Japanation Radio: Recent Episodes
Japanation Radio
This podcast is a personal pod about the life, stories and travels of people living outside their home countries.Japanation started as a community for some Nigerians living in China. We have a group where we share enriching posts on migrating worldwide. There is a podcast where Eniola, the host, shares stories about living abroad, and there is a Youtube channel about things Nigerians abroad will find useful. We hope that Japanation extends beyond Asia to the rest of the world in the future.Welcome to our community
In this introductory episode, join me as I embark on a fascinating journey of moving to Portugal as a Nigerian from China. In forthcoming videos, I'll delve into the personal stories and practical insights of those who have gone through this transition. Whether you're considering a move or simply curious about the multicultural dynamics of Portugal and other countries, this podcast will provide valuable perspectives and firsthand accounts to enrich your understanding. Get ready to embark on an exciting exploration of life, culture, and community as a Nigerian living abroad.
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Dear Diasporans,
How are you? These few weeks have been rough, but we keep moving. Right? Yes
I hope my words inspire you.
Love
Eniolá
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Living abroad comes for everyone comes with its woes and good, one of mine was a rough road to emotional traumas. In this episode, I talked about how trauma affects my ability to concentrate.
Thanks for listening
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Should you use Agents? Yes and No.
Hey Community, Thanks for always listening. Please feel free to share with friends and family. Leave comments too
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It is very easy to get distracted by people's opinions when you plan to leave your home country to move abroad; listen to this episode to help filter the noise from the advice.
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Hey, you are a part of my community. I love you and I have a message for you.
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Applying for a visa in a nation that is neither your home country nor the country where you are a lawful resident, referred to as a "third" country, might be more challenging than applying in your own country. You may be required to demonstrate that you have maintained continuous legal non-immigrant status during your tenure in the relevant nation. Alternatively, you may be sent back to your home country to seek a visa. This was my circumstance. I was in a third nation for a conference/vacation and lost my passport.
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