Reasons why Nigerian travellers are denied visas

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Here are some reasons why Nigerians are denied visas:

1. Ignoring instructions.
Before filling any visa application form, it is mandatory to read through the instructions properly.

2. False Information.
Information given is always cross checked.

3. Contradictory statements.
In the case of physical appearance, when your answer does not tally with the information you have given, denial is most likely.

4. Incomplete document.
A checklist is always given to guide the applicant, if any document is not provided without an explanatory note, the applicant might be denied.


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