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Visiting Nigeria<\/h1>\n

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Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa, thereby making it an attractive destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). The potential in Nigeria is huge. When visiting Nigeria, you should keep in mind certain aspects, as outlined below.<\/p>\n

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VISA requirements<\/h1>\n

Travelling to Nigeria requires obtaining a VISA \u00a0for most countries especially from non-ECOWAS Countries. Up-front VISA application is recommended. This can be done by applying to the Nigerian Embassy in your country. Be advised that it can take 2-4 weeks to get your VISA. VISA on arrival is also obtainable in Nigeria for short stay.<\/p>\n

Upon your first visit you will be granted a single-entry VISA. However, a multiple entry VISA can be issued as your visits become frequent. For further information visit the Nigerian Immigration Service<\/u>.<\/p>\n

Please note that holders of ECOWAS passport do not require a VISA<\/p>\n

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Traveling in Nigeria<\/h1>\n

Most of local transportation in Nigeria is by road however, there are many local flights connecting major cities (Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Port Harcourt, etc.). Nigeria has several reliable and safe domestic airlines. Additionally, the country is making steady progress in the development of the railway system.<\/p>\n

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Traveling tips<\/h2>\n