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Nigeria visa types

Designed for travelers visiting Nigeria for tourism, leisure, or to visit family and friends. Citizens of all countries, except ECOWAS nationals and those from countries with visa abolition agreements with Nigeria, are eligible.

Designed for individuals seeking medical treatment in Nigeria, as well as those accompanying medical patients.

Intended for individuals visiting Nigeria for business-related activities, such as attending meetings, conferences, or exploring business opportunities.

Issued to foreign nationals entering Nigeria for performances, including musicians, actors, comedians, dancers, DJs, models, and entertainers.

For professionals invited by corporate bodies to provide specialized skilled services, such as installations, repairs, or training. TWP visas are typically issued for a maximum stay of 90 days but can be renewed in Nigeria, subject to approval.

 

For religious officials visiting Nigeria to conduct religious services, attend seminars, or participate in conferences. This visa is available to clerics only.

For students, scholars, or course participants involved in academic exchange programs in Nigeria.

This visa is for foreigners who have secured employment in Nigeria. It allows the holder to enter Nigeria and subsequently apply for a residence and work permit. STR visas are valid for 90 days, during which the visitor should regularize their stay.

Issued to foreign nationals seeking to enter Nigeria for media and journalism purposes. Applicants typically require appropriate clearance from the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture.

For travelers passing through Nigeria to another destination. This short-visit visa allows a stay not exceeding three months.

Nigeria offers an e-visa process where travelers can apply online and receive approval within 24 to 48 hours. The approved e-visa is sent directly to the applicant’s email, eliminating the need for a physical visa sticker at the airport.

FAQ

Nigerian E-Visa Application

The Nigerian e-Visa is an electronic visa that allows travelers to apply for and receive their visa online without visiting an embassy. It is issued for purposes such as tourism, business, and transit.

Most foreign nationals who are not from ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) are required to apply for a visa before entering Nigeria. Eligibility is determined based on nationality and purpose of travel.

To apply, follow these steps:

  1. Visit nigeriaevisa.com
  2. Select your visa type and fill out the online application form
  3. Upload the required documents
  4. Pay the visa processing fee online
  5. Receive your visa approval via email

The main categories of Nigerian e-Visas include:

  • Tourist Visa – For leisure travel and visiting friends/family
  • Business Visa – For business meetings, conferences, and trade activities
  • Transit Visa – For travelers passing through Nigeria to another destination

Processing time typically takes 24 to 72 hours after submission, but it may vary depending on the applicant’s nationality and the completeness of documents provided.

The general requirements include:

  • A valid passport (with at least six months’ validity)
  • A passport-size photo
  • A flight itinerary (for some visa types)
  • Proof of accommodation or an invitation letter (if applicable)
  • Business-related documents (for business visa applications)

Visa fees vary depending on the type of visa, nationality of the applicant, and processing speed. You can check the exact cost during the application process on nigeriaevisa.com.

Yes, after receiving your e-Visa via email, you should print a copy and carry it with you when traveling to Nigeria, as immigration officials may ask for it upon arrival.

Yes, Nigeria offers a Visa on Arrival (VoA) for eligible travelers, but pre-approval is required. You must apply online before departure and receive an approval letter, which you present upon arrival in Nigeria.

If your application is denied, you will receive a notification with the reason for the rejection. You may be allowed to correct any errors and reapply or contact the support team for assistance.

Yes, e-Visa holders can apply for an extension through the Nigerian Immigration Service. However, approval is subject to specific conditions, and applicants must provide a valid reason for the extension.

Most Tourist and Business e-Visas are issued as single-entry visas, but multiple-entry options may be available for certain nationalities and business travelers. Check during the application process for eligibility.

If you notice an error after submitting your application, contact customer support immediately via nigeriaevisa.com to request corrections before your visa is processed.

Yes, travelers entering Nigeria must present a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate upon arrival. It is a mandatory requirement for most visitors.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your arrival date in Nigeria. If it expires sooner, you should renew it before applying for the e-Visa.

No, an e-Visa does not permit employment in Nigeria. If you intend to work, you must apply for a Subject to Regularization (STR) visa or Temporary Work Permit (TWP).

No, Nigerian visa fees are non-refundable, even if your application is denied. Ensure all your documents are accurate before applying.

For assistance, visit nigeriaevisa.com and check our contact page for customer service options.

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