Immigration with Confidence

In 2025, a growing number of Nigerians are making a bold decision: to pursue the EB-3 visa as their pathway to permanent residency in the United States. While many are familiar with student visas or the H-1B lottery, the EB-3 is gaining traction among families, young professionals, and skilled tradespeople alike.

Heard that Nigerians can’t immigrate to the U.S. anymore? That’s false. In WhatsApp groups, TikTok videos, and Twitter threads, you’ll see claims like: “The U.S. has banned Nigerians again.” “They’re no longer giving green cards to West Africans.” “Even with a job offer, they’ll still deny you because of your passport.” Let’s clear this up: U.S. immigration is still open to Nigerians in 2025. And if you’re pursuing a legal path like the EB-3 or EB-5 visa, yo

Is the EB-3 visa really a path to a green card? That’s one of the most common questions we hear from Nigerians. The answer is yes  — and...

For many high-net-worth Ghanaians, the desire to live, work, and raise a family in the United States is matched by the means to do so through investment. The EB-5 Investor Visa is one of the most direct and powerful immigration routes for those who can afford it — offering U.S. green cards not just for investors, but also for their immediate family.

For many Ghanaians pursuing the EB-3 visa, the consular interview at the U.S. Embassy in Accra is the final and most nerve-wracking step. After months of waiting, paperwork, and anticipation, everything comes down to a few minutes in front of a consular officer.

Headlines are spreading fast: “Trump may expand a travel ban.” Once again, Nigeria is being mentioned. For many Nigerians dreaming of U.S. opportunities, this news brings fear, frustration, and confusion. But here’s the truth most people are missing: legal immigration to the U.S. is open — and now may be your best chance to apply through legitimate pathways like the EB-3 or EB-5 visa.