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Barca all the way. My prediction is that Barca will win by 1 goal or more.

Meanwhile, I have a neatly used Galaxy Watch 5 Pro for sale. Check my profile for more info.

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The GW5 pro features ECG and blood pressure measurements

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Ebukamatth:
What about some people that are not big boys but they want to buy the watch

Of course you can also buy it

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The display is 1.4 inches AMOLED, very colorful and bright

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The case is made of titanium which is only seen on premium high end watches.

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dejavuumi:
How much

250k only

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Neatly used Galaxy Watch 5 Pro for sale for N250k. Call or WhatsApp the number in my signature.

chidi4sam:
I didn't spend Naira. I have not been to Nigeria for the past 5 years. I spent AED to AUD. When my wife left UAE July last year, she paid initial school fees of 20k AUD. Other expenses should also be approximately 20k AUD. I didn't show POF because I submitted my UAE business licence and a notorized latter to immigration online portal. Her flight to Australia cost 10k AED. I don't know how much it would be in naira presently. As at today, 1AUD is 870 Naira. Do the calculations. Please note, there are lots of new immigration policy that has been implemented recently. Do well to visit Australian immigration website. Last year, my wife did not write IELTS or any other English test. But now, it has changed. Before you start, please double check

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Mcslize:
Visa AUD$4640 for one person. That's roughly about USD$3200. If you have dependant, each will cost extra AUD$2000 per dependant wife or children.

Assessment of your qualification/skills AUD$965. That's roughly about USD$650.

English test USD$125 depending on how fast you are able to get the required scores, or else, you have to reseat it.

This is just a sample for Engineers. So, sum everything up, you should have an idea of what it will cost you for the whole process, excluding flight money and upkeep money.

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Gerrard59:
Special thanks to Treadway!

I hold nothing against OP's thread or his relocation. His choice, which I respect. However, I refuse to hold the notion that a toilet cleaner in Australia lives a better life than a permanent staff banker in Nigeria. The other day, Nairalanders argued that being a skyscraper cleaner in the UK is better than a bank manager in Nigeria. That is totally nonsensical! I don't look at earnings conversion as they are pointless, but professions and standard of living.

Anyone can decide to move from being a doctor to cleaner in the abroad, no problem. But don't come online to state that someone flourishing in his/her career in Nigeria is worse than the cleaner in the abroad. It does not follow. As I argue, you compare oranges to oranges, not oranges to apples. Compare the cleaner in the abroad to a cleaner in Nigeria, NOT a cleaner in the abroad to a career professional in Nigeria. A truck pusher in Nigeria who moves to become a cleaner in the abroad has won the lottery and improved. However, a seasoned professional who does the same has not done well.

We have to be honest in what we say.

In all of these nonsense you are saying you obviously failed to answer the big question “WHY DO YOU WORK?”

You work because you NEED money.

If your so called career doesn’t earn you more than the toilet cleaner abroad, then you are obviously wasting away your life.

chidi4sam:
Yes Sir. Just like the OP, I moved there last December and I am doing really fine. My regret was not moving earlier than now.

Just saw that you recently moved to Australia. Please can share the total cost of migrating including flight fees. Thank you.