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Five Countries Nigerians Can Relocate To Without Spending Much
As the global economy evolves and the cost of living in Nigeria continues to rise, many Nigerians are exploring relocation opportunities abroad, not necessarily to “japa,” but to seek stability, career growth, and a higher quality of life. Yet, relocation doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank.

🇨🇦 1. Canada , The Land of Opportunity (Now Even More Accessible)
While it may seem costly upfront, Canada offers flexible visa options, like study permits and the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), which allow for gradual relocation and settlement.
Why It’s Affordable:
- TBIL Travels now offers a Zero Deposit Canada Visa Program, no upfront payment until your process starts.
- Provinces like Manitoba and Nova Scotia have lower living expenses compared to Toronto or Vancouver.
- Students can work part-time while studying to offset living costs.
Cost Snapshot:
- Visa Processing: Moderate
- Monthly Living Costs: ₦450,000 – ₦600,000
- Pathways: Study, Work, or Express Entry
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🇵🇹 2. Portugal , Europe’s Affordable Gateway
Why It’s Affordable:
- The Schengen Visa opens doors to 26 European countries.
- Student and digital-nomad visas are easy entry points.
- The cost of living in Lisbon and Porto is significantly lower than in other EU capitals.
Cost Snapshot:
- Visa Type: Schengen / Residency
- Monthly Living Costs: ₦350,000 – ₦500,000
- Ease of Approval: Moderate
🇬🇭 3. Ghana , Your Home Away From Home
Why It’s Affordable:
- Visa-on-arrival options for short stays.
- Residence permits are easy to process.
- Cost of living is 30–40% cheaper than in major Nigerian cities.
Cost Snapshot:
- Visa Type: Work / Business
- Monthly Living Costs: ₦200,000 – ₦300,000
- Popular Cities: Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi
🇦🇪 4. United Arab Emirates (UAE) , Where Ambition Meets Opportunity
The UAE’s freelancer and remote work visas are particularly attractive to young professionals seeking flexible pathways.
Why It’s Affordable:
- Visa processing is fast, especially through verified travel agents like TBIL Travels.
- No personal income tax, helping you save more
- Shared housing and co-living spaces reduce living costs.
Cost Snapshot:
- Visa Type:Tourist / Freelance / Residency
- Monthly Living Costs:₦500,000 – ₦700,000
- Ease of Visa: High
🇹🇷 5. Turkey , Affordable and Beautiful
Why It’s Affordable:
- Relatively low visa fees.
- Accommodation and food are budget-friendly.
- Pathways to longer residence permits are available.
Cost Snapshot:
- Visa Type:Student / Residencecy
- Monthly Living Costs:₦300,000 – ₦450,000
- Popular Cities: Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir