The Ultimate List of Top Visa-Free Countries for Nigerians Updated

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If you have a Nigerian national passport and are wondering if there are visa-free countries for Nigerians where you can travel without a visa, look no further. There are countries in Nigeria where you can travel without a visa for a short length of time.

Some of these Nigeria Visa-Free countries, however, may issue you a Visa on Arrival for a limited time. As a result, you’ll need to be aware of the Nigeria Visa requirements for the country to which you wish to go freely.

Travelling for education may need obtaining a student visa, as these Nigerian Visa-Free nations only allow you to stay for a short amount of time.

You may, however, prefer to satiate your adventure appetite without spending extra Visa fees. Following our step-by-step guide will assist you in achieving your goal.

This post will provide you with a list of nations that do not require a visa to enter Nigeria. We also divided these countries into continents to make them easier to understand and navigate.

List of Visa-Free Countries for Nigerians

Nigerians are increasingly required to plan ahead before travelling. With Nigerian passports rated 83rd in the world for freedom of travel, obtaining a visa is usually complex and time-consuming.

However, all Nigerian passport holders have access to visa-free nations. You can enter these nations with just a valid passport and save the hassle of obtaining a visa. Others, on the other hand, maybe needed to apply for a visa at the point of entry.

Visa-Free Countries

A Nigerian passport permits the bearer to travel to 26 countries and territories. Visa-free entry destinations for Nigerian passport holders:

• Montserrat
• Niger
• Niue
• Senegal
• Sierra Leone
• St. Kitts and Nevis
• Togo
• Vanuatu

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Visa on Arrival for Nigerians

Visas on arrival are available to Nigerian passport holders in the following countries and territories:

• Rwanda
• Samoa
• Seychelles
• Somalia
• Timor-Leste
• Tuvalu
• Uganda

eVisa for Nigerian Passport Holders

Before visiting the following countries and territories, Nigerian passport holders must obtain an eVisa.

• South Sudan
• St. Helena
• Suriname
• Turkey
• United Arab Emirates
• Uzbekistan
• Zambia
• Zimbabwe

Refusal of Entry for Nigerian Passports to Visa-Free Countries

Despite the fact that the number of countries and territories that grant Nigerians visa-free entrance is limited, no country or territory refuses to accept Nigerian passport holders.

How Strong is the Nigerian Passport?

According to the Guide Passport Ranking Index, the Nigerian passport presently ranks 95th. Other African countries such as Sudan, Ethiopia, and South Sudan are ranked lower.

How Much is a Nigerian Passport?

With the increased requirement and necessity for Nigerian people to travel, the Nigerian government has developed a passport with more pages and a longer validity term.

However, there is a cost rise as well. Prior to the debut of the new Nigerian passport, the Nigerian passport was a 32-page document, but as of March 4, 2019, the Nigerian passport has gained new features and developments.

The Nigerian Passports comes with different costs and of course, different costs can only mean the higher the cost the longer the passports will last before renewal.

• A 64-page passport with a ten-year validity costs 70,000 nairas. This passport is aimed towards Nigerians who travel regularly and want to avoid the hassle of having to renew their visas.
• 64-page passport costs 35,000 nairas and is good for five years.
• A 32-page passport costs 25,000 nairas and is good for five years.

Please Keep in touch with us for more updates as the number of countries might increase or decrease in the nearest future.

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CSN Team.

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