e-Visa Nigeria

Tourism, business and family visits


Commencer une demande de e-Visa Nigéria

Single fare of 39,00 € per traveler Excluding consular fees, if applicable

e-Tourist Visa

electronic-visa

Motifs de demande :
  • tourism

e_Transit Visa

electronic-visa

Motifs de demande :
  • transit

e-Visa Business (single entry)

electronic-visa

Motifs de demande :
  • business

e-Visa Business (multiple entries)

electronic-visa

Motifs de demande :
  • business

e-Visa - Family or acquaintance visit

electronic-visa

Motifs de demande :
  • relative

If you're ready to discover Nigeria, don't let the red tape put the brakes on your enthusiasm. Whether you're exploring, doing business or visiting relatives, our agency can take care of your entire e-Visa application.

The Nigerian e-visa system is designed to simplify entry for international travellers for short stays, for the following travel purposes: transit, tourism, business, sightseeing. 

Before e-visa, each applicant had to make an appointment, travel (sometimes to another city or country), and submit a paper file. With dematerialization, consular staff can concentrate on more complex cases, and travelers save an immense amount of time. 

The new system offers non-renewable short-stay visas in multiple categories, accompanied by a digital check-in/check-out platform available at lecard.immigration.gov.ng.

All e-Visa applications are submitted via the official portal. Biometric data is only collected at the point of entry, making the process entirely remote until arrival.

Are you eligible for e-Visa?

Yes, you are eligible if you are a citizen of the European Union (France, Belgium, etc.), Switzerland, Canada, the United States or most other countries in the world.

You don't need a visa if you are a national of a member country of ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States), i.e. citizens of the following 18 countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Côte d'Ivoire, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Saint Kitts and Nevis: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Saint Kitts and Nevis (90 days), Senegal, Seychelles (90 days), Sierra Leone, Togo. It is still possible to apply for an e-visa.

CEDAO countries

Deadlines, Validity and Rates

Nigerian government fees vary according to the nationality of the traveler. Why do they vary? Because Nigeria applies a strict reciprocity rule. Prices fluctuate regularly according to diplomatic agreements and exchange rates (consular fees and platform fees are set in US dollars, USD). To simplify the process, our agency offers to obtain your e-visa, at the rate indicated according to your nationality (including basic consular fees And our service).

FeaturesWhat you need to know
Processing time5 working days. We advise you to make the request as soon as your trip is planned. Our agency will send you the e-visa, depending on the validity granted.

According to the Nigerian authorities, there must be a delay of 3 days between the date of application and the date of arrival on the territory.
Visa validity90 days from approval date
On-site timeUp to 30 consecutive days
Input typeSingle entry (a single entry into the country) for tourist and visit e-visas. The business e-visa can be for single or multiple entries.
Consular taxesDepending on your nationality

Did you know? The slightest error on the official government form can result in a refusal and the loss of your fees. Our team of experts checks every line of your file to guarantee the highest possible approval rate.

Fees according to nationality (official document obtained from the authorities)

Your Check-List documents

No more mailing your passport! Simply send us legible photos or scans of the following documents:

  • Valid passport : Valid for at least 6 months after your return date.
  • Passport photo : Recent, clean and on a white background.
  • Proof of theft : Your return plane tickets.
  • Accommodation : Your hotel confirmation or a letter of invitation from your host.
  • Proof of funds : A recent bank statement proving that you can support yourself locally.

Nigeria authorizes group and family requests for all e-Visa categories. Government fees are charged per applicant.

How does it work? Our 3-step support

  1. Fill in our simplified form : Less than 5 minutes in French.
  2. Download your documents : Send your scans 100% securely on our platform.
  3. Receive your e-Visa : We'll take care of the formalities and send you your official document directly by e-mail. All you have to do is print it out!

Here are our tips for obtaining your e-visa: 

It's essential to provide a complete file, including all the relevant documents. Our online form allows you to consolidate all your personal and travel information. Via our secure online platform, you can send us your documents in digital format. The advantage is that our services study each document to ensure that it complies with and is accepted by the relevant authorities. Our aim: to get your e-visa approved quickly, while avoiding the need for the authorities to update your file.

The Nigerian e-Visa has a barcode

You can complete your entire application online, on a single platform. From your personal space, You can access the form, add documents and track your file. You can also contact us by e-mail. Your e-visa can be downloaded from this area, along with your invoice.

Other categories of e-Visa are also available, but we do not offer them. These are: Academic Exchange (F7H), International Cultural Exchange (F7I), Emergency/Humanitarian Work (F7K), Journalist (F7A), Medical (F7C), Religious (F7D) and Humanitarian Services (F7J). Long-stay categories such as temporary work permits, employment permits, student visas and investor visas require embassy processing (usually 10 working days).

NIS customer support

The Nigeria Immigration Service offers 24-hour support via several channels:

  • Telephone : +234 912 190 0655 / +234 912 155 6359 / +234 912 147 7092
  • E-mail : help-evisa@immigration.gov.ng / nis.servicom@nigeriaimmigration.gov.ng
  • Claims : nis.reformchampion@immigration.gov.ng

Heading for Nigeria

Far off the beaten track, Nigeria is a vibrant destination that leaves no one indifferent. It is the cultural and economic heart of West Africa, offering a unique blend of ancestral traditions and absolute modernity.

Lagos, the city that never sleeps : Immerse yourself in the world capital of Afrobeats, discover the thriving Nollywood film industry and enjoy the beaches of Victoria Island.

Spectacular nature: Stroll through the Yankari wildlife reserve to observe elephants, walk through the dizzying canopy of the Lekki Conservation Centre or admire the imposing rock of Zuma.

A warm welcome: Let yourself be seduced by the legendary hospitality of the Nigerians and the richness of their spicy cuisine.

Which nationalities are eligible for e-visa?

All nationalities eligible for e-visa, With the exception of the 18 citizens of the following countries who can travel without a visa: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Saint Kitts and Nevis (90 days), Senegal, Seychelles (90 days), Sierra Leone, Togo.

In what format will I receive my e-Visa?

Once your application has been approved by the Nigerian authorities, we will send you your official approval document in PDF format by e-mail. You'll need to print it out in color and present it to immigration officials on arrival, along with your passport.

Can I extend my tourist visa once I'm in Nigeria?

No, the e-tourist visa cannot be extended. It authorizes you to stay in Nigeria for a maximum of 30 consecutive days. You must leave the country before the end of this period.

When should I start the process?

Although the government's average processing time is 2 to 5 working days, we strongly recommend that you start your application with at least 15 days before your departure date. This allows us to compensate for any delays in the Nigerian administration.

Is the yellow fever vaccine compulsory for Nigeria?

Yes, it's a strict obligation. You must be vaccinated against yellow fever to enter Nigeria. Your international vaccination booklet (the famous yellow booklet) will be requested by the authorities on arrival at the airport, along with your e-Visa.

For what reasons can I travel to Nigeria?

It is possible to enter Nigeria for the following reasons: visit, tourism, business and transit.

What are the different types of e-visas?

  • F3B e-visa: Transit - single entry
  • F4A e-visa: Business - single entry
  • F4B e-visa: Business - multiple entries
  • F5A e-visa: Tourism - single entry
  • F6A e-visa: Visit - single entry

Can I extend my Nigeria e-Visa?

No. e-Visas for tourism, business (single entry), transit, sport, creative arts and study stays are available. non-extendable. If you need to stay longer than 30 days, you will have to leave the country and re-apply. For longer stays, consider a visit visa (multiple entry), a work permit or other categories of long-stay visa via the embassy.

Nigéria: mandatory and recommended vaccines

Mandatory vaccinations

  • Yellow fever

    A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required upon entry for all travellers aged 9 months and over.

Recommended vaccines

  • Malaria

    Transmission all year round throughout the country.
  • Hepatitis A

  • Hepatitis B

    Long or repeated stays
  • Rage

    Extended stay or isolation
  • Typhoid fever

    Prolonged stay or poor hygiene conditions
  • Meningitis

    In case of prolonged stay in close contact with the local population, or during an epidemic