If you're looking to move to the UK and work out your PR, then this thread is for you!
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A couple of months back, the UK adopted the point-based immigration system just like Canada, making it easier for talents including those from Nigeria to get a job over there and move their family easily
You get a 5-year visa following which you qualify for Permanent Residence
Following Brexit, many industries in the UK are experiencing acute shortage of experienced hands, hence the need for more workers from around the globe
To qualify, you'd need to: 1. Get a job with an offer of at least £25,600 2. Have your proof of Identity & supporting document
3. Application fee ranging from £610-1408
4. Procure Health Insurance (up to £624)
5. Be able to support yourself (at least £1270)
In three weeks a decision is reached and if you're successful, you get a 5-year Visa, following which you can move your family to the UK
I know that so many people are discouraged by the fact that you need to get a job paying that much. To be sincere, it's not as hard as it looks
Let me explain. Let's say for example that you're a social media manager who knows his onions. As with many industries, there's a lot
...of demand for competitive talent.
Get a professional to review your CV and cover letter and get on indeed.com, set up an account, narrow your interests to social media jobs in the UK and treat it as serious business.
Job hunting is a serious business.
It may take time, but you'd get a job as long as you're good in what you do.
The same goes for other industries where specialised skills are not needed.
Once you get a job, you can proceed with your application as long as you have 70 points
Alternatively, if you don't have the application fees, you can look out for jobs that are entirely remote, work for a couple of months and raise the money you need to move
One thing I can tell you for sure is that there are so many Nigerians doing this. Some are based in Nigeria
...while others have moved here to the UK. They don't always open up but they're many
Once your application is approved your family can move with you
Currently, the UK is recruiting truck drivers to work for 3 months starting next month. It's open to Nigerians
Alongside the skilled worker visa, a number of other routes have opened today.
These include:
Global Talent visa for people who can show they have exceptional talent or exceptional promise in the fields of science, engineering, humanities, medicine, digital technology or arts
and culture
-Innovator visa for a person seeking to establish a business in the UK based on an innovative, viable and scalable business idea
-Start-up visa for a person seeking to establish a business in the UK for the first time
-The Intra-company Transfer visa
If you have any questions oya hit me.
Meanwhile, more threads on other opportunities coming up soon!
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If you're a Nigerian freelancer looking to work with brands outside Nigeria, this thread is for you
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I'll focus on two categories of freelancers:
1. The Newbies 2. The upcomers
1. The newbies are folks who have little to no experience at all. They're writers, social media managers, etc, but they don't have a compelling portfolio & have worked with no foreign brand.
For newbies, you must pay attention to two things
1. The most important thing you need, is to build a portfolio because that's what you'll use to pitch yourself to potential customers.
Say for example your a social media manager. Showing a client proof that you've worked
I've studied why Igbos excel in business and here are my findings.
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Many people don't realize this, but a huge part of the reasons why Igbos Excell in business has to do with our culture
Before an Igbo man will start wearing good clothes & showing off, be sure that his account balance has become fat. We don't believe in fake-it-till-you-make-it
The Igbo man will have N3 million in his account and still be wearing bathroom slippers and a dirty T-Shirt to Alaba everyday. You'd think he's stupid. Wait till you hear that he owns three shopping malls in Alaba.
The Igbo culture shamelessly encourages delayed gratification.