As a travel freak, I often ask people why they don’t travel or go on vacation. Some of the replies I get each time is, it’s either they don’t have enough money or the difficulties they experience in getting a visa to travel abroad. Do you know there are over forty countries in the world that you can travel to with your Nigerian passport that doesn’t require a visa? Yes! You heard me right.
Antigua and Barbuda = Electronic Entry Visa
Bangladesh = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Barbados = Visa not required = 6 months
Benin = Visa not required = 90 days
Burkina Faso = Visa not required
Cambodia = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Cameroon = Visa not required = 90 days
Cape Verde = Visa not required
Chad = Visa not required = 3 months
Comoros = Visa on arrival
Côte d’Ivoire = Visa not required
Djibouti = Visa on arrival
Dominica = Visa not required
Fiji = Visa not required = 4 months
Gabon = eVisa= Electronic visa
Gambia = Visa not required
Ghana = Visa not required
Guinea = Visa not required
Guinea-Bissau =Visa not required
Iran = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Kenya= eVisa= 3months
Lesotho = eVisa
Liberia =Visa not required
Madagascar =Visa on arrival = 90 days
Maldives = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Mali = Visa not required
Mauritania = Visa on arrival
Mauritius =Visa on arrival
Micronesia = Visa not required
Mozambique =Visa on arrival = 30 Days
Nicaragua = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Niger = Visa not required
Palau = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Rwanda = Visa on arrival =30 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis =Visa not required = 3 months
Samoa = Entry Permit on arrival = 60 days
São Tomé and Príncipe = eVisa
Senegal = Visa not required = 90 days
Seychelles = Visitor’s Permit on arrival = 3 months
Sierra Leone = Visa not required
Tanzania = Visa on arrival
Timor-Leste = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Togo = Visa not required
Vanuatu = Visa not required = 30 days
Zambia = eVisa
Zimbabwe = eVisa

Source Travelwaka List of Other Visa free countries for Nigerians

So if I want to travel to any of the listed countries, what should I do??

Investmentfreak:
So if I want to travel to any of the listed countries, what should I do??

All you need to do is if it's visa free country, you just travel and get your passport stamped while if it's a visa on arrival you get your visa when you get to your location.

travelwaka:
As a travel freak, I often ask people why they don’t travel or go on vacation. Some of the replies I get each time is, it’s either they don’t have enough money or the difficulties they experience in getting a visa to travel abroad. Do you know there are over forty countries in the world that you can travel to with your Nigerian passport that doesn’t require a visa? Yes! You heard me right.
Antigua and Barbuda = Electronic Entry Visa
Bangladesh = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Barbados = Visa not required = 6 months
Benin = Visa not required = 90 days
Burkina Faso = Visa not required
Cambodia = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Cameroon = Visa not required = 90 days
Cape Verde = Visa not required
Chad = Visa not required = 3 months
Comoros = Visa on arrival
Côte d’Ivoire = Visa not required
Djibouti = Visa on arrival
Dominica = Visa not required
Fiji = Visa not required = 4 months
Gabon = eVisa= Electronic visa
Gambia = Visa not required
Ghana = Visa not required
Guinea = Visa not required
Guinea-Bissau =Visa not required
Iran = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Kenya= eVisa= 3months
Lesotho = eVisa
Liberia =Visa not required
Madagascar =Visa on arrival = 90 days
Maldives = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Mali = Visa not required
Mauritania = Visa on arrival
Mauritius =Visa on arrival
Micronesia = Visa not required
Mozambique =Visa on arrival = 30 Days
Nicaragua = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Niger = Visa not required
Palau = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Rwanda = Visa on arrival =30 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis =Visa not required = 3 months
Samoa = Entry Permit on arrival = 60 days
São Tomé and Príncipe = eVisa
Senegal = Visa not required = 90 days
Seychelles = Visitor’s Permit on arrival = 3 months
Sierra Leone = Visa not required
Tanzania = Visa on arrival
Timor-Leste = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Togo = Visa not required
Vanuatu = Visa not required = 30 days
Zambia = eVisa
Zimbabwe = eVisa

Source Travelwaka List of Other Visa free countries for Nigerians

Tanzania is no longer visa on arrival

Some of the countries in that list have shut theur doors as at today

tourism options for Nigerians without the hassle of visa is quite limited.

travelwaka:


All you need to do is if it's visa free country, you just travel and get your passport stamped while if it's a visa on arrival you get your visa when you get to your location.

Thanks
So I can just take a flight to any of the countries with my international passport right?

Hello house, please I want to invite someone to Nigeria for the first time, please how do I go about this, I don't know what step to take and how do I start.

See the mumu countries that are visa free.. Chaii

yummydrae:
See the mumu countries that are visa free.. Chaii

Mauritius isnt mumu na

Smalliegirl:


Mauritius isnt mumu na

The only countries that trust us to make us visa-free are all these islands and dead countries

yummydrae:

The only countries that trust us to make us visa-free are all these islands and dead countries

... what do u expect? A good name is better than riches. Nigeria doesn't have a good reputation abroad. Yahoo boys and corrupt leaders have made it difficult for honest Nigerians.

Bigsamnaira:
Hello house, please I want to invite someone to Nigeria for the first time, please how do I go about this, I don't know what step to take and how do I start.

Which country is your guest coming from?

If its Europe, as it was in my case, i got a Police Character Certificate ( PCC ), took it for certification at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then took it also for legalization at the embassy in Abuja and then sent a scanned copy of that PCC and my international passport to my guest and his Nigerian visa was approved.

queendoreez:


Which country is your guest coming from?

If its Europe, as it was in my case, i got a Police Character Certificate ( PCC ), took it for certification at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then took it also for legalization at the embassy in Abuja and then sent a scanned copy of that PCC and my international passport to my guest and his Nigerian visa was approved.

Thanks bros and yes he is coming from an European country (Latvia) but is this all I need from my end for him to apply for his Nigerian visiting visa?

Are you sure Lesotho is evisa because if you enter Lesotho you already have access to South Africa, Botswana, Swaziland and Namibia. And you need to apply for a visa to SA. Well I will make enquiries about that though I have visited Lesotho from SA. A very small country that is like in the outskirt of SA.

Bigsamnaira:
Hello house, please I want to invite someone to Nigeria for the first time, please how do I go about this, I don't know what step to take and how do I start.

Which country is he coming from? He can just walk into any Nigerian embassy in the country and apply for A Nigerian visa, be ready to provide some documents though, also getting a Nigerian visa is hard, you won't believe it until you try. Goodluck

Bigsamnaira:


Thanks bros and yes he is coming from an European country (Latvia) but is this all I need from my end for him to apply for his Nigerian visiting visa?

Yes, that's all

travelwaka:
As a travel freak, I often ask people why they don’t travel or go on vacation. Some of the replies I get each time is, it’s either they don’t have enough money or the difficulties they experience in getting a visa to travel abroad. Do you know there are over forty countries in the world that you can travel to with your Nigerian passport that doesn’t require a visa? Yes! You heard me right.
Antigua and Barbuda = Electronic Entry Visa
Bangladesh = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Barbados = Visa not required = 6 months
Benin = Visa not required = 90 days
Burkina Faso = Visa not required
Cambodia = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Cameroon = Visa not required = 90 days
Cape Verde = Visa not required
Chad = Visa not required = 3 months
Comoros = Visa on arrival
Côte d’Ivoire = Visa not required
Djibouti = Visa on arrival
Dominica = Visa not required
Fiji = Visa not required = 4 months
Gabon = eVisa= Electronic visa
Gambia = Visa not required
Ghana = Visa not required
Guinea = Visa not required
Guinea-Bissau =Visa not required
Iran = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Kenya= eVisa= 3months
Lesotho = eVisa
Liberia =Visa not required
Madagascar =Visa on arrival = 90 days
Maldives = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Mali = Visa not required
Mauritania = Visa on arrival
Mauritius =Visa on arrival
Micronesia = Visa not required
Mozambique =Visa on arrival = 30 Days
Nicaragua = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Niger = Visa not required
Palau = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Rwanda = Visa on arrival =30 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis =Visa not required = 3 months
Samoa = Entry Permit on arrival = 60 days
São Tomé and Príncipe = eVisa
Senegal = Visa not required = 90 days
Seychelles = Visitor’s Permit on arrival = 3 months
Sierra Leone = Visa not required
Tanzania = Visa on arrival
Timor-Leste = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Togo = Visa not required
Vanuatu = Visa not required = 30 days
Zambia = eVisa
Zimbabwe = eVisa

Source Travelwaka List of Other Visa free countries for Nigerians

bro I tried that of Bangladesh and I was told, it's no longer visa on arrival, how true is that

hmmm,well below is the visa free countries for Ghanaian passport.Compare and note the difference we enjoy.Maybe you will respect Ghana a lil bit after comparing
64 Countries Ghanaian Citizens Can Visit without Visa or Visa on Arrival..2019 update.
1. Belize (Country in Central America)
2. Bangladesh (Country in South Asia, Visa free for 3 months)
3. Barbados (Country in the Caribbean, Visa free for 6 months)
4. Bolivia (Country in South America, Visa on Arrival for 90 days)
5. Cambodia (Country in Asia, Visa on Arrival for 30 days)
6. Dominica (Country in the Caribbean, Visa free for 6 months)
7. Ecuador (Country in South America, Visa free for 90 days)
8. Fiji (Country in Oceania, visa free for 4 months)
9. Grenada (Visa not required for 3 months)
10. Haiti (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required for 3 months)
11. Indonesia (Visa not required for 30 days)
12. Iran (Country in the Middle East, Visa on Arrival for 15 days)
13. Jamaica (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not Required)
14. Maldives (Country in South Asia, Visa on Arrival for 30 days)
15. Micronesia(Country in Oceania, Visa not Required for 30 days)
16. Nicaragua (Country in Central America, Visa on arrival for 90 days)
17. Palau (country in Oceania, Visa on Arrival for 30 days)
18. Philippines (Country in Asia, Visa not required for 30 days)
19. Saint Kitts and Nevis (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required for 3 months)
20. Saint Lucia (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required for 6 weeks)
21. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required 30 days)
22. Samoa (Country in Oceania, Entry permit on arrival for 60 days)
23. Singapore (Country in Asia, visa not required for 30 days)
24. Trinidad and Tobago (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required)
25. Tuvalu (Country in Oceania, Visa on arrival for 1 month)
26. Vanuatu (Country in Oceania, Visa not required for 30 days)
27. Benin (Visa not required for 90 days)
28. Burkina Faso (Visa not required)
29. Cape Verde (Visa not required)
30. Côte d'Ivoire (Visa not required)
31. Djibouti (Visa on arrival)
32. Gambia (Visa not required for 90 days)
33. Guinea (Visa not required)
34. Guinea-Bissau (Visa not required for 90 days)
35. Kenya (Visa not required for 90 days)
36. Liberia (Visa not required)
37. Madagascar (Visa on arrival for 90 days)
38. Mali (Visa not required)
39. Mauritania (Visa on Arrival)
40. Mauritius (Visa not Required for 90 days)
41. Mozambique (Visa on arrival for 30 days)
42. Niger (Visa not required)
43. Nigeria (Visa not required)
44. Rwanda (Visa not required for 90 days)
45. Senegal (Visa not required for 3 months)
46. Seychelles (Visitor’s permit on arrival for 3 months)
47. Sierra Leone (Visa not required)
48. Swaziland (Visa not Required for 30 days)
49. Tanzania (Visa not required for 3 months)
50. Togo (Visa not required)
51. Uganda (Visa not required for 3 months)
52. Zambia (Visa on arrival for 90 days)
53. Zimbabwe (Visa not required for 3 months)
54. Antigua and Barbuda (Country in the Caribbean)
55. Bahrain (Country in the Middle East)
56. Cambodia (Country in Asia, Electronic Visa for 30 days)
57. Comoros (Country in East Africa)
58. Gabon (Country in Central Africa)
59. Georgia (Country at the intersection of Europe and Asia)
60. India (Country in Asia, Electronic Visa for 60 days)
61. Kyrgyzstan (Country in Central Asia)
62. Lesotho (Country in Southern Africa)
63. Myanmar(Country in Asia, Electronic visa for 28 days)
64.South Africa(Country in Southern Africa visa not required for 90 days)

nzeobi:

bro I tried that of Bangladesh and I was told, it's no longer visa on arrival, how true is that

There has been a lot of changes lately, some countries are signing off the no Visa deal with Nigeria

travelwaka:

There has been a lot of changes lately, some countries are signing off the no Visa deal with Nigeria

how can I get a Bangladesh visa

chrisagyei:
hmmm,well below is the visa free countries for Ghanaian passport.Compare and note the difference we enjoy.Maybe you will respect Ghana a lil bit after comparing
64 Countries Ghanaian Citizens Can Visit without Visa or Visa on Arrival..2019 update.
1. Belize (Country in Central America)
2. Bangladesh (Country in South Asia, Visa free for 3 months)
3. Barbados (Country in the Caribbean, Visa free for 6 months)
4. Bolivia (Country in South America, Visa on Arrival for 90 days)
5. Cambodia (Country in Asia, Visa on Arrival for 30 days)
6. Dominica (Country in the Caribbean, Visa free for 6 months)
7. Ecuador (Country in South America, Visa free for 90 days)
8. Fiji (Country in Oceania, visa free for 4 months)
9. Grenada (Visa not required for 3 months)
10. Haiti (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required for 3 months)
11. Indonesia (Visa not required for 30 days)
12. Iran (Country in the Middle East, Visa on Arrival for 15 days)
13. Jamaica (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not Required)
14. Maldives (Country in South Asia, Visa on Arrival for 30 days)
15. Micronesia(Country in Oceania, Visa not Required for 30 days)
16. Nicaragua (Country in Central America, Visa on arrival for 90 days)
17. Palau (country in Oceania, Visa on Arrival for 30 days)
18. Philippines (Country in Asia, Visa not required for 30 days)
19. Saint Kitts and Nevis (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required for 3 months)
20. Saint Lucia (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required for 6 weeks)
21. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required 30 days)
22. Samoa (Country in Oceania, Entry permit on arrival for 60 days)
23. Singapore (Country in Asia, visa not required for 30 days)
24. Trinidad and Tobago (Country in the Caribbean, Visa not required)
25. Tuvalu (Country in Oceania, Visa on arrival for 1 month)
26. Vanuatu (Country in Oceania, Visa not required for 30 days)
27. Benin (Visa not required for 90 days)
28. Burkina Faso (Visa not required)
29. Cape Verde (Visa not required)
30. Côte d'Ivoire (Visa not required)
31. Djibouti (Visa on arrival)
32. Gambia (Visa not required for 90 days)
33. Guinea (Visa not required)
34. Guinea-Bissau (Visa not required for 90 days)
35. Kenya (Visa not required for 90 days)
36. Liberia (Visa not required)
37. Madagascar (Visa on arrival for 90 days)
38. Mali (Visa not required)
39. Mauritania (Visa on Arrival)
40. Mauritius (Visa not Required for 90 days)
41. Mozambique (Visa on arrival for 30 days)
42. Niger (Visa not required)
43. Nigeria (Visa not required)
44. Rwanda (Visa not required for 90 days)
45. Senegal (Visa not required for 3 months)
46. Seychelles (Visitor’s permit on arrival for 3 months)
47. Sierra Leone (Visa not required)
48. Swaziland (Visa not Required for 30 days)
49. Tanzania (Visa not required for 3 months)
50. Togo (Visa not required)
51. Uganda (Visa not required for 3 months)
52. Zambia (Visa on arrival for 90 days)
53. Zimbabwe (Visa not required for 3 months)
54. Antigua and Barbuda (Country in the Caribbean)
55. Bahrain (Country in the Middle East)
56. Cambodia (Country in Asia, Electronic Visa for 30 days)
57. Comoros (Country in East Africa)
58. Gabon (Country in Central Africa)
59. Georgia (Country at the intersection of Europe and Asia)
60. India (Country in Asia, Electronic Visa for 60 days)
61. Kyrgyzstan (Country in Central Asia)
62. Lesotho (Country in Southern Africa)
63. Myanmar(Country in Asia, Electronic visa for 28 days)
64.South Africa(Country in Southern Africa visa not required for 90 days)

lol you are very funny ,I was thinking I will see better European countries on your list

I was thinking I will see a better country there

Take a look at the crappy countries with no benefit that's making you exicted,not suprised this is coming from a Ghanaian

Those countries you write over there which of them can you travel to and earn a decent living by having a good job ?

Smh for you

andrew444:


lol you are very funny ,I was thinking I will see better European countries on your list

I was thinking I will see a better country there

Take a look at the crappy countries with no benefit that's making you exicted,not suprised this is coming from a Ghanaian

Those countries you write over there which of them can you travel to and earn a decent living by having a good job ?

Smh for you

firstly,you seem to be stalking my comments.Secondly A Ghanaian passport allows you visa free or visa on arrival to 64 countries worldwide including advanced Singapore,all the beautiful countries in the Caribbean,Bolivia,Ecuador,South Africa,Philippians,Indonesia,India,beautiful Seychelles,Mauritius and over 30 African countries,among other countries compared to Nigeria's 45 countries and which Nigeria passport does not have,thirdly,our passport is among top ten most powerful and respected passport in Africa whilst yours is among the least respected and least powerful passports.,fourthly these visas are not mearnt for resident and work permits buh purposely for visits,tourism and business meetings so even a British will pass through the same channels that a Syrian will use to acquire work and residence permit in the USA although it's visa free for 90 days for a British passport to the US.And Europe is not the only definition of developed country.Have you heard of the Asian tigers?

travelwaka:
As a travel freak, I often ask people why they don’t travel or go on vacation. Some of the replies I get each time is, it’s either they don’t have enough money or the difficulties they experience in getting a visa to travel abroad. Do you know there are over forty countries in the world that you can travel to with your Nigerian passport that doesn’t require a visa? Yes! You heard me right.
Antigua and Barbuda = Electronic Entry Visa
Bangladesh = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Barbados = Visa not required = 6 months
Benin = Visa not required = 90 days
Burkina Faso = Visa not required
Cambodia = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Cameroon = Visa not required = 90 days
Cape Verde = Visa not required
Chad = Visa not required = 3 months
Comoros = Visa on arrival
Côte d’Ivoire = Visa not required
Djibouti = Visa on arrival
Dominica = Visa not required
Fiji = Visa not required = 4 months
Gabon = eVisa= Electronic visa
Gambia = Visa not required
Ghana = Visa not required
Guinea = Visa not required
Guinea-Bissau =Visa not required
Iran = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Kenya= eVisa= 3months
Lesotho = eVisa
Liberia =Visa not required
Madagascar =Visa on arrival = 90 days
Maldives = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Mali = Visa not required
Mauritania = Visa on arrival
Mauritius =Visa on arrival
Micronesia = Visa not required
Mozambique =Visa on arrival = 30 Days
Nicaragua = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Niger = Visa not required
Palau = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Rwanda = Visa on arrival =30 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis =Visa not required = 3 months
Samoa = Entry Permit on arrival = 60 days
São Tomé and Príncipe = eVisa
Senegal = Visa not required = 90 days
Seychelles = Visitor’s Permit on arrival = 3 months
Sierra Leone = Visa not required
Tanzania = Visa on arrival
Timor-Leste = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Togo = Visa not required
Vanuatu = Visa not required = 30 days
Zambia = eVisa
Zimbabwe = eVisa

Source Travelwaka List of Other Visa free countries for Nigerians

Please which visa free country can favor bakers or roadside hustlers? A place convenient for children because Nigeria is becoming something else now. I will be waiting for your comments, thank you.

Rozyconcept:
Please which visa free country can favor bakers or roadside hustlers? A place convenient for children because Nigeria is becoming something else now. I will be waiting for your comments, thank you.

Nigeria has the market but if you are ready to learn a new language (French), then you may want to try Abidjan in Cote d'Ivoire bearing in mind that the cost of living is slightly higher than that of Nigeria.

Oga OP,

Strike Barbados off your list. You need a transit visa through UK or Frankfurt Germany to get there. Also, expect to get grilled at the point of entry. Been there, done that.

staga:
Oga OP,

Strike Barbados off your list. You need a transit visa through UK or Frankfurt Germany to get there. Also, expect to get grilled at the point of entry. Been there, done that.

Good evening.. I mistakenly booked for a flight with 2 stopovers at Turkey and Germany.. Pls how do I apply for the transit Visa? And how long does it take?

Datakey:


Good evening.. I mistakenly booked for a flight with 2 stopovers at Turkey and Germany.. Pls how do I apply for the transit Visa? And how long does it take?

Apply through the embassy. The processing time is faster compared to regular visa. You will need to show

- Your valid passport
- Ticket reservation
- Visa or residency permit of your final destination
- Travel insurance