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Top Countries To Migrate To From Nigeria

1. Sweden
   Stockholm Old Town, Sweden
   You probably didn’t think Sweden was going to be number 1 on this list, but Sweden is a very immigrant-friendly country. A global survey in 2016 ranked her as the best country to be an economic immigrant. Sweden also has low tax rates, advanced transportation, infrastructure, and free health care and education. And to top that all off, Sweden is one of the most beautiful places on earth. What more are you looking for?
2. Canada
   Canada
   Known to many in Nigeria as “Nigeria 2.0”, Canada is the second-largest country by landmass in the world. Ironically, its population density is one of the lowest in the world. Simply put, there’s space in Canada. Canada has a very strong and stable economy, and because of all the job opportunities available, they’re constantly looking for skilled people to move there. A very popular way to move to Canada is through their point-based Express Entry program for skilled workers. You can read more on that here.

It’s also not a myth that Canadians are very friendly, so you’re probably not going to have a hard time settling in. It also helps that the official languages are English and French.

If you can’t stand the cold though, Canada is not for you.

3. Ghana
   Independence square, Accra, Ghana
   When considering countries to migrate to, a lot of people overlook Ghana. It is however a pretty good country to migrate to especially if you are on a budget, and looking to stay within Africa. Ghana has stable electricity and good roads. The everyday cultures of Ghanaians are also very similar to Nigerians’.

With your ECOWAS passport, you can easily migrate to Ghana without stress. Another perk of migrating to Ghana is its proximity to Nigeria. If you have business in Nigeria but you don’t want to live here, try Ghana.

4. Norway
   riverside view of colorful row of houses in Trondheim, Norway
   Norway does not have strict immigration rules and offers a relatively easy process for immigrants. It also offers a good standard of living, free education and generally a safe and ideal place to bring up a family.
5. Finland
   skyline view of igloo like homes in Finland during winter
   Finland is one of the safest countries in the world. If that’s not enough for you to decide that you want to move there, you should hear about the high education rate, low corruption rates and scenic beauty of the land. In summer, it’s practically bright all the time. The sun stays up till about 3 a.m. and comes out before 6 a.m.

In winter though, it’s dark for months. If you don’t mind that balance, Finland is for you.

6. Australia
   Sydney, Australia with the opera house in view
   Being the sixth largest country by landmass in the world, Australia has the lowest population density. This means it offers a lot of job opportunities, which is a great way to apply for a permanent residence. Australia also has pretty good climate conditions and beautiful landscapes.

Just like Canada, a lot of Nigerians migrate to Australia through a point-based system for skilled workers. Those visas usually last for an initial period of five years, and then can be converted into permanent visas.

7. United Kingdom
   Skyline view of London, England featuring attractions like the millenium eye
   Recently, the United Kingdom made its immigration policies a whole lot less strict. As a Nigerian, after graduating from a higher institution in the UK, you can now stay two extra years. This means that you can work and begin to apply for your permanent residence. The UK is a developed country with a lot of Nigerians, so you can find a lot of Nigerian communities.
8. Switzerland
   Switzerland mountains
   The quality of living in Switzerland is high. However, it’s not so easy to move to Switzerland. The best bet for Nigerians looking to move to Switzerland is through a student visa. After your program finishes, you can apply for a job. If you don’t get one in six months, you will be asked to leave the country.
9. Germany
   Neuschwanstein Castle, Hohenschwangau, Germany‎
   Germany is one of the best countries in Europe for immigrants. The problem people face relocating to Germany is usually the language, but being a skilled worker with vocational training gives you an advantage. The best way Nigerians can migrate to Germany is by applying to, and getting admitted into German universities. A student visa is a great way to migrate to Germany.

As you might have noticed, it’s not so easy to migrate into many of these countries. Don’t worry, we’ve also made a list of the easiest countries to migrate to.

Easiest Countries To Migrate To From Nigeria

1. Paraguay
   Paraguay
   Paraguay is situated in South America. It shares borders with Argentina and Brazil. Paraguay is a pretty friendly Country with a low cost of living and it is also relatively safe. Securing a resident permit or visa is also easy and affordable.
2. Mexico
   Most Beautiful and Best Cities to Visit in Mexico
   Like Paraguay, Mexico is also situated in South America. It offers a low cost of living as well as great food and culture. Here’s the great thing: You can get an FMM visa that allows you to stay in Mexico for 180 days for just $21. When the visa expires, you can renew it a limitless amount of times while still being in the country.
3. Panama
   Panama city
   Panama is located on the narrow bridge of land that connects North and South America. This country has one of the easiest immigration laws, it however does not allow dual citizenship. One would have to renounce citizenship from their home country.
4. Canada
   Canada in Pictures
   Due to its large mass of land and shortage of skilled workers, Canada is one of the most developed countries with the most straightforward immigration process. Because you have to prove that you have some money in the bank and write some exams, it might not be so cheap, but in the end, it’s not a difficult process.
5. Argentina
   How to Japa to ARGENTINA
   Argentina has very beautiful landscapes. It offers low cost of living as well as excellent opportunities for employment and education. It is however ideal that you get a basic knowledge of Spanish to make your stay easier.
6. Singapore
   Singapore in Pictures
   Singapore is referred to as Asia’s most competitive country in the trade and investment industry. It is also one of the most developed countries in Asia and has reasonable immigration and citizenship rules. It is however also a pretty expensive country to live in as it has a small landmass.
7. Dominican Republic
   Dominican Republic
   This country is situated in the Caribbean and has a very visually appealing landscape. It also has one of the fastest-growing economies in South America. Qualifications for citizenship however require that one should be able to fluently speak Spanish.
8. Denmark
   Demnark
   Denmark has work-related schemes that list out job options that have a shortage of workers. Hence, immigrants who fit any of these categories are offered immediate work and resident permits.