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Pick your visa type
The price shown is the total — embassy fee and service charge together.
Visa desk · Nigeria · TV364
Nigeria visa for Indians
40 Working Days99% approvalExpert pre-checkApply at least 2 Months before you travel
51,500INR · all in40 daysProcessingSingle Entry VisaEntry typeAs per visaValidity2 MonthsApply beforeTouristVisa category
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The visa
What you are applying for, exactly as it will be issued.
🌍NigeriaTourist · Single Entry Visa
TypeTourist visa
EntrySingle Entry Visa
ValidityAs per visa
Processing40 days
Apply before2 Months
Issued byEmbassy of Nigeria
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Documents required
Most rejections are paperwork, not eligibility — so a human checks every one of these before it goes in.
0 of 6 readyTick them off as you gather them
Passport original
2 Photographs
Hotel
Ticket
Day to Day Itinerary
06 Months Bank Statement with stamp and sign and minimum Balance of INR 2 lakhs
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How it works
You do step one. We do the rest.
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Send your documents
One pass. We tell you straight away if anything is missing.
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We pre-check and submit
A visa officer reads every page before it reaches the embassy.
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Track and collect
Updates at every stage, then the visa back to you.
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Frequently asked
Do I need a visa to visit Nigeria?
It depends on your nationality: * **Visa-Free Entry**: Citizens of **ECOWAS countries (e.g., Ghana, Senegal, Benin, Togo, etc.)** can enter **without a visa**. * **Visa on Arrival (VoA) Eligible Countries**: Some business travelers and tourists from select countries can obtain a **Visa on Arrival** with pre-approval. * **Visa Required**: Most travelers, including those from **the US, UK, Canada, EU, India, and China**, must obtain a visa before traveling.
What types of visas does Nigeria offer?
Nigeria provides several visa options, including: * **Tourist Visa** – For leisure and short-term visits (**valid for 30–90 days**). * **Business Visa** – For short-term business trips. * **Visa on Arrival (VoA)** – Available for select travelers (requires pre-approval). * **Work Visa (Subject to Regularization - STR Visa)** – For employment in Nigeria. * **Temporary Work Permit (TWP)** – For short-term specialized jobs. * **Student Visa** – For international students enrolled in Nigerian institutions. * **Transit Visa** – For travelers stopping in Nigeria for **less than 48 hours**.
How do I apply for a Nigeria visa?
* **Online Application**: Apply through the **Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) portal**. * **Embassy/Consulate Application**: Submit documents at a **Nigerian embassy or consulate**. * **Visa on Arrival (VoA)**: Apply online for pre-approval, then obtain the visa upon arrival at a Nigerian airport.
How long does it take to process a Nigeria visa?
* **Embassy Visa**: **5–10 working days**. * **Visa on Arrival**: **48–72 hours for pre-approval** + processing at the airport.
Can I extend my Nigeria visa?
* **Tourist and business visas can be extended** through the Nigeria Immigration Service. * **Work and residence permits must be renewed** before expiration.
Any recent changes to Nigeria’s visa policy?
* **Expanded Visa on Arrival (VoA) program** for more business travelers. * **Introduction of e-Visa applications** for select nationalities. * **Stricter border control measures** for security reasons.