@Yaw_nyame35 It all depends on the Job in which he/she wants and are qualified for. The main question is are their degrees/ qualifications recognised in Germany?
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu (@officialABAT) is Public Enemy Number 1 of the United States who has successfully escaped justice.
According to @TheJusticeDept, @FBI, and @DEAHQ, Nigerian President Bola #Tinubu was allegedly part of a criminal organization in the 1980s and 1990s that smuggled heroin from Nigeria into the United States.
We will never know how many innocent Americans died as a result of Nigerian President #Tinubu’s alleged #heroin trafficking. What we do know is that the DOJ under President @JoeBiden fought to keep records concerning President Tinubu’s alleged crimes from being released.
Call your Member of #Congress. Ask Congress to protect American families and children from alleged foreign drug traffickers like #Nigerian President Bola #Tinubu.
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As someone who also lives in Germany, the upcoming visa application requirement are going to be very different coming July.
The laws concerning the switches between visa status are being changed and let me tell you it won’t be easy.
As someone who lived in Germany, this is easier said than done!
Learning German up to B2 from Nigeria is incredibly difficult.
Secondly, tuition is free but you still need about 12k Euros in a blocked account as proof of fund.
The other alternative is to get someone who lives there to give you a certificate that they will be your sponsor.
Lastly, you should try the opportunity card, this gives you a chance to go to Germany and look for work. Once you get the job you can switch to Blue card or Work permit and start working.