If you’ve started researching how to live in Portugal, you’ve likely come across two names again and again: the Portugal Golden Visa  and...

At InvestMigrate, we often speak with Nigerians who’ve been misled by agents, social media posts, or outdated advice. They believe things like “you can quit your job immediately,” or “you’ll get to live anywhere in the U.S.” These misunderstandings can lead to visa denials, status problems, or life in America that doesn’t match expectations. In this post, we’ll break down 7 of the most common EB-3 visa myths Nigerian applicants should know in 2025 and share the facts that

You might assume that once your visa is approved, your green card is guaranteed that it will be handed to you at the U.S. Embassy. But here’s the truth: the EB-3 visa and the green card are not the same thing. While the EB-3 visa is your gateway to permanent residency, the actual green card comes after you enter the United States. In this blog, we’ll explain exactly how the process works so you know what to expect and avoid common mistakes that can delay your permanent resid

Portugal currently offers one of the most accessible paths to EU citizenship: just five years of legal residency were required before you could begin your application. But a proposed change making its way through the Portuguese parliament could double that timeline to ten years. For Americans applying through the Portugal Golden Visa, this proposal raises big questions. Is the five-year track still safe? Will the new rule apply to current applicants? And if you haven’t app

In this post, we break down the top five EB-3 visa mistakes Nigerian applicants are making in 2025 — and how you can avoid them.

Portugal’s Golden Visa has long been a pathway for Americans seeking a calmer, more globally connected lifestyle. But how long does the process actually take? This 2025 timeline guide gives you a realistic picture, step by step. We also include important context about proposed changes to Portugal’s citizenship law — so you can make informed decisions now, not scramble later.