The US Relocation Masterclass
Inside the Masterclass,
You will discover…
- How he chose a school that offered assistantship funding (even without a First Class)
- How he reduced his tuition by over 60%
- How he landed a full-time job with a U.S. county government
- How he’s now transitioning from F1 → OPT → Green Card legally — and how you can too
This isn’t someone repeating what they saw on YouTube.
This is someone who has done it — and breaks it all down step by step.
You’ll Also Learn:
- The 3 visa types that work best for Nigerians in 2025/2026
- How to find schools that offer assistantships & scholarships
- What to say (and what NOT to say) at the embassy interview
- How to work legally in the U.S. after graduation — even without a job offer before leaving
- What real life looks like over there — cost of living, housing, jobs, food, and Nigerian community tips
And That’s Not All…
✅ And to make things easier for you, I’m giving you 8 solid bonuses that fill in every gap…
Not just theory.
Not just motivation.
But actual tools that will help you move smart and avoid the mistakes that block most people.
Here’s what you’re getting:
👉 1. Visa Type Cheat Sheet
This one shows you the visa types that actually make sense — especially for Nigerians who want long-term options like permanent residency.
So you don’t waste time applying for the wrong thing.
👉 2. Visa Application Prep Kit
A simple checklist that walks you through everything you need — DS-160 form, documents, sponsor letters, interview prep, and more.
So you don’t forget anything or mess up your application.
👉 3. U.S. Immigration Glossary
You’ll finally understand all the terms they throw around — F1, OPT, SEVIS, I-20, RFE… all explained in plain English.
So you don’t go and fumble at the embassy when they ask what you don’t know.
👉 4. Student-to-Settler Blueprint
This is Presley’s full game plan — how he went from a student visa to working for the U.S. government and is now on his way to a green card.
So you don’t just “go and study”… you go and stay.
👉 5. Border Interview Survival Guide
What to say (and what NOT to say) when you land in the U.S. and immigration officers start asking questions.
So you don’t get bounced after all the stress.
👉 6. Relocation & Setup Guide
How to set up your life in your first 90 days — SIM card, apartment, bank account, healthcare, even how to connect with Nigerians over there.
So you don’t feel stranded when you land.
👉 7. Assistantship Funding Tracker
Real schools that offer teaching and research assistantships — many of which still accept second-class grads.
So you can cut your tuition by 50–100% legally.
👉 8. Funding Your Travel Move (Special Bonus Training)
This one is personal. I show you to legally raise money for your travel — visa, ticket, and first months abroad — even if you’re starting from zero.
So lack of money doesn’t kill your dream before it even starts.
The Last Bonus Is Important Because Let’s Be Honest…
Getting admission is one thing.
It’s exciting. It feels like progress.
But the real question that haunts most people is:
“Even if I get accepted…
how will I raise the money to go?”
The visa fees.
The flight ticket.
The proof of funds.
The first few months of rent.
It adds up — fast.
And if nobody is sponsoring you…
If your parents can’t help…
If your bank account doesn’t match your dreams…
It starts to feel like maybe this whole relocation thing isn’t for people like you.
That’s exactly why I added a special bonus to this masterclass —
A full training on how to raise money to fund your relocation.
These aren’t vague tips or “just believe” motivation.
These are real Nigerian-context strategies that work