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Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by alien1: 11:19am On Dec 30, 2019
In 2007, a Nairalander @ vicjustice was kind enough to share his experience about the hustling life in different countries. It's over a decade now, lot of polices changed, border tightened, asylum rejected, deportation increased, xenophobic riot in jo'burg, modern slavery in Dubai ( travel documents siezed) ,USA rarely grants visa this days blah blah blah...
Despite it all, Nigerians still intend to leave the country in droves due to unemployment, poor standard of living, safety, quality of life, no credit facility to startup a venture, degrading infrastructure, mentally bankrupt government etc.
Even if you tell intending immigrants to stay put, it still won't change there mind. Hence, for those who have been around the block hustling in different countries and continents kindly come in and share your first hand experience ...

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Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by alien1: 11:22am On Dec 30, 2019
@ lionlee216
@ mackynaija
@ zubby77
@ vicjustice
And many more ... come in please and lets hear from you
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by Nobody: 12:02pm On Dec 30, 2019
I once lived in Nigeria, a great county I must say. Blessed with corrupt leaders who have nothing to offer except stealing. But I'm hoping things Will get better with the likes of pointus Pilate, heavy pocket gadollar, ajala the traveller, Nigeria shall see the light again.
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by alien1: 12:24pm On Dec 30, 2019
Alabifirstson:
I once lived in Nigeria, a great county I must say. Blessed with corrupt leaders who have nothing to offer except stealing. But I'm hoping things Will get better with the likes of pointus Pilate, heavy pocket gadollar, ajala the traveller, Nigeria shall see the light again.

Where are you based now? On what visa category did you move?
Sharing practical experience is encouraged
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by Nobody: 12:28pm On Dec 30, 2019
Alabifirstson:
I once lived in Nigeria, a great county I must say. Blessed with corrupt leaders who have nothing to offer except stealing. But I'm hoping things Will get better with the likes of pointus Pilate, heavy pocket gadollar, ajala the traveller, Nigeria shall see the light again.

Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by Ugoerico(m): 12:48pm On Dec 30, 2019
Your interest and emphasis seem to be only on the negative situations, development and changes: I quote you "It's over a decade now, lot of polices changed, border tightened, asylum rejected, deportation increased, xenophobic riot in jo'burg, modern slavery in Dubai ( travel documents siezed) ,USA rarely grants visa this days blah blah blah...

I put it to you that within same decade, alot of great and favourable immigration changes and policies came on board example is the U.K recent residence allowance for foreign students after graduation, Canada's more enhanced skilled migration, Canada's high percentage approval of asylum seekers, Germany's recent open hands in skill migration Etc!!!

So you should be expecting only the people in those negative circles you mentioned to reply to you.
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by Nobody: 12:53pm On Dec 30, 2019
Ugoerico:
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Canada's high percentage approval of asylum seekers.

I won't classify the percentage as high- less than 35% of Nigerians got asylum based on statistics released. The ones that got rejected will keep appealing until the exhaust the number of appeals or choose to stay illegally and find work here and there.
The I am 'gay' facing religious and political persecution and fleeing from genital mutilation is not working anymore.
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by Ugoerico(m): 1:04pm On Dec 30, 2019
Vanhooijdonk:

I won't classify the percentage as high- less than 35% of Nigerians got asylum based on statistics released. The ones that got rejected will keep appealing until the exhaust the number of appeals or choose to stay illegally and find work here and there.
The I am 'gay' facing religious and political persecution and fleeing from genital mutilation is not working anymore.
"less than 35%" is greater than less than 11% of Germany's approval for Nigerians, greater than the less than 5% of Asian countries' approval for Nigerians...
So I put it to you that the "35%" in Canada is relatively HIGH!!!!!!!!
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by akins19: 5:02pm On Jan 01, 2020
@ vicjustice I am planning on securing a USA visa. Please what document do I need to apply for a USA visa please advise
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by Vicjustice: 11:29am On Jan 09, 2020
akins19:
@ vicjustice I am planning on securing a USA visa. Please what document do I need to apply for a USA visa please advise
The documents needed are main documents plus supporting documents, with other documented documents and your documented papers to support your documents amongst other documents in documentory documentation

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Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by roughdiamond(m): 1:47pm On Jan 10, 2020
@Vicjustice
I run a small business with SOA of more than 10 million (6 months) but business not registered(use savings account). Can my savings account be used for visa purposes? I have a tax card and all my business receipts, can that be used for visa application or I must have a registered business?
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by Vicjustice: 10:42am On Jan 12, 2020
roughdiamond:
@Vicjustice
I run a small business with SOA of more than 10 million (6 months) but business not registered(use savings account). Can my savings account be used for visa purposes? I have a tax card and all my business receipts, can that be used for visa application or I must have a registered business?
You might not like to hear this, but in the view of visa officers, you are a corrupt business owner as your unregistered business is illegal therefore, it is not a legitimate occupation to be used for visa application.
Re: Life In Various Foreign Countries: Share Your Experience by roughdiamond(m): 3:39pm On Jan 12, 2020
Vicjustice:

You might not like to hear this, but in the view of visa officers, you are a corrupt business owner as your unregistered business is illegal therefore, it is not a legitimate occupation to be used for visa application.
How do I go about it then? I am not based in Nigeria but do all my purchases in Nigeria using my Nigerian bank accounts.

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