Nigeria and 1-2 months rent in advance, not 1 year as in your country. Visa shouldn't be very difficult and do it yourself, don't use the agent

Maybe Asia but I am not very familiar with living in Asia, only visited there sometimes in my work, so it was hotels, work and not seeing the real life.

Ecuador now is the best for living cheap, making money, and the most important, getting legal residence which also opens doors for you visiting neighbor countries easy, getting Ecuador passport which has more visa free countries, maybe succeed in business. I did very well in business in Peru but now it's not a place, Ecuador still is the place you can make money. If you get there, invite me, maybe I go there and we do something together (all legal, I am very good with law and my Spanish is native), bored being retired

Lol, lady, I traveled all over the world and lived in many countries, I speak 9 languages and some of them at the professional and native level, I did business in many countries with many governments too, now retired. But it's ok, disregard my advice and do what housewives do, making anchor babies. Enjoy, apparently you know all better.

123JohnF:
https://www.consuladovirtual.gob.ec/en/web/guest/visas

When you first enter Ecuador, you will receive a T-3 tourist stamp in your passport, allowing you to stay in the country for 90 days. If you wish to stay more than 90 days within a year, go to an Ecuador consulate in your home country and apply for the 12-IX visa.
https://internationalliving.com/countries/ecuador/visa/

Ecuador embassy in Abuja, Don't use an agent, apply by yourself, Ecuador doesn't accept agents applications.
https://embassyabuja.com/ecuadorian/visa-information-for-nigerian-citizens/

rent a room or small appt in airbnb, it's cheap and good, you can get a place for $10-12 a day or pay for 1 month asking for a discount.
https://www.airbnb.com/