McSolomon Global Travels

Ready to JAPA or VISIT the USA, Australia, UK, Seychelles, Canada, or Europe?

At McSolomon Global Travels, we're not just about booking flights but crafting unforgettable journeys.

Picture yourself strolling through the bustling streets of New York, lounging on the pristine beaches of Australia, or sipping tea in charming UK cafes. 🗽🏖️☕

Our mission? To turn your relocation dreams into reality!

From visa magic to settling into your new digs, we've got the keys to your seamless transition.

So why wait? *Let's rewrite your story from within to beyond borders!* 📖✈️

Bank Statements? We can assist our clients on that with 250k

Drop us a DM to kick-start your adventure! Call/WhatsApp +234802 450 0960 ✉️ [email protected]

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The Most Tourist Countries!!!

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Airpeace - 816,130
British Airways - 981,848
Egypt Air - 585,620
Royal Air Moroc- 569,422
Rwanda Air - 679,070
Ethiopian Air - 677,824
Turkish Airlines - 807,408
Airfrance - 1.1m
KLM - 1.1m
Lufthansa - 1m
Virgin Atlantic - 1.1m

Before Airpeace began flying Nigeria to London for around 500k for a one way flight, the cheapest you could get any airline to London was around 3 to 4 million Naira. Then Airpeace came and the tickets have been dropping drastically. The new strategy these foreign airlines have now adopted is to force Airpeace out of the market by dropping their airfare below Airpeace.

What we should all consider is that if we help these foreign airlines to succeed by patronizing them because of their lower rates, what will happen is that Airpeace will no longer be able to compete and they will eventually start exploiting us again. Nigerians are one of the most widely traveled anywhere in the world and Airpeace is our only hope against exploitation.


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Do you know?

Nigerian passport holders enjoy visa-free access to approximately 45 countries, including destinations in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific.

1. Barbados
2. Benin
3. Burkina Faso
4. Burundi
5. Cambodia
6. Cameroon
7. Cape Verde Islands
8. Chad
9. Comoro Islands
10. Cook Islands
11. Cote d’Ivoire
12. Djibouti
13. Dominican Republic
14. Fiji
15. Ghana
16. Guinea
17. Guinea-Bissau
18. Haiti
19. Iran
20. Kenya
21. Kiribati
22. Lebanon
23. Liberia
24. Madagascar
25. Maldives
26. Mali
27. Mauritiana
28. Mauritius
29. Micronesia
30. Montserrat
31. Mozambique
32. Niger
33. Niue
34. Palau Islands
35. Rwanda
36. Samoa
37. Senegal
38. Sierra Leone
39. Somalia
40. St. Kitts and Nevis
41. The Gambia
42. Timor-Leste
43. Togo
44. Tuvalu
45. Vanuatu

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My life was going well, and I was so reserved that no one could tell if I had money or not, until Chinmark happened. I lost $33,000, and all hope seemed lost. I lost my focus and direction, and I nearly lost my life. Many of my dreams and aspirations were tied to that money. My friend had lured me into a bad investment. People judged me, some laughed at me, some trolled me and mocked me.

I became a shadow of my self, but then, I'm a man. I chested the pain, started afresh, recounted those dreams, mounted them as a must achieved and two years later, I have accomplished them to the glory of God.
M.A Peace and diplomacy studies, Siam University, Thailand.
M. A Early childhood Education, University of Hull, United kingdom.
A beautiful wife and a mini me.

At this point of my life, i no longer complain, I only give thanks. Na man I be, a strong one...
Never, ever give up, kwechiri my brother, stand strong my sister. Time will definitely heal everything.
When there life, there is hope.
Congratulations to me and my family.
Obele na Thailand 🇹🇭

Post from Historian Kc Young

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Before you japa or visit…

Make sure you have planned your finances before you arrive. Make sure you get someone that is resident in that country to provide you with sufficient information to plan your journey.

Unfortunately, the Naija in us makes us scared of letting people know about our plans for fear that we may be witch-hunted. That’s why you will see a family share in the joy of a new baby but prior to that, they would keep the pregnancy a secret. That’s why you would rarely see someone talk about their japa plans, until they arrive.

This post is intended to help you avoid shege when you travel abroad. When I arrived in the UK, I didn’t know anyone in London, so I stayed in a hotel for one month before securing my accommodation. I was fortunate because I brought enough money based on the UK government’s guidelines on the minimum amount needed for living expenses at that time.

Recently the desire to japa has led people to travel unprepared. I have had to bailout persons who were in extremely difficult circumstances, including families with little children experiencing accommodation problems.

This is usually the experience, prior to making adequate accommodation arrangements, your best bet would be to stay at an Airbnb for the first couple of weeks unless you have someone who has offered you temporary accommodation.

The budget stipulated by the UK government suggests that the living expenses for international students studying in London should be around £1,400 per month (about N2.1M) and you are required to have this amount for up to 9 months (that’s about N19M). Getting short-term accommodation for a period of about six months will require you to provide a guarantor. Most landlords request that your guarantor must earn a salary that is at least three times the annual rent of the property. For example, if your annual rent is £12k, your guarantor’s annual salary should be £36k or more.

Sometimes you might know people and think that it is okay to stay with them, but their living and economic conditions may make it unfavourable.

My wise counsel for those who intend to japa or study is - please make sure you have sufficient funds to cater for your rent and living expenses. Also, when you arrive, look for a church, mosque or a community organization you would want to identify with and become a part of that religious or social community. That way, if you have any problems, they can point you in the right direction. The pastor of my church has on many occasions provided accommodation for new arrivals who experienced accommodation problems while fellowshipping with us.

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We would like to take this opportunity to wish our customers a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

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Our Passport in Bénin Republic 🇧🇯.

The Beninese passport is currently ranked N⁰ 79th powerful passport in the world on the Guide Passport Index. It provides visa-free access to 60 countries in the world. Its visa-free access to countries such as Philippines ,Singapore - Hong-Kong - Seychelles - Maldives - Cuba - Laos - South Africa and other European countries, Beninese passport holders do however get quick visa to enter 169 destinations in the world such as Thailand, France, UAE, Turkey, Russia, the United States and the entire European Union.

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This new month, I'm wishing you happiness all-round fulfilment in all your endeavours, and outstanding success in all that you do.

As we enter December, may it be a month of restoration and victory for you. May all areas of your life that were facing challenges receive a fresh breath of life and success. Amen

Happy new month my lovely fellas 👌✌️❤️

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Have you made up your mind to relocate? Are you convinced? Then start taking the steps.

First is to get your passport ready. To avoid extra costs, apply on the Immigration website yourself and wait out about 3 months.

But if you are pressed for time already, you may request help.

Fresh - https://passport.immigration.gov.ng/application

Renewal - https://passportintl.immigration.gov.ng/

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My Darlings,
Welcome to November!

I just want to remind you that you can arrive late and still be the latest😇.
In fact, With God there is nothing like arriving late, everything happens at the right time.

I also want to remind you that the fact that it didn't happen in the previous months does not mean it cannot happen this month.🤔

Just keep pressing‼️
Don’t give up!
Put in the work and be Consistent.

November is going to be our month of perfection and dream actualization.

The works of our hands shall be blessed and we shall experience bountiful harvest.

Happy New Month 😇😇.

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International passport Requirements for change of name as a result of Divorce.

1. NIN slip

2. Two passport photograph

3. Application of change of name as a result of Divorce address to the Passport Control Officer (PCO)

4. Court Order on dissolution of marriage.

5. Affidavit of change of name as a result of Divorce.

6. Newspaper publication.

Note: This cannot be achieve in a day. It will take you weeks or months.



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WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING DURING MY PASSPORT COLLECTION?

1. Your NIN

2. The paper or document given to you during capturing including the SMS sent to you

If a third party is collecting the passport on your behalf they should bring the following;

1. An evidence showing the authorization from the applicant whose passport is being collected.

2. Govt issued I.D card of the person collecting the passport.

I hope this helps ☺️

Adebanjo Oluwaseyi Ishola is by name Passport your No.1 surest plug on international passport and japa matter

Our DM is open.

A friend of mine told me she started the process of getting a Nigerian passport and she’s booked for capturing next week.

This person has no intention or financial capability to make any travel plans now. She just want to get it done now she has spare money for it.

Her mum overheard it while she was on call with another friend of hers. She queried her why she didn’t tell her and shè allowed her to hear it from a third party.

Right now the mum has literally told all her friends and co-wives who care to listen that her daughter has started processing papers to Abroad.

African mothers.😂😂

They will sta!n your white.😂

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I pray this month you shall experience real freedom in Jesus name.

This month shall be a month of
*O*- Overcoming challenges;
*C*- Connecting divinely with God of freedom;
*T*- Tables turning to your favour;
*O*- Overall breakthrough;
*B*- Breaking through every storms;
*E*- Exponential increase; and
*R*- Renewal of your strength like the eagle.
So shall it be in Jesus name

Happy New Month Fellas✌️

Policy changes everyday. Sooner than later, it will be more difficult to get this, even when you have the money. Nor be person go tell you as the country be.

This is because of the rate at which young people are relocating out of the country.

Even when the process is stringent already, people are still massively interested. Go embassy first make you confirm

The next move could be to reduce the issuance of passport because without it, you can not take the next step.

If you have the money, get it now and start pushing towards the process of using it. Even if is five year validity, try get am.

Check opportunities online, do research, ask questions and get clarity over what you want.

Life na per head now o, work things out for yourself. except you get silver spoon shaa

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SOME AFRICAN COUNTRIES AND THEIR NICK NAMES.

• South Africa – Rainbow Nation 🇿🇦

• Rwanda – Land of a Thousand Hills🇷🇼

• Madagascar – The Red Island 🇲🇬

• Lesotho – The Kingdom In the Sky 🇱🇸

• Egypt – The Gift of the Nile 🇪🇬

• Burkina Faso – Land of the Upright Men🇧🇫
• Ghana- The gateway to Africa/The Blackstar of Africa🇬🇭

• Nigeria- The Giant of Africa 🇳🇬

• Namibia- Land of the Brave 🇳🇦

• Uganda- The Pearl of Africa 🇺🇬

• Malawi- The Warm heart of Africa 🇲🇼

• Zambia- The real Africa 🇿🇲

• Kenya - the pride of Africa 🇰🇪

• Tanzania - Brain of Africa (Bongo) 🇹🇿

• Gambia- the smiling coast of Africa 🇬🇲

• Ethiopia- the land of origin 🇪🇹

• Burkina faso - the land of upright men🇧🇫

• Morroco -the land of colours 🇲🇦

• Mauritius- the continental island 🇲🇺

• Comoros- the perfum island 🇰🇲

• Sierra leone - salone 🇸🇱

• Chad- the dead heart of Africa 🇹🇩

• Mali- the eyes of africa🇲🇱

• Djibouti - the pearl of the gulf of tadjiboura 🇩🇯

• Cabo verde - llha do 🇨🇻

• Sao tome and Principe- the chocolate island 🇸🇹

• Cameroun- the hinge of Africa 🇨🇲

• Seychelles - the land of perpetual summer 🇸🇨

• Gabon - Le bled 🇬🇦

• Somali - the horn of Africa 🇸🇴

• Botswana - Peaceful nation 🇧🇼

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When you get your visa…

Have enough money that can sustain you for, at least, 2 weeks before you move. Because, it’s not always easy to get a job in a new country. You don’t know how the system works and will be discomforted for a while. So prepare well.

If you meet people from your country, they will be more than willing to help you settle down. But they will disappear if you can’t even pay for your meals.

Nobody abroad needs more bills and extra luggage. They have plenty headache already, don’t add to it. Come prepared.

If you’re going on a student visa, use LinkedIn to look up other international students in the school and people living around that town… contact them and ask relevant questions.

You can also contact the office of international student affairs in the school and request them to connect you with other students from your home country.

The people you meet first when you enter a country matters a lot. Be careful the details and private information you share. Be open so people can relate with you but be smart.

Be prepared to learn and unlearn. Some of the things you value in your home country is nothing abroad, and vice versa.

Land in a popular airport if it’s your first time. You may have a connecting flight to airport closest to your destination, but it’s better to land in a popular airport.

Port of Entry is where your fate will be decided. Your visa is just valid for you to get to that port of entry.

Carry African food. Don’t worry about rice and noodles , you will find them abroad.

Accomodation. If possible, sort it before moving. But you can sleep in hotels for a few days as you look for a place. Be sure about where you will sleep that first day of arrival.

Agents or your friend that said they would pick you from the airport may switch off their phones when you land or they’re busy, so plan for that emergency.

I wish you good luck in your travels. ✅🍀

If you find this post interesting, shārè so others can learn.

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These are the documents you need if you are planning to get your international passport as an adult.

* Your NIN

* Your birth certificate

* Your local government of origin

* Your Passport photograph

Their are different categories of Nigeria international passport and it is very important you understand how they works so you know where you belong.

Everybody na citizen by law normally but e get some citizens wey pass citizen o

Let me dwell on this three majors;

DIPLOMATIC PASSPORT; This particular passport is issued to high-ranking government officials, Ministers, Ambassadors and diplomats representing Nigeria abroad.
Abeg this one nor concern you if you nor belong here.

OFFICIAL PASSPORT; This one is similar to the diplomatic passport. It is designed for governors, permanent Sec. and Secretary General of the federation. It helps to facilitate their travel, meaning say dem nor go Dey queue for airport like you wey be poor masses. So dem nobi your mate o

STANDARD PASSPORT; This one is the most popular passport with the familiar green back. Every citizen is eligible for this one.

It is the passport with 32 pages of five years validity and 64 pages of ten years validity.

Even though say you be poor masses, no wahala, you fit package this one. Even Boko people self still qualify, no shaking.

You can travel around the world with it so long as you have the visa. Nor fear

These are the three major categories of Nigeria international passport.

Meanwhile, They have some other specials passports like pilgrim passport, seaman passport and others but Abeg, dem fit nor concern you. So go for the one you need please.

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Kindly contact us 08039487000, 08024500960

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Get your passport before you book international travel.

Many countries require six months of passport validity to enter, so we recommend applying 6-9 months ahead of expiration date or travel.

Learn more about your destination at travel.state.gov/destination.

Today, we raise a toast to a visionary and the epitome of leadership, our incredible CEO, Adebanjo Oluwaseyi Ishola!

You are not just a leader; you are a true inspiration who lights up our lives with your unwavering virtues and dedication to service, making our world a better place through your actions.

Happy Birthday, Sir, from every member of the Mcglobaltravels Group! You go beyond being just a boss; you are the driving force behind our success and the reason why we feel blessed to be led by you.

Here's to your continued greatness and the exciting journey we embark on together. May this day be filled with warmth, laughter, and the fulfillment of all your dreams. Cheers to you, our incredible CEO!

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Thank you SMEDAN I’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: Certificate of Registration from Small And Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria!

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