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mamatwiny:
Op is on point.
If your target is USA, first go to UAE, you can stay for 2 weeks or 1 month and come back. Then you try schegen , czech or UK. Once you have a valid Uk visa, it makes it easier to visit other countries.

The process somehow changes if you want to live and work permanently... I don't want to overstay any visa and be hiding in the country. I have passed that stage.

I swear, doing hide and seek, lol what about if you want to goto South Korea or Japan or Canada what route will you follow

JustEdward:
I swear, doing hide and seek, lol what about if you want to goto South Korea or Japan or Canada what route will you follow

I don't know much abt those countries, but I heard student visa is better for south Korea. I have friends currently doing post graduate studies in SK via student visa.
Canada visa dey God hand.

mamatwiny:
I don't know much abt those countries, but I heard student visa is better for south Korea. I have friends currently doing post graduate studies in SK via student visa.
Canada visa dey God hand.

CANADA LOL

But I think what people looks down here is d delay.. I mean applying with student visa, I think that person have to stay back and school 4 that 4 years program b4 having access to apply to another country visa. .my thought though!

lion501:
Hello dear, which country is best for a Nigerian with low budget use as a transit country before heading to his destination? Ur opinion will be highly appreciated

I'm also in Nigeria and for now my goal is to use the study route to leave the country. I can't give an absolute answer per se but I'm aware some countries give different options like offering you a PR if you're able to invest some certain amount of money in their country (countries like vanatu, and other carribean countries) check out travel blogs and websites they are really helpful. You can also confirm the information you get there on the country's corresponding immigration site to be sure of what you're getting into.

amikable97:
I'm also in Nigeria and for now my goal is to use the study route to leave the country. I can't give an absolute answer per se but I'm aware some countries give different options like offering you a PR if you're able to invest some certain amount of money in their country (countries like vanatu, and other carribean countries) check out travel blogs and websites they are really helpful. You can also confirm the information you get there on the country's corresponding immigration site to be sure of what you're getting into.

This is helpful.

amikable97:
I'm also in Nigeria and for now my goal is to use the study route to leave the country. I can't give an absolute answer per se but I'm aware some countries give different options like offering you a PR if you're able to invest some certain amount of money in their country (countries like vanatu, and other carribean countries) check out travel blogs and websites they are really helpful. You can also confirm the information you get there on the country's corresponding immigration site to be sure of what you're getting into.

Wow thank you, this is helpful bro... But bro my main aim is to go-to Japan, but I want to go through south Korea bcuz I want to apply for a conference or study visa tho last year I was denied.....

Now I changed my route to Kenya.. maybe work and study in Kenya or from Kenya to Korea then to Japan what do you think bro.... This is the plan I draw out for myself this year... Any advice any tips ,,,

JustEdward:
Wow thank you, this is helpful bro... But bro my main aim is to go-to Japan, but I want to go through south Korea bcuz I want to apply for a conference or study visa tho last year I was denied.....

Now I changed my route to Kenya.. maybe work and study in Kenya or from Kenya to Korea then to Japan what do you think bro.... This is the plan I draw out for myself this year... Any advice any tips ,,,

Any plan is good provided that you're not violating any rules or law or trying to use illegal entry. Yours looks like a good plan, I don't know much about Kenya I think the risk is worth taking but usually the safest thing to do while analysing a country that would serve as a transit country for you is, to consider ease of getting a visa to your choice country (to Korea) from the transit country (Kenya). If it is easier and the duration of the Visa is long enough I think you can go ahead with it..
Also check if there are bilateral agreements between Kenya and Korea in any form. I'm saying this because this is something you plan to invest your funds in, so you have to be intentional and thorough while making decisions.

I wish you good luck
Ciao

amikable97:
Any plan is good provided that you're not violating any rules or law or trying to use illegal entry. Yours looks like a good plan, I don't know much about Kenya I think the risk is worth taking but usually the safest thing to do while analysing a country that would serve as a transit country for you is, to consider ease of getting a visa to your choice country (to Korea) from the transit country (Kenya). If it is easier and the duration of the Visa is long enough I think you can go ahead with it..
Also check if there are bilateral agreements between Kenya and Korea in any form. I'm saying this because this is something you plan to invest your funds in, so you have to be intentional and thorough while making decisions.

I wish you good luck
Ciao

Ok bro thank you....

OP abeg how os Kazakhstan and life there. Work and study abeg wich one is the best cos this Nigeria don tire me pls give me clue. for an Undergraduate study or only work pls.

emperorblog21:
OP abeg how os Kazakhstan and life there. Work and study abeg wich one is the best cos this Nigeria don tire me pls give me clue. for an Undergraduate study or only work pls.

Kazakhstan... U just want to suffer completely

Etinosa1234:
Kazakhstan... U just want to suffer completely

pls lemme do o