Nigerian visa now issued within 48hrs!

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The Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has given directives that all visa application should be treated and issued within 48hrs.
Applicants are to visit the consulate office in the country they reside.

 Travelers can also obtain visa on arrival.
For more info:
Website: www.immigration.gov.ng


Tourist / Visitor Visa:

  1. Passport valid for at least 6 months
  2. Completed visa application form
  3. Two recent passport size photographs
  4. A Letter of Invitation from a company/host in Nigeria accepting immigration responsibility
  5. Visitors/Tourists are required to show evidence of sufficient funds
  6. Nigeria Immigration Service Visa Payment Receipt and Visa Acknowledgement Receipt

Business Visa:

While a-f above apply, self sponsored business men may not require a Letter of Invitation but will be required to show evidence of sufficient funds

Temporary Work Permit (TWP):

  1. Passport with at least 6 months validity
  2. Printed copy of completed application form for visitors pass
  3. Two recent passport size photographs
  4. Copy of the Letter of Approval from Comptroller General, Nigeria Immigration Service

Subject to Regularization (STR):

  1. Passport with at least 6 months validity
  2. Completed visa form in quadruplicate with four recent passport photographs
  3. Four copies of letter of Expatriate Quota Approval from Ministry of Interior
  4. Four copies of credentials, certificates and curriculum vitae, all vetted by a relevant official of Nigerian High Commission/Embassy (English Certified translated copy where applicable)
  5. Four copies of offer Letter of Employment
  6. Four copies of Letter of Acceptance of employment, signed by expatriate
  7. Nigeria Immigration Service Visa Payment Receipt and Visa Acknowledgement Receipt



The Following Tables list Visa Application Fees by Country. Please note Visa Application Fees for the United Kingdom, United States and Kenya are listed in a separate table below, please scroll to the bottom.
 

Embassy VISA Fees

 SINGLE ENTRYMULTIPLE ENTRYTWP FEESSTR VISA FEES
AfghanistanGratisGratisGratisGratis
AlbaniaUS$60US$200US$100US$100
AlgeriaUS$50US$50US$50US$50
AndorraUS$68US$68* NoUS$68US$68
AngolaUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
Antigua and BarbudaUS$148US$148* NoUS$148US$148
ArgentinaUS$60US$100US$125US$150
ArmeniaUS$60US$200US$100US$100
AustraliaUS$141US$176US$176US$176
AustriaUS$88US$110US$110US$110
AzerbaijanUS$78US$78US$78US$78
BahamasUS$19US$19US$19US$19
BahrainUS$45US$45US$45US$45
BangladeshUS$253US$253US$253US$253
BarbadosGratisGratisGratisGratis
BelarusUS$68US$68US$68US$68
BelgiumUS$88US$110US$110US$110
BelizeUS$200US$200US$200US$200
BeninUS$0US$0US$0US$0
BhutanUS$68US$68* NoUS$68US$68
BoliviaUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
Bosnia and HerzegovinaUS$50US$100US$100US$100
BotswanaUS$114US$114US$114US$114
BrazilUS$20US$20* NoUS$20US$20
BruneiUS$45US$45* NoUS$45US$45
BulgariaUS$50US$50* NoUS$50US$50
Burkina FasoUS$0US$0US$0US$0
BurundiUS$100US$200US$250US$250
CambodiaUS$68US$68* NoUS$68US$68
CameroonUS$3US$3* NoUS$111US$111
CanadaUS$75US$150US$150US$150
Cape VerdeUS$0US$0US$0US$0
Central African RepublicUS$67US$335US$335US$335
ChadUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
ChileUS$200US$200* NoUS$200US$200
ChinaUS$64US$64US$64US$64
ColombiaUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
ComorosUS$20US$20* NoUS$20US$20
CongoUS$111US$224US$224US$224
Costa RicaUS$20US$20* NoUS$20US$20
CroatiaUS$50US$100US$100US$100
CubaUS$54US$54US$54US$54
CyprusUS$30US$30* NoUS$30US$30
Czech RepublicUS$88US$110US$110US$110
Democratic Republic of the CongoUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
DenmarkUS$88US$110US$110US$110
DjiboutiUS$3US$3US$3US$3
DominicaUS$20US$20US$20US$20
Dominican RepublicUS$20US$20US$20US$20
EcuadorUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
EgyptUS$45US$45* NoUS$45US$45
El SalvadorUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
Equatorial GuineaUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
EritreaUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
EstoniaUS$60US$200US$100US$100
EthiopiaUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
FijiUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
FinlandUS$88US$110US$110US$110
FranceUS$88US$110US$110US$110
GabonUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
GambiaUS$0US$0US$0US$0
GeorgiaGratisUS$200US$200US$200
GermanyUS$88US$110US$110US$110
GhanaUS$0US$0US$0US$0
GreeceUS$88US$110US$110US$110
GrenadaUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
GuatemalaUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
GuineaUS$0US$0US$0US$0
Guinea-BissauUS$0US$0US$0US$0
GuyanaUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
HaitiUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
HondurasUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
Hong Kong S.A.R., ChinaUS$64US$64US$64US$64
HungaryUS$50US$100US$100US$100
IcelandUS$68US$68US$68US$68
IndiaUS$253US$253US$253US$253
IndonesiaUS$245US$245US$245US$245
IranUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
IraqUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
IrelandUS$170US$235US$170US$170
IsraelUS$169US$169US$169US$397
ItalyUS$88US$110US$110US$110
JamaicaUS$20US$20* NoUS$20US$20
JapanUS$36US$36US$36US$36
JordanUS$50US$100US$100US$100
KazakhstanUS$60US$200US$200US$200
KiribatiUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
KosovoUS$50US$100US$100US$100
KuwaitUS$3US$3US$3US$3
KyrgyzstanUS$60US$200US$100US$100
LaosUS$4US$4US$4US$4
LatviaUS$60US$200US$100US$100
LebanonUS$100US$200US$250US$250
LesothoUS$64US$64US$64US$64
LiberiaGratisGratisGratisGratis
LibyaUS$26US$40US$100US$100
LiechtensteinUS$68US$68US$68US$68
LithuaniaUS$60US$200US$100US$100
LuxembourgUS$88US$110US$110US$110
MacedoniaGratisGratisGratisGratis
MadagascarUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
MalawiUS$39US$39* NoUS$39US$39
MalaysiaUS$6US$6US$6US$6
MaldivesUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
MaliUS$0US$0US$0US$0
MaltaUS$26US$40US$100US$100
Marshall IslandsUS$65US$65* NoUS$65US$65
MauritaniaUS$58US$58* NoUS$58US$58
MauritiusUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
MexicoUS$32US$32US$32US$32
MoldovaUS$60US$200US$100US$100
MonacoUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
MongoliaUS$26US$72US$26US$26
MoroccoUS$89US$266US$266US$266
MozambiqueUS$50US$50US$50US$50
MyanmarUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
NamibiaUS$66US$66US$66US$66
NauruUS$4US$4US$4US$4
NepalUS$39US$39US$39US$39
NetherlandsUS$88US$352US$139US$168
New ZealandUS$2US$2US$2US$2
NicaraguaUS$2US$2US$2US$2
NigerUS$0US$0US$0US$0
NigeriaUS$0US$0US$0US$0
North KoreaUS$46US$46* NoUS$46US$46
NorwayUS$4US$62US$4US$4
OmanUS$46US$46US$46US$46
PakistanUS$68US$68* NoUS$68US$68
PalauUS$3US$3US$3US$3
PanamaUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
Papua New GuineaUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
ParaguayUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
PeruUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
PhilippinesUS$39US$78US$39US$39
PolandUS$51US$102US$120US$120
PortugalUS$73US$146US$146US$293
QatarUS$4US$4* NoUS$4US$4
RomaniaUS$100US$100* NoUS$250US$250
RussiaUS$84US$200US$100US$100
RwandaUS$4US$4US$4US$4
Saint Kitts and NevisUS$19US$19* NoUS$19US$19
Saint LuciaUS$19US$19* NoUS$19US$19
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesUS$19US$19* NoUS$19US$19
SamoaUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
San MarinoUS$3US$3US$3US$3
Sao Tome and PrincipeUS$50US$100US$50US$50
Saudi ArabiaUS$46US$46* NoUS$46US$46
SenegalUS$0US$0US$0US$0
SerbiaUS$50US$100US$100US$100
SeychellesUS$4US$4US$4US$4
Sierra LeoneGratisGratisGratisGratis
SingaporeGratisGratisGratisGratis
SlovakiaUS$50US$100US$100US$100
SloveniaUS$50US$100US$100US$100
Solomon IslandsUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
SomaliaUS$3US$3US$3US$3
South AfricaUS$58US$103US$205US$205
South KoreaUS$30US$30* NoUS$30US$30
SpainUS$95US$514US$514US$587
Sri LankaUS$40US$40US$40US$40
SudanUS$2US$2US$2US$2
SurinameUS$40US$40US$40US$40
SwazilandUS$58US$58* NoUS$58US$58
SwedenUS$78US$78US$78US$78
SwitzerlandUS$68US$203US$76US$135
SyriaUS$46US$46US$46US$46
TaiwanUS$50US$100US$150US$150
TajikistanUS$68US$68US$68US$68
TanzaniaUS$29US$29US$29US$29
ThailandUS$14US$39US$14US$14
Timor-LesteUS$68US$68* NoUS$68US$68
TogoUS$0US$0US$0US$0
TongaUS$64US$64US$64US$64
Trinidad and TobagoGratisGratisGratisGratis
TunisiaUS$32US$32* NoUS$32US$32
TurkeyUS$32US$32* NoUS$32US$32
TurkmenistanUS$60US$200US$100US$100
TuvaluUS$3US$3* NoUS$3US$3
UgandaUS$2US$2* NoUS$2US$2
UkraineUS$52US$52* NoUS$52US$52
United Arab EmiratesUS$150US$300US$150US$150
UruguayUS$60US$100US$60US$60
UzbekistanUS$60US$200US$100US$100
VanuatuUS$3US$3US$3US$3
VaticanUS$88US$110US$110US$110
VenezuelaUS$50US$50US$50US$50
VietnamUS$68US$68US$68US$68
Western SaharaUS$2US$2US$2US$2
YemenUS$46US$46US$46US$46
ZambiaUS$6US$6US$6US$6
ZimbabweUS$50US$140US$140US$140


Embassy Multiple Visa Fee

 Single Entry (within 6 months)Multiple Entry 1 YearMultiple Entry 2 YearsMultiple Entry 5 YearsTWP FEESSTR VISA FEES
United KingdomUS$144US$472US$944US$2360US$472US$472
United StatesUS$160US$160US$160N/AUS$160US$160
KenyaUS$25N/AN/AUS$100US$25
US$25


The Nigerian Immigration Service
Nnamdi Azikiwe Int’l Airport Road,
Sauka, Abuja.
P.M.B. 38, Garki, Abuja.
Phone:+2348119753844
Email: info@immigration.gov.ng
                                      


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