5 mn read A Nigerian couple, aimed for a smooth “Japa” trip to the US, but their plan backfired. Now, facing potential deportation and a tarnished dream.
3 mn read Ever dreamt of landing in the US for a conference, only to be grilled by US Border officers and sent back home? Well, this is exactly what happened to our brother Abdullah.
6 mn read The Australian student visa (Subclass 500) is one of the hardest to get from a third-world country like Nigeria. Learn the process today before you apply.
6 mn read You can earn a lot of money as an English teacher in Vietnam. To start the process, get a TEFL certification. See the steps here:
7 mn read With a job seeker visa, you can stay in a country that offers job seeker visas for three to six months to look for a job. This is another Japa route you can consider.
6 mn read Your skills or talent can help you relocate to the United States. With the E-B3 visa, you can automatically become a permanent resident. You know what that means?
7 mn read Nigerians with a proof of remote work status can apply for a digital nomad visa. Note that some countries are faster than others.
5 mn read The minimum bank balance required for a Canadian student visa can vary depending on the length and location of your program.
5 mn read The Spain Schengen visa is one of the quickest to obtain from Nigeria now. This is the time to apply. Hurry before it becomes too late.
4 mn read To travel to Australia from Nigeria as a nurse, you must register with the relevant body. How do you start? See the steps here
8 mn read Study and work visas are the common visas that most Nigerians apply for. But there are other uncommon, but legal, ways to travel abroad now.
7 mn read Many Canadian schools offer postgraduate diploma courses that last between two and three years. If you’re looking for affordable schools that have a high acceptance rate, see the schools to apply to:
