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Thecassanova:

What visa do you hold, you best bet is Airbnb as you can’t get a lease with a short stay.
That amount may get a bedroom flat in northern suburbs eg bellville Parow etc . However if you looking towards places closer to the ocean like century city you need a bigger budgets. The experience will be worthwhile than Durban or JHB

alright thank you very much.

davodyguy:

That's what I was trying to advise on.

safety, legality and how Nigerians may be portrayed if this goes south. I hope and wish you the best, but think about all options very well.

We've all got one life to live and we've no maximise, but in maximizing, just consider your options correctly, if SA would be worth it in the long run.

Good luck

thanks for the advice. i can always leave and come back so it's not really a big deal to me. i just feel like changing my environment.

davodyguy:

Cos you're talking about settling.

Does your Nationality or your port permit you to settle down in SA?

Whether you carry a British port or Canadian port, the world you said settle down and rent, shows you want to stay for long.

Question is do you have a valid authorization that will permit you to do that legally without violating the law?

apparently my port has just 3 months visa free so it's more like testing the waters for this first time even though i have plans of staying longer and i already made enquiries about how i will do that when i get there.

davodyguy:

What kind of visa did you obtain?

i didn't apply with a Nigerian port.

hunee:

My oga, arrange yourself well well before you enter SA o.
This budget is for Troye in Pretoria not Capetown o.
Be guided o

so how much should i be looking at? it's not compulsory i stay in capetown though, i am just weighing out my options. i earn in usd but then person no fit dey waste money anyhow.

Thecassanova:

Cape Town

alright thanks man. any specific middle class area i can settle down in Capetown? most of the places i am seeing online, the rent is a bit high. my budget is around 5-6k p/m for 1 bedroom flat.

hi everyone. i am a first time traveler to South Africa. i am still contemplating on the city to settle for. i'm thinking Capetown, Johannesburg or Durban. any advice on the city i should settle for? i work remotely and i am more of an introvert but i like living in a bubbling and busy city with a good nightlife.

i have a 2012 ipad for sale, it comes on but screen doesn't respond. i have a 2011 macbook pro too, it comes on but just shows a white blank screen and it shows a folder with a question mark. how much would you buy both?

you can move to the UK with way less than that.

Castro223:
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That can send messages and chat
I will pay well

i have a 4 years old reddit, number on signature.

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is this still available?

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