Nigeria Visa
Don't know what a visa for Nigeria looks like? You can view sample visa for Nigeria and see the information it contains.
Part of the visa application requires the applicant to complete an online visa form through the Nigerian Immigration Service website. During this process the applicant is required to pay the visa fee directly to the Nigerian government by credit card which also includes logging in or creating a Gmail, Yahoo or Open ID account.
There are anti-fraud measures in place for the use of credit cards on the online application site such as registration of the cardholder if the first and last name on the card does not match the applicant's name. Full details are provided online prior to commencing the application once logged in.
Visalink provides a guide to assist you in completing the online visa application. To access the guide follow the link: Nigeria Online Visa Application Instructions.
In order for Visalink to process your visa, you must provide the following documents:
Please review additional details in the visa application instructions in the pack.
You must provide a photograph. Upload your photo and we will print it to the exact specifications required for this visa. Follow https://visalink.com.au/photo-service to upload your photo.
Alternatively, you may provide three colour, passport-type photographs that meets the following strict criteria: be taken within the last three months against an all-white background and printed on high-quality photo paper; be 45mm (h) by 35mm (w); provide the full frontal view of your head with your face centered in the middle and displaying a neutral (non-smiling) expression. You may wear neither eyeglasses nor headwear except for religious purposes. Your photos should be glued to the designated section of the visa application form (in the absence of a designated area, affix to the top right or top left corner).
You are required to provide a Business Introduction Letter from your Australian-based company. Be certain your letter meets the specific requirements of the consulate by using our Digital Introduction Cover Letter. Visit https://visalink.com.au/bcl-order to get started.
Alternatively, please use the sample Business Introduction Letter provided at https://visalink.com.au/forms?formname=Business-Introduction-Letter-Sample.pdf using the exact language and format provided in order to prevent a rejection and possible delays with your visa request.
Please ensure that the business letter is addressed to the High Commissioner at the Nigerian High Commission (26 Guilfoyle Street, Yarralumla, ACT 2600).
A letter of invitation from the applicant's host. A copy is acceptable. This letter must:
A copy of the Company Registration (Certificate of Incorporation) of the company you are visiting in Nigeria.
One copy of the applicant's yellow fever certificate
Please note: The original certificate must be carried by the traveller whilst in country for presentation to officials on request
Stay informed and safe by having Visalink subscribe you to the Travel Advice Email Alerts of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade. Registration enables you to receive the most up-to-date travel advice regarding safety, security, entry requirements, travel warnings and health. Visalink will register the email address provided in the order. To enroll in this optional service, add this option to your order within the order flow. (Note: the Australian Government does not levy a fee for this service).
Part of the visa application requires the applicant to complete an online visa form through the Nigerian Immigration Service website. During this process the applicant is required to pay the visa fee directly to the Nigerian government by credit card which also includes logging in or creating a Gmail, Yahoo or Open ID account.
There are anti-fraud measures in place for the use of credit cards on the online application site such as registration of the cardholder if the first and last name on the card does not match the applicant's name. Full details are provided online prior to commencing the application once logged in.
Visalink provides a guide to assist you in completing the online visa application. To access the guide follow the link: Nigeria Online Visa Application Instructions.
In order for Visalink to process your visa, you must provide the following documents:
Please review additional details in the visa application instructions in the pack.
You must provide a photograph. Upload your photo and we will print it to the exact specifications required for this visa. Follow https://visalink.com.au/photo-service to upload your photo.
Alternatively, you may provide three colour, passport-type photographs that meets the following strict criteria: be taken within the last three months against an all-white background and printed on high-quality photo paper; be 45mm (h) by 35mm (w); provide the full frontal view of your head with your face centered in the middle and displaying a neutral (non-smiling) expression. You may wear neither eyeglasses nor headwear except for religious purposes. Your photos should be glued to the designated section of the visa application form (in the absence of a designated area, affix to the top right or top left corner).
Evidence of available funds. This should be provided as a copy of the applicants bank statement for the last six months showing a minimum balance of AUD1000.00. The bank statement must be in the name of applicant and on bank letterhead.
A letter of invitation from the applicant's host. A copy is acceptable. This letter must:
A letter of employment from the hosts' employer in Nigeria. This letter must:
A copy of the Certificate of Incorporation of the company that the host is employed by must also be submitted with the visa application.
One copy of the applicant's yellow fever certificate
Please note: The original certificate must be carried by the traveller whilst in country for presentation to officials on request
Photocopy of the host's Nigerian passport data page.
If visiting Resident Aliens, a photocopy of evidence of CERPAC documents - Combined Expatriate Residence Permit and Aliens Card (green and brown cards/Temporary Receipts), and the first five relevant pages of the passport, including the bio data page of the sponsor's passport.
If visiting a Church in Nigeria, applicants must include:
If the visa applicant and the host in Nigeria are married, applicants must include:
Children aged 16 and under must provide the following additional documents with their visa application:
Stay informed and safe by having Visalink subscribe you to the Travel Advice Email Alerts of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade. Registration enables you to receive the most up-to-date travel advice regarding safety, security, entry requirements, travel warnings and health. Visalink will register the email address provided in the order. To enroll in this optional service, add this option to your order within the order flow. (Note: the Australian Government does not levy a fee for this service).
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