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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Saturnalia(m): 10:21am On Mar 06
Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo should look into this issue and sack + fire these corrupt incorrigible bastards working at our Consulates Overseas.

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by BecomeALandLord(m): 10:21am On Mar 06
Demajor2022:
Yes you can.
I traveled to Nigeria this year January with my expired passport and I did my NIN before returning back in February 2025.

Great
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by raphy(m): 10:25am On Mar 06
As una de taik to go abroad go work sef don de sweet me..mayy God help me πŸ™πŸ™
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by YoungLionken(m): 10:26am On Mar 06
You guys will never share updates that other Nigerians can benefit from. It is only when there is an issue that you lots would come out of your shell..

Anyway, you can fly back to Nigeria with your expired passport without paying or bribing anyone...

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Ferdinandu(m): 10:32am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.
Just manage do business with them once in a long while and rest. We your fellow country men back here in Nigeria encounter such stress every damn day. Flying back to Nigeria may even pose a more serious issue for you. If you really want something to change, pack your bag, come home and lead the fight. Though even if you come back and lead the fight, 3yrs maximum, you will realise you don't have option than to allow the demon to continue to possess Nigeria
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by MemoriesAndMe: 10:32am On Mar 06
When my Nigerian passport expired, I had an emergency travel document (ETD) from the Atlanta consulate for about $150. It was ready same day. I flew to Nigeria and no one looked at the ETD at the Lagos airport, they simply stamped my expired passport. It was in Lagos I simply renewed my passport after getting an NIN there.so you shouldn't have a problem unless something has changed.

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Sotland: 10:34am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Thank you, I am going to start shopping for ticket now


Are you not aware of trump's new immigration law? If you are having the US passport, do not risk travelling with Nigeria passport..

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by ogbonti: 10:34am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Thank you, I am going to start shopping for ticket now


you better ask the airline IF they will allow you fly with an expired naija passport before you buy that ticket - I had this same issue in California some years back and I was denied boarding by Luftansa - please please please- ask ahead of time and possible let them send u an email to confirm IF they told you u can fly with expired passport - that will ensure IF there is any flight denial at the airport - at least the airline will reimburse you adequately IF they see you have Proof they told you you can fly with expired naija passport

NIGERIA IS A DISGRACE - EVERYONE WORKING AT NAIJA EMBASSY IN ATLANTA WANTS TO RIP YOU OFF - angry angry angry angry

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by onuman: 10:40am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.


"there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building."

Refugee conditions like this for Nigerians de sweet Nigeria's officials like sugar. Extortion of the citizen refugees and taking cheap women to sleep with among the citizen refugees, is easier this way for the Nigerian officials.

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by onuman: 10:49am On Mar 06
Nigeria consulates all over Europe are the only places you can see people crowded outside under rain or sunshine.
Europeans watching the scenes spit over Nigeria's backwardess.
Even if a saint is placed at the Consulate to man it, Nigeria's factor will creep in later to return the consulate to sufferhead situation.

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by irumole1975: 10:52am On Mar 06
bigseank:
Yes you can. You can always enter Nigeria with an expired Nigerian passport, but you'll not be able to leave. NiN and passport can then be done expressly in 9ja for just a little more amount and you'll get in 3-4 days

Can you explain this further?

He has a US passport (assuming), if this is true..can’t he enter the US back with his US passport? Does he need his Nigerian passport to leave Nigeria again?
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by MrDoGood(m): 10:54am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.

Yea you can buy ticket and fly with the expired passport. Nigerians are the only people in the world that fly with expired passport grin
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Cmanforall: 11:13am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.

I don't understand why they stress Nigerians for Visa or passport renewal
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by HenryWilliams(m): 11:15am On Mar 06
[quote author=Yankee101 post=134414617]You should be able to fly to your country with an expired passport. But call your airline first to grant you that exception first[/quote]

There's not need to call anyone to explain.
He's at liberty to enter Nigeria with an expired Passport.. πŸ’―
He however would have to renew the Passport with NIN to leave .
It's a shame that our Consulates abroad keep bringing shame to the country..I've been hearing about the shoddy way they operate for years..
Dunno what the ministry of foreign affairs is doing about it
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by deemur: 11:17am On Mar 06
Yes you can deport yourself without visa
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Lovelife433(m): 11:17am On Mar 06
Yes you can.
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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by 00FFT00(m): 11:21am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.

You may enter Nigeria with your expired Nigeria passport, but make sure to depart the US with your US passport if you are a dual citizen.

May I also suggest that you already apply for a replacement passport at the Nigeria immigration portal, and also book a bio-data capture date.

In the likely event that you are not currently equipped with all the paperwork required in the process, it will be advisable to start that process as soon as you arrive in the country depending on how long your intended stay may be.

I did as suggested above, and walked away with a new passport in less than an hour of my arrival at the Nigeria immigration office in Nigeria.

Good luck.
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Enemyofpeace: 11:22am On Mar 06
Wait, let me ask Google
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Mrtaye: 11:49am On Mar 06
RRsport2:


Please can u give me details of how u did your NIN in Nigeria? Thanks
You can do it at NIN office opposite ShopRite ikeja just inside Civil defence compound
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Roger3D(m): 11:49am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.
Be very careful to crosscheck the advice you get on this forum before you land yourself in a situation you'll regret. Now while it is true that Nigerian Immigration will allow you into the country with an expired passport, some airlines will deny you boarding from your place of departure. Always check with the airline before booking first. Take this from someone who has seen it happen with his own eyes
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by sirkonline(m): 11:50am On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.

Ok i was in the same situation few months ago too. From Toronto.
1, Make sure you have your expired Nigeria passport.
2, Before buying your ticket, check the airline first, Most airline will allow you to board with expored Nigeria passport, some may give you hard time (i flew with egyptian, the counter person had to check with supervisor first, i believe the guy was new).
3, You can do and get your new 10 years passport in Nigeria in less than a week for about $150usd(had a connect in ilesa that made it possible) Get it 2hrs after capturing.
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Truth234(m): 12:02pm On Mar 06
FatherCHRISTMAS:


Is it possible to fly without a passport to African countries? Maybe you should be patient and get the passport.

You can apply for the Nigerian passport online.
They Nigeria immigration has a website for it

He has an American passport and an expired Nigerian passport. The visa he normally gets for $400 is on the American passport.

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by maridrug(m): 12:03pm On Mar 06
Let me start from your you buy and sell at cheaper price, what do you buy/sell?
You also give an opinion to DM you, how are we sure you are legit means? are you a govenment ageny?

I AM JUST CURIOUS!
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by InvertedHammer: 12:20pm On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.
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Nigerian end is not the problem.

Before anything, drive to the airport and talk to the airline staff at the ticketing counter to ensure that they will let you board with expired Nigerian passport. They will give you the current and updated information.

Any other information you get may not be very reliable.

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Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by remzytimer: 12:23pm On Mar 06
You can do that with rest of mind and if time permits enjoy some local food before you return. Safe trip
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by AImiron: 12:53pm On Mar 06
It's your country.
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by Greatechng(m): 1:06pm On Mar 06
Hope you go fit still go back? Na the main thing be that sha.
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by planetx: 1:07pm On Mar 06
Saturnalia:
Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo should look into this issue and sack + fire these corrupt incorrigible bastards working at our Consulates Overseas.
Consulates are under the foreign ministry not Tunji-Ojo.
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by erico2k2(m): 2:09pm On Mar 06
sultaan:
Hello everyone, I have been out of the country for a very long time so my passport is expired.

Last couple of times I have been in Nigeria, I have used the services of middle men in the 8050 building beside the Atlanta consulate building(paid $400 for Visa).
I do not want to use their service anymore due to the fact I gave out my bank account info and a lot of personal info to an entity that is not government agency..

I was able to get into the consulate since Joe Leshi was in charge and the had the Pakistani lady up front.

The current receptionist tries in her own way but they said the consulate does not do NIN, Passport nor Visas, all can be done in the 8050 building that is now charging $20 parking

My sister said Consulate in DC has changed like a miracle, but Atlanta Consulate is an agency of the 8050 building

My last encounter at the OIS building in Holcomb bridge road, the lady said I should go book appointment online for 90 days wait period with no other person in the building being attended to, and there was nothing she can do to expedite my visa application.


My question is can I just buy ticket to Nigeria and go do my NIN and passport in Nigeria with dignity?

This insult we have been experiencing from the Nigerian consulate in Atlanta is too much there is a tent outside full of people/families, and it all looks like refugees trying to get passport or Visa walking between consulate and 8050 building and they still want money orders in this day and age.

Atlanta Consulate needs a renewal operational failure is a culture over there.

This omonile and roadblock toll collector mentality should not persist in our society, the more we find it the harder to get rid of.
Yes you can I did same last year and even this year, I applied to get a new passport in Nigeria online total cost N50k and N2k processing, Passport was not ready on time and I travel back to the Uk with same expired passport plus my British passport. All I had to prove was that I paid for a new passport to return back to the UK.So when I travel next it would have been issued or if the portal shows printed and ready to issue I can give someone power of collection in a way of writing to go and pick it up and DHL it to me in the UK, That was what I was told at passport office PHC. Rivers State.YOu do not even need a middle MAN.
Re: Flying Back To Nigeria No Visa No Passport by erico2k2(m): 2:11pm On Mar 06
InvertedHammer:

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Nigerian end is not the problem.

Before anything, drive to the airport and talk to the airline staff at the ticketing counter to ensure that they will let you board with expired Nigerian passport. They will give you the current and updated information.

Any other information you get may not be very reliable.

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Lufthansa carry people with expired Passport and the NG government sent a memo to all airline that ply the 9ja route that they can carry anyone with expired 9ja passport to 9ja.

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