Many Nigerians have sought to leave the nation for various reasons throughout the years, but have run into difficulties due to visa refusal. These factors include anything from corruption to bad government. As a result, many are looking for greener pastures where they can put their skills to greater use. The good news is that you may get citizenship in another nation by purchasing it. And in this article, we will list the countries that Nigerians can buy citizenship. Consider the following countries: Countries that Nigerians Can Buy Citizenship Cyprus If you’re thinking of visiting Cyprus, plan on spending 56 days there. A €2 million investment in real estate (806,269,459 naira), government bonds, a bank deposit in a Cyprus bank, or an investment in a new company is required to get citizenship. Candidates must possess a €500,000 house in Cyprus for the rest of their lives.

Moldova A contribution of €100,000 (40,396,721.25 naira) and a government fee, or an investment of €250, 0 00 in allowed real estate, are required to become a Moldovan citizen. You’ll be on your path to becoming a citizen once you’ve completed this. So, if you don’t have a lot of money, you should at least try to make Nigeria a better place. See List of European Countries That Allow Dual Citizenship

Granada Many countries, including China, do not require a visa if you have a Grenada passport. Citizenship can be got in two ways: by contributing $150,000 to the country’s National Transformation Fund through the Grenadian Citizenship-by-Investment Program, or by purchasing allowed real estate with a minimum value of $350,000.

Dominica Dominica welcomes visitors to its beautiful beaches and is one of the best countries for citizenship by investment, because citizenship is extended to your spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents or grandparents, as well as being passed down to future generations. Interested individuals must either invest in high-end, environmentally friendly hotels and resorts or donate to the Economic Diversification Fund.

St. Lucia St. Lucia is a Caribbean island in the Caribbean. Since 2015, when the island of St. Lucia began granting residence to foreigners, roughly 700 persons have received passports, according to Nestor Alfred, CEO of the St. Lucia Citizenship by Investment Program. The cost of becoming a citizen was halved in May owing to new “Covid-19 Relief” bonds: it will cost $250,000 for a person and $300,000 for a family of four till the end of 2020. Visa-free or visa-on- arrival access is available to 146 international locations with a St. Lucia passport. Antigua and Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda, another twin- island republic, welcome visitors who wish to live the Caribbean dream and is making it easier to get a passport. Passports for a family of four may be got with a $100,000 gift to the country’s development fund and a real estate investment, and the government recently made it cheaper to add extra children. You can enter the country without a visa if you have a passport from this country.