smartty68:
Did mine for 35k last year at Abuja. Got the passport within a week...

Baba link me... I also intend doing it b4 march.
Am in Abuja, Kubwa

Be like people wan leave the country o
Abi make I go Italy

The one I did 2years ago was 33k at ogun state , dunno how much it is now sha

Richnero:
I need to know the cost and requirements of obtaining an international passport in Nigeria as well as the time it will take to get it.

Mine took lest than a week.. I paid more though 35k ..

WE DIE HERE

I did mine for 50k in Osogbo during the endsars protest.

Varies express or Normal

Richnero:
Thanks. But I need to know the current price.

Depends on your location, I know someone who did hers for 30k in Niger State about two weeks ago.

Budget 35k because of the little expenditures that's attached to it.

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Mine took lest than a week.. I paid more though 35k ..




Which documents are needed?

#40k

luvkidtemmy:
I think it's 27k for 15pages

Oga Nothing like 15 pages, it's 32 pages

Richnero:
Thanks. But I need to know the current price.

35k in the East but 45k in Lagos.

valentineuwakwe:
The current price is 40k for a 32page Nigerian international passport....which you will get within a week but if you want express, you pay 45 and get it same day!

Please which state?

Richnero:
I need to know the cost and requirements of obtaining an international passport in Nigeria as well as the time it will take to get it.

Don't fall victim to the NIS officers who extort unsuspecting civilians. Go to the official NIS website or better still follow this thread. Start reading from page165.
https://www.nairaland.com/1969461/cost-nigeria-international-passport

The process is very easy and you can do it yourself

Oggg

I did my international passport with 25k in Enugu

Interesting

Chai make I quick go renew mine asap ......cos road don clear

longetivity:
This one too is planning to japa ..... God when

Even the father of Boris Johnson UK PM. want to japa to France... cos of Brexit. who no like better things?

I did mine at passport office Gwagwalada, Abuja.

I never wanted help from anybody so i did everything myself but here is the story;

1, Approaching the office i was apprehended by a lot of passport profiteers to my greatest surprise they were immigration junior officers providing client for their superiors.

2, I told them i had paid online and they all fled 2 secs, nobody was willing to help me because obviously you wont get the opportunity to exploit or extort me.

3, I was led to see a top boss by a kind security guy. ( always be polite to security personnels, vast majority are heavily connected. Sometimes speak pidgin and adress them as 'Sir' with a smiling face).

4, I met him and immediately i was asigned an officer for my passport. Fortunately, he was from my state and he processed it really fast in few minutes i was done with capturing because i had filled some of the forms online already my passport ID was inputted and it was on the go.

5, I would have gotten my passport that very day but I couldn't wait for it until the next.

I spent a total sum of 17k for 32 pages.

It was so fluid for me.

benikad:
I did mine around 27k to 28k, and I got it exactly 2weeks

Please, which immigration office did you use?

Thank you.

longetivity:
This one too is planning to japa ..... God when

Bro no time forget about all the things in Nigeria, of all the things you can get in life if you don't have security and peace of mind is all trash, kidnapping, cultism, lectures harrasment, nepotism, highhandedness, corruption, by all means I will leave this country even na bostwana I prefer security than stay here

Xpart24:
E be like say this one just want know the price oo

Haha

Nice thread

What about renewal?

Funny enough, I did a search on google about it some hours ago. The thought of having one just dropped into my heart.

One can get it through the Nigeria immigration website. You print out the form, make a payment of #17,000 and submit to your nearest processing office. It shouldnt take more than two to three days, all things being equal.