51 Countries You Can Travel With Nigerian Passport Without Visa

[Blackpussy]

Travelling out of the country requires a lot of processes and adequate planning. With the obtaining of a visa application with a Nigerian passport which is ranking at 83rd in freedom to travel across the world, it is always hectic, difficult and takes a long process. Perhaps, you’ve experienced frustrations in meeting their draconian visa requirements, and you’re about to give up your desire or plan to spend your next holiday outside the country. With just a valid international passport, you can gain entry into these African countries and some Asian, American and Oceanian countries without having to stress yourself over getting a visa. Some may, however, be required to apply for a visa at their point of entry. Although the visa requirements for Nigerian citizens of these countries varies, some countries listed below would grant you visa upon arrival for a visa fee and some of them allow you to stay for a specific period before the requiring for a visa. In whichever way, it would be required that you possess a valid Nigerian international passport to have access into any of these countries.



Requirements for Visiting a Visa Free Country

Although there are about 52 countries that you can visit with a Nigerian passport without a visa, you would need to put some things in order which may be required if you at the point of entry into the country you intend visiting. Before leaving the country, some of what you will need includes:

Your International Passport

Proof of sufficient funds

Accommodation fee

Return ticket

1. ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA


Duration
Electronic visa entry
2. BARBADOS

Duration
6 months stay without a visa.
3. BENIN REPUBLIC

Duration
 90 days visa-free entry.
4. BURKINA FASO

Duration
visa-free entry.
5. CAMBODIA

Duration
30 days visa on arrival.
6. CAMEROON

Duration
90 days visa-free entry.
7. CAPE VERDE

Duration
visa-free entry.
8. CHAD

Duration
visa-free entry.
9. COMOROS ISLAND

Duration
citizens visa on arrival.
10. IVORY COAST

Duration
visa-free entry.
11. DJIBOUTI

Duaration
31 days evisa on arrival
12. DOMINICA

Duration
visa-free entry.
14. FIJI ISLANDS

Duration
4 months visa-free entry, with the possibility of extension of residence permits.
15. GABON

Duration
citizens visa on arrival obtainable at Libreville International airport.
16. THE GAMBIA

Duration
visa-free entry.
17. Georgia

Duration
visa on arrival.
18. GHANA

Duration
visa-free entry.
19. GUINEA

Duration
citizens visa-free entry.

20. GUINEA BISSAU

Duration
visa-free entry.
21. HAITI


Duration
3 months visa-free entry.
22. Iran


Duration
3 months Visa on arrival.
23. Kenya


Duration
3 months visa on arrival.
24. KYRGYZSTAN


Duration
90 days, on arrival, however, the holder must arrive via Manas International Airport
25. LESOTHO


Duration
citizens visa on arrival.
26. LIBERIA


Duration
 visa-free entry.
27. MADAGASCAR


Duration
90 days visa on arrival.
28. MALDIVES


Duartion
30 days Visa On arrival.
29. MALI


Duration
visa-free entry.
30. MAURITANIA


Duration
Visa on arrival.
31.  MAURITIUS


Duration
2 weeks visa on arrival.
32. MICRONESIA


Duration
30 days Visa On arrival.
34. NAMIBIA


Duration
Visa on arrival
35. NIGER REPUBLIC


Duration
visa-free entry.
36. PALAU

Duration
Visa on arrival.
37. QATAR

Duration
visa on arrival.
38. RWANDA


Duration
30 days visa on arrival.
39. SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS


Duration
3 months visa-free entry.
40. SAMOA


Duration
60 days Entry permit on arrival.
41. SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE


Duration
30 days visa on arrival.
42. SENEGAL


Duration
90 days visa-free entry.
43. SEYCHELLES

Duration
90 days visa on arrival
45. SOMALIA


Duration
30 days Visa On arrival.
46. TIMOR-LESTE


Duration
30 days Visa On arrival.
47. TOGO


Duration
90 days visa-free on arrival
48. TUVALU


Duration
30 days Visa On arrival.
49. UGANDA


Duration
citizens Visa on arrival.
50. VANUATU


Duration
Citizen Visa entry on arrival
51. ZAMBIA


]Duration
90 days visa on arrival.
52. ZIMBABWE


Duration
90 days visa on arrival



NOTE Travelling to a visa-free country takes out the extra travel cost attached to getting a visa while still enjoying the travel experience. Also, it is important your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your date of arrival.


(Sources)
https://www.afterschoolafrica.com/50269/40-countries-you-can-travel-to-without-visa/amp/

https://facts36.com/nigeria-passport-visa-free-countries/

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[BADecker]

I'm from the USA. How do I get my wonderful Nigerian passport?

[Blackpussy]

I'm from the USA. How do I get my wonderful Nigerian passport?

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[jrrsparkles]

I'm from the USA. How do I get my wonderful Nigerian passport?

Sorry,you are not allowed to get your passport unless you get the approval from nigerian prince.


https://www.passportindex.org/byRank.php you can find the power of your country's passport on this site.

[Tash]

Why i need a "pass" to board, is this a slave colony?
It is a human right to free travel, take back freedom https://www.commonlawcourt.com/

[BADecker]

^^^ He was talking about the Martian passport on Venus, not the Nigerian passport without Visa.

[BADecker]

^^^ Maybe a passport? Or should he have waited to make the announcement until after he was set up there.


SpaceX declares independence:

SpaceX feels Mars is a free planet and it will not recognize Earth-based laws

The claims were recently spotted in  Starlink's beta consumer service terms

SpaceX will abide by international laws while operating on Earth and the moon

However, on Mars it will follow self-governing principles based on good faith

The news comes a week after Musk said SpaceX aims to build a self-sufficient city on Mars that does not rely on help from Earth to survive

colony on the red planet will not recognize Earth-based laws.

The claims were spotted buried in Starlink's beta consumer service terms that was recently sent to customers ahead of the internet rollout.

Dubbed 'Governing Laws,' the section states SpaceX will not abide by international laws beyond Earth and the moon, but instead adopt self-governing principles 'established on good faith.'

The terms of service was shared on Twitter and Reddit, but also comes a week after the company revealed plans to build a mega constellation of satellites around Mars and a self-sustaining city that does not rely of Earth for survival.

[tvbcof]

Just contact your local communist group, Chabad house, or Israeli embassy and tell them that you are a single male and a violent thug.  They'll get you to a cushy Western European country with a nice welfare check.

Tell them you are a Muslim and want to do your part as the 'broom of Israel' to sweep away the Christians and you'll probably get to fly business class.

[BIN-BIN]

I'm from the USA. How do I get my wonderful Nigerian passport?

It will be more easier for you if you have an insider in Nigeria here that can help you process the passport from the immigration office, probably contact a friend who has done it and is in Nigeria currently let him/her help you out with the process rather then depending on random opinion from here as everyone have different experience.

[Febo]

I somehow thought that there is an uniform time of 90 days to visit without visa, but I see from your post that that differs. In some cases is half year in some only 30 days. Interesting. You learn new things every day.

[Spendulus]

Travelling out of the country requires a lot of processes and adequate planning. With the obtaining of a visa application with a Nigerian passport ...

Will the passport allow me to do Nigerian email scams?

[RichGang]

Travelling out of the country requires a lot of processes and adequate planning. With the obtaining of a visa application with a Nigerian passport ...

Will the passport allow me to do Nigerian email scams?

Uh? Nigerians don't do email scams or anything that has to do with stealing or taking people's things they are more contained with what they have

says who. you are already displaying your nigerian  behaviour here by lying.