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Since u narrowed it down to 3. I'll advise you go to the UK

Canada and Uk is fine

orunmila144:
CORONA VIRUS

Is this the migration advise op needs ?

vincentjk:
Go to London and finish up your stuff then settle and look for something to do. That town is something else

Op follow this guy.
Add Finland, Australia to ur list as well.

Why don't Nigerians think of Namibia or Cape Verde in the light of abroad relocation?

ONLY Canada.........

Whatever choice you both make, Wish you luck bro. God be with you
God helps us join you soonest

Mare12345:
Why don't Nigerians think of Namibia or Cape Verde in the light of abroad relocation?

Those countries are still Inside this Africa bro, Most of us are tired of anything that has Africa in it

Iamsoworried123:
Hi guys!

I and a friend are looking to migrate to the same country by January 2021 via post-graduate studies and we don't want to make the wrong decision. Your advice would be appreciated.

We've narrowed the countries down to three (U.S, Canada, and the U.K.). Although the dream country is the U.S., we're looking for one out of these three that is;

A. Easy to get a job in and stay back after graduation (with a high chance of getting a residence permit)

B. Relatively inexpensive (Although cost would not be a big issue, but the easier it is to get funding and GA positions, the better)

Quick profile of the two of us;

Person A studied Geology

Person B studied History and International Studies

I'm aware those in the STEM field have a higher chance of getting jobs and it's difficult to get a H1-B U.S Visa (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Given the recent change in U.S. immigration laws, which one of these three countries do we stand the highest chance of getting jobs and residing after studies?

Please advise.

Thank you very much!


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I would advise you both go for Canada. You stand more chances especially now that the country is in need of foreigners. There are lots of opportunities right now and after graduating you have some time to secure a job which I know you should be able to secure one. Just leave the UK out of it.

omonla10:
if the slots were available, u won't be on nairaland at this time of d day advertising.. how many of ur family members have benefitted from ur generous offer..

This one still dey learn work

Better add that people should give a brief explanation for whatever answer they give, to make tha more useful

Iamsoworried123:
Hi guys!

I and a friend are looking to migrate to the same country by January 2021 via post-graduate studies and we don't want to make the wrong decision. Your advice would be appreciated.

We've narrowed the countries down to three (U.S, Canada, and the U.K.). Although the dream country is the U.S., we're looking for one out of these three that is;

A. Easy to get a job in and stay back after graduation (with a high chance of getting a residence permit)

B. Relatively inexpensive (Although cost would not be a big issue, but the easier it is to get funding and GA positions, the better)

Quick profile of the two of us;

Person A studied Geology

Person B studied History and International Studies

I'm aware those in the STEM field have a higher chance of getting jobs and it's difficult to get a H1-B U.S Visa (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Given the recent change in U.S. immigration laws, which one of these three countries do we stand the highest chance of getting jobs and residing after studies?

Please advise.

Thank you very much!


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Uk is the best option here. Boris announced in recent past that graduates can further stay two years for greener pastures after graduation. Choose UK

Canada or bust. Though for some reason Canadians all want to go to US!

With the recent stance of the US Immigration policies, the USA should not be in your list for now.

Canada any time any day, will be migrating for my msc real soon, make I gather money finish

When it comes to getting your PR after your studies, I think Canada is the best, but my friend it is damn expensive studying as an international student in Canada.

Canada, Canada, Canada should be on your list now.

The USA..current political realities and immigration policies makes it a long shot.

UK.. They'll will send you an e-mail immediately after your PG studies and ask you to go home immediately.

[quote authodr=mrLj post=87342640]Canada top the list.

However, Ireland is also a perfect option too because of the way their immigration law works.[/quote]I'm interested in the Ireland, what are the processes involve?

UK Masters is more affordable. Their visa process is not as stringent as Canada or US. After your PG studies, you can then explore means of relocating to Canada via a Phd or PR program. As for USA, I don't think looking in that direction for now is advisable. Don't add frustration to your hope of seeking better opportunities abroad. No add weed & rodents to your green pastures.

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Is this ur first time travelling out? If yes, u will need finances but there r other countries u can visit which can give u better chances of going to ur dream country

cooldipo:


Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Korea, Japan and Scandinavian countries.


They may tell you the grass is not greener on the other side but tell them you need to confirm on your own

abi naw, make I reach there first

Iamsoworried123:
Hi guys!

I and a friend are looking to migrate to the same country by January 2021 via post-graduate studies and we don't want to make the wrong decision. Your advice would be appreciated.

We've narrowed the countries down to three (U.S, Canada, and the U.K.). Although the dream country is the U.S., we're looking for one out of these three that is;

A. Easy to get a job in and stay back after graduation (with a high chance of getting a residence permit)

B. Relatively inexpensive (Although cost would not be a big issue, but the easier it is to get funding and GA positions, the better)

Quick profile of the two of us;

Person A studied Geology

Person B studied History and International Studies

I'm aware those in the STEM field have a higher chance of getting jobs and it's difficult to get a H1-B U.S Visa (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Given the recent change in U.S. immigration laws, which one of these three countries do we stand the highest chance of getting jobs and residing after studies?

Please advise.

Thank you very much!


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my spirit tells me you should remove UK from that list instantly,you can try eastern European countries then switch to USA or Canada

go to eetaalee

USA shouldnt be on that list if you r serious about staying back to work after school.....their immigration policy is the worst at the moment couple with uprising of racism......but its a land full of opportunities. Canada is a friendlier country to immigrants and you should be able to get a work permit. US has more opportunities but what is opportunity without peace of mind

Mare12345:
Why don't Nigerians think of Namibia or Cape Verde in the light of abroad relocation?

enlighten bro, maybe we wey no get international can go local

It is not easy to get a job as an international student in Ireland after you graduate. Truth be told.

mrLj:
Canada top the list.

However, Ireland is also a perfect option too because of the way their immigration law works.

kponkedenge:
This is why you guys are denied study visa because most of you plan on staying instead of returning back to your country after your studies. That means you practically lied or planning on lying to your interviewer about returning back to your home country upon the completion of your studies.

So where's the advice in this?

Take me along with you
Please

Kendroid:
So where's the advice in this?

Actually its a very good callout

Base on your qualification

Get yourself into AUSTRIA OR DENMARK
forget about u.s, Canada, u.k for now

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