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Saturday, 15 September 2007

 Goajo is the first specialist in traveling from Africa to Australia.It was born out of a positive desire to put an end to humiliation and frustration Africans go through when looking for greener pasture in Western Countries. This is as a result of lack of adequate information of how migration systems work in those countries.

Many Africans who are qualified either to work or study in western countries usually get duped by con men who often take advantage of their ignorance or denied visa .Those who succeeded to obtain just any visa ended up as illegal immigrant and if caught were not only put in horrified immigration detention, but also deported in an undignified manner. Scores of Africans are stucked up in Libya,Morocco and Algeria for years trying to cross to Europe without success. More >


Goajo is an international placement Agency. We provide services to African workers who want to migrate to Australia under the General Skilled Migration Scheme and recruit students for Australian schools,Technical colleges and Universities.We also recruit students for Universities in the United States of America,France,Singapore,Malaysia,Philipine and New Zealand

Study
Step 1

A thorough review of your educational background and recommendation of the university or college in Australia,United States,France,Greece,Ukraine,Singapore,Malaysia,Philipine, and New Zealand which will best meet your career objectives.

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 Work Visa
Step 1

Assessment of your resume to determine if you have the required skills to work in Australia

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Contact us:

 

2nd floor, 77 Ikorodu Road, Fadeyi Bus-stop, Lagos, Nigeria.

Plot 522, Area 1,Duruli ,Garaki,Abuja,Nigeria

 

Australian postal address: 4/60 Macdonald Street,                             Lakemba NSW 2195 , Australia.

Tel: Sydney +61430079477    Nigeria +2348038058487    

Email : ,

 

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Last Updated ( Saturday, 08 May 2010 )