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Top 8 Countries with Growing Demand for Nurses from Nigeria

Top 8 Countries with Growing Demand for Nurses from Nigeria As healthcare systems around the world struggle with severe personnel shortages, Nigerian nurses and healthcare workers are finding themselves in high demand. Countries across different continents are increasingly turning to Nigerian professionals to fill critical roles, offering attractive salaries, career development opportunities, and benefits to attract skilled workers. From the UKā€™s National Health Service to hospitals in Canada, Australia, and the UAE, there are numerous pathways for Nigerian professionals to secure well-paying jobs with excellent benefits.

By: Japa Nigeria
Nigeria To Host First International Gathering in Honour Of Africans In Diaspora

Nigeria To Host First International Gathering in Honour Of Africans In Diaspora The International Gathering in Honour of the Africans in Diaspora is set to take place in Abuja, Nigeria, as part of the African Unionā€™s initiative to recognize the Diaspora as the 6th Region of Africa. The event aims to celebrate African heritage, culture, and contributions from over 200 million people of African descent worldwide. President of the African Diaspora Union (AFRIDU), Chidiebere Ogbu, made the disclosure while briefing newsmen in Abuja, saying the activities will include discussions on reparations, cultural exhibitions, and networking opportunities among various stakeholders, reinforcing the importance of the Diaspora in Africaā€™s development and unity.

By: Japa Nigeria
Australia Provides Choices for International Students Seeking Permanent Residency

Australia Provides Choices for International Students Seeking Permanent Residency Australia has become an attractive choice for international students aiming for permanent residency (PR), as the country offers various routes for students to transition from education to long-term careers. Australiaā€™s immigration policies actively support international students wishing to stay after completing their studies, according to report. The combination of high-ranking universities and opportunities for work experience contributes to its popularity among prospective students.

By: Japa Nigeria
8 Tips for International Students: How to Successfully Work on Campus

8 Tips for International Students: How to Successfully Work on Campus Working on Campus as an International Student: Key Planning Tips for Success For international students, working on campus offers an excellent opportunity to gain valuable experience, earn money, and become more engaged in university life. However, securing and maintaining a campus job requires careful planning, especially when navigating immigration rules, academic commitments, and work-life balance. Here's what international students need to know to successfully work on campus while studying abroad.

By: Japa Nigeria
9 Countries Offering Job Seeker Visas Without A Job Offer

9 Countries Offering Job Seeker Visas Without A Job Offer Work visas without job offers allow you to enter a country, search for employment, and network without securing a job beforehand. To apply, you typically need a valid passport, proof of education and financial means, health insurance, relevant qualifications or work experience, a travel itinerary, and possibly a motivation letter. These documents strengthen your application, helping you explore job opportunities and potentially secure long-term residency.

By: Japa Nigeria
Top 6 Best Cities for Studying Abroad In 2025

Top 6 Best Cities for Studying Abroad In 2025 Studying abroad presents an opportunity for students to gain new experiences and broaden their horizons. The QS Best Student Cities ranking for 2025 highlights six cities that offer excellent environments for international students. These cities are renowned for their educational institutions, vibrant cultures, and student satisfaction.

By: Japa Nigeria
Germany Working to Fast-Track Student Visa for Nigerians ā€” says German Envoy

Germany Working to Fast-Track Student Visa for Nigerians ā€” says German Envoy The German Ambassador to Nigeria, Mrs Annett Gunther, says her country is working to improve the visa issuance process for Nigerians seeking to study in Germany. Gunther, who said her country is not against Nigerians coming, said already there are no less than 4,000 Nigerians schooling and working in Germany. Gunther made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Abuja.

By: Japa Nigeria
UK To Offer 43,000 Visas to Seasonal Workers

UK To Offer 43,000 Visas to Seasonal Workers The United Kingdom government is planning to offer 43,000 seasonal worker visas to the agricultural sector and prolong the visa program for an additional five years, extending it until 2029. This decision was taken following the Prime Minister Rishi Sunakā€™s announcement about the largest-ever round of farming grants at the NFU Conference earlier this year ā€“ with a total of Ā£427 million on offer to farmers, doubling the investment in productivity schemes.

By: Japa Nigeria
Germany Introduces New Skilled Worker Visa Rules for Easier Access to Residence Permits

Germany Introduces New Skilled Worker Visa Rules for Easier Access to Residence Permits Germany residence permits are usually issued for one year and can be extended to up to three years. Germany has introduced new employment and recognition rules for the benefit of employment of skilled workers in the country. Germany essentially, is reshaping the job sector by implementing the new provisions of The Skilled Immigration Act.

By: Japa Nigeria
Schengen Visa Fees Increase 12% Globally Starting June 11

Schengen Visa Fees Increase 12% Globally Starting June 11 On May 22, 2024, the European Commission decided to implement a global increase in Schengen visa fees, effective from June 11, 2024. The fees will rise by 12% worldwide. Sloveniaā€™s Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs confirmed this news, stating, ā€œThe fee for adult applicants will increase from ā‚¬80 to ā‚¬90. Additionally, the fee for children aged six to twelve will rise from ā‚¬40 to ā‚¬45.ā€ ā€œFor countries not cooperating with the EU on the readmission of their irregularly staying citizens, visa fees could surge to ā‚¬135 or even ā‚¬180.ā€

By: Japa Nigeria
Nigerian Immigration Officers Abroad Struggle as Allowances Remain Unpaid Since December

Nigerian Immigration Officers Abroad Struggle as Allowances Remain Unpaid Since December Nigerian Immigration Service officers on foreign missions have been facing severe financial hardships due to unpaid allowances since December. The delay in payments has led to difficulties in covering essential expenses, risking both personal well-being and Nigeria's diplomatic reputation. Efforts to reach NIS officials for comment have been unsuccessful.

By: Japa Nigeria
UK To Introduce Mandatory English Tests for Migrant Graduates

UK To Introduce Mandatory English Tests for Migrant Graduates The UK government is set to revise the Graduate Route scheme by introducing mandatory annual English tests for migrant graduates, aiming to ensure that only highly proficient English speakers remain in the country.ā€Æ This is part of broader efforts to tighten immigration controls and maintain high educational standards.

By: Japa Nigeria
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Visas for Students, Workers and Tourists Coming to Canada

Frequently Asked Questions About Visas for Students, Workers and Tourists Coming to Canada Foreign workers, international students, and tourists in Canada on a work / study permit, or visitor visa may require a visa depending on what nationality they currently hold. Work and study visas are an important part of the immigration journey for those that require them and are distinct from work and study permits. Here is a compilation of the most common questions that newcomers have, regarding visas for workers and students.

By: Japa Nigeria
Affordable Destinations for Nigerians To Study Abroad

Affordable Destinations for Nigerians To Study Abroad The pursuit of foreign education among many Nigerians is surging daily despite the huge cost of financing such ventures. This drive no doubt has caused many to seek alternative destinations in the face of restrictions from host countries and the prevailing economic crunch. Here are possible destinations for Nigerians who desire to school abroad.

By: Japa Nigeria
Nigerians Flock to Canada: Permanent Residency Approvals Hit 15-Month Peak

Nigerians Flock to Canada: Permanent Residency Approvals Hit 15-Month Peak More Nigerians are paying millions of naira to be allowed to live and work in Canada for up to five years. The number of Nigerians with permanent residency (PR) status in Canada has surged to a new 15-month high.

By: Japa Nigeria
10 Strongest Passports in The World In 2024

10 Strongest Passports in The World In 2024 The Henley Passport Index, created by London-based Henley & Partners, has been tracking travel freedom in 227 countries and territories around the world for 19 years. The ranking is based on data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The strongest passport, which opens doors to as many as 195 countries in the world, is the Singaporean one. Just behind Singapore, in second place are the passports of Japan, Germany, France, Italy and Spain. Citizens of these countries can travel visa-free to 192 destinations.

By: Japa Nigeria
Japa: Best Countries to Work In

Japa: Best Countries to Work In International health insurer William Russell has rounded up some of the most popular destinations for British expats.

By: Japa Nigeria
Nigerian Nurses Trapped by License Verification Suspension: Calls Mount for Immediate Action from NMC

Nigerian Nurses Trapped by License Verification Suspension: Calls Mount for Immediate Action from NMC Nigerian nurses, already burdened by overwork and poor remuneration, are now facing a new and alarming challengeā€”being held professionally hostage by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). The council has indefinitely suspended the verification of licenses, a mandatory process required for nurses seeking to migrate abroad for better opportunities. This move has sparked outrage across social media, with many calling on the NMCN to lift this restriction and allow nurses to pursue better working conditions outside Nigeria.

By: Japa Nigeria