A visa is an official document that allows the bearer to legally enter a foreign country.
The visa is usually stamped or glued into the bearer’s passport. There are several different types of visas, each of which afford the bearer different rights in the host country.
Below are 44 countries Nigerians can travel to without a visa:
- Bangladesh (Visa on arrival)
- Barbados (visa-free for six months)
- Benin Republic (visa free)
- Burkina Faso (visa free)
- Burundi (visa on arrival for 30 days)
- Cameroon (visa free)
- Cape Verde (visa on arrival)
- Chad (visa free)
- Comoros Island (visa on arrival)
- Cote d’ Ivoire (visa free)
- Djibouti (visa on arrival)
- Dominican Republic (visa free for 21 days)
- Fiji Island (visa free for four months)
- Gambia (visa free for 90 days)
- Georgia (visa on arrival)
- Ghana (visa free)
- Kenya (visa on arrival for 90 days)
- Liberia (visa free)
- Madagascar (visa on arrival for 90 days)
- Maldives (visa on arrival for 30 days)
- Mali (visa free)
- Mauritania (visa on arrival)
- Mauritius (visa free for 90 days)
- Micronesia (visa free for 30 days)
- Mozambique (visa free for 30 days)
- Nauru (visa on arrival)
- Niger Republic (visa free)
- Palau (visa on arrival for 30 days)
- Samoa (visa on arrival for 60 days)
- Senegal (visa free)
- Seychelles (visa on arrival for 30 days)
- Sierra Leone (visa free)
- Somalia (visa on arrival)
- Sri Lanka (electronic travel authorization)
- Tanzania (visa on arrival)
- Timor-Leste (Visa on arrival for 30 days)
- Togo (visa free)
- Tuvala (visa on arrival for 30 days)
- Uganda (visa on arrival) and
- Vanuatu (visa free for 30 days)
- Guinea (visa free)
- Guinea Bissau (visa free for 90 days)
- Haiti (visa free for 90 days)
- Iran (visa on arrival)
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