Plain-English guides to the visas Nigerians apply for most: what documents you need, what each visa costs in Naira, how long it takes, and the mistakes that get applications refused. Updated for 2026.
Standard Visitor visa for tourism, family and business, documents, fees and how to avoid a refusal.
Read the guide →Visitor visa (TRV) for tourism and family, proof of funds, biometrics and avoiding refusal.
Read the guide →One visa for 29 European countries, insurance, itinerary, funds and which embassy to use.
Read the guide →B1/B2 visitor visa, DS-160, the embassy interview, and proving strong ties under 214(b).
Read the guide →Visitor visa (subclass 600) applied online, with the Genuine Temporary Entrant test.
Read the guide →Schengen short-stay plus national visas for work and study, including the Opportunity Card.
Read the guide →For Nigerians with a CAS from a UK university: the financial requirement, IHS and how to apply.
Read the guide →For Nigerians with a Canadian letter of acceptance: PAL, proof of funds and the application.
Read the guide →For Nigerians with a UK job offer and Certificate of Sponsorship: salary thresholds and fees.
Read the guide →Most Nigerians travelling abroad apply for a short-stay visitor visa, for tourism, visiting family, business meetings or conferences. If you are going to study or work, you need a specific student or work visa instead. The right choice depends on your destination and the purpose of your trip:
Whichever you apply for, the decision usually comes down to the same things: proof you can fund the trip, evidence you will return to Nigeria, and a complete, consistent application. That is exactly what we help with.
Message us on WhatsApp, tell us where you're going, and we'll take it from there. No shady agents. No documents sent to a stranger. Just a clean process, in Naira.