How to get Visas of Nigeria from South Africa.

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Facts about Nigeria

Nigeria is known to be the giant of Africa, owing to its population and economy. The country is blessed with a rich cultural heritage and a lot of sites for tourists to explore. Obudu Ranch Resort is a popular destination among tourists. The country has beaches, national parks and waterfalls to make travelers to the country excited all the way. Almost every state in the country hosts festivals yearly, from the Argungu Fishing Festival to Osun Osogbo Festival, Calabar Christmas Carnival, Abuja Carnival the adventure is endless.

The tourism industry in Nigeria is one of the fastest-growing industries in the country. In 2017, it was recorded that over 3.51 million foreigners visited the country. The number of tourists visits to the country is expected to increase as more tourist sites come to the limelight.

It is illegal to use, traffic or be in possession of illegal drugs, lengthy prison sentences, and heavy fines would be handed out to anyone caught in the act. Homosexuality is seen an inappropriate in the country as there is a ‘Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Bill’ which allows those taking part in, supporting and aiding same-sex relations to be handed lengthy prison sentences. Tourists are advised to exercise caution in the country as violence could erupt without warning.

Basic Travel Requirements for South Africans visiting Nigeria

Applicants should ensure they have a completed and signed copy of the application form.
Bank statement which is not older than 3 months showing sufficient and continuous flow of funds for the duration of your stay in the country.
Applicants should have confirmed return flight tickets.
Information showing that you have the incentive to return to your home country, which can be in the form of a return ticket.
Proof of accommodation.
A passport-sized photograph not older than six months which is in accordance with the passport format for a visa application.
A South African passport that will still be valid for at least 6 months from the date of visa application.
Valid travel insurance.

Types of Nigeria Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Tourist Visa	10 - 15 days	90 days
Tourist Visa	10 - 15 days	90 days
Business Visa	10 - 15 days	90 days
Business Visa	10 - 15 days	90 days
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Places in Visas of Nigeria Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Tourist Visa		Not available
Tourist Visa		Not available
Business Visa		Not available
Business Visa		Not available
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FAQs about Places in Visas of Nigeria

How much is Nigerian visa for South Africa ?

A single-entry visa costs $58 and $103 for a multiple-entry visa.

How long does it take to get a Nigerian visa from South Africa ?

A Nigerian visa takes about 10 – 15 days to be processed.

Can I get a visa on arrival in Nigeria ?

No, you need to apply for a visa before traveling to Nigeria.

What is the currency in Nigeria ?

The currency in Nigeria is the naira.

I will complete my application for Vietnam visa in South Africa. What if I have unknown travel dates ?

You are not required to provide exact travel dates during your visa application, you can provide planned travel dates. Travelers are allowed to enter Vietnam later than the provided arrival date and leave the country by the provided exit date.

5 Visas of Nigeria found

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Nigeria

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Pretoria

This visa allows foreigners to visit Nigeria for tourism purpose. Foreigners with this visa type can visit all the tourist sites in the country without restriction. Those applying for this visa can also make visits to friends and relatives in Nigeria. For applicants visiting someone in Nigeria, a letter of invitation from your host is required. The letter should contain the address and means of identification of your host. Before entry into the country, travelers are advised to be immunized for hepatitis A and hepatitis B, meningitis, cholera and ensure to take preventive measures against malaria. It is mandatory for all travelers to Nigeria to have a yellow fever vaccination certificate. If you are travelling with a minor, ensure that you have a letter of consent which should be signed by both parents of the minor. Minors should ensure they have the original copy of their birth certificate. All travelers are required to have a valid medical insurance. You are required to obey all the rules and regulations that come with your visa. If you are travelling with your spouse, you are required to provide your original marriage certificate.

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Nigeria

Visas of Nigeria, Visa, Tourist visa

Pretoria

Business Visa from South Africa to Nigeria

Visas of Nigeria, Visa, Business visa

Pretoria

Business visa allows business-oriented foreigners to visit Nigeria to conduct business with companies in Nigeria. Foreigners traveling on the business visa can attend business meetings, negotiate and sign contracts with partner companies in Nigeria. You can also attend conferences, trade fairs and business lectures while in the country. Applicants of this visa are required to be in possession of a letter of invitation from their business partner in Nigeria stating the purpose and duration of the visit. A letter from your current employer stating that he is aware of your business leave. The address of the company should be written in the letter as well as the duration of the visit. If you are a non-South African, your South African stay permit should be provided during the visa application process. Receipt of the paid visa application fee is required. Certificate of yellow fever vaccination is mandatory. Before traveling, ensure you have been immunized for hepatitis A and hepatitis B, tetanus, polio, meningitis and cholera. Also ensure to take preventive measures against malaria.

Business Visa from South Africa to Nigeria

Visas of Nigeria, Visa, Business visa

Pretoria

Visa from South Africa to Nigeria

Visas of Nigeria, Visa

Pretoria

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