Corporate Immigration Solutions & Strategies for International Mobility in a Digital Age – A focus on Nigeria
July 27, 2023 | 7:30 AM — 10:30 AM WAT

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Eko Hotel & Suites, Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos
Fragomen Director, Caroline Kanzara-Obinwa, Senior Private Client Consultant, Ziphozihle Ntlanganiso and Senior professionals from Jackson, Etti & Edu will be participating in a roundtable discussion on immigration trends impacting Nigerian businesses operating across Africa, which will be hosted by the Nigeria-South Africa Chamber of Commerce in Lagos, Nigeria.
During this session, Fragomen and Jackson, Etti & Edu will take you through strategies of ensuring compliance in a fast evolving immigration landscape in a panel discussion. This session will provide significant insights from a government compliance perspective on Nigerian and South Africa immigration - ensuring that you walk away with a holistic view of current immigration trends.
The digital age has presented a lot of opportunities, not just for expats but also individuals and their families looking for alternative residency and/or citizenship across the globe. Our team of experts will look at alternative immigration solutions for Private Clients in the digital age. This will include an overview of Digital Nomad programs, Citizenship by Investment, Residency by Investment and more.
This is a paid event hosted by Nigerian-South African Chamber of Commerce, by registering as our guest your entry fee will be waived. Breakfast will be provided.
Fragomen and JEE have also scheduled a follow-up breakfast session in Victoria Island, Lagos to address all of your questions from this event. Should you be interested to attend this session, kindly indicate on the online registration form.
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