While traveling the world is a dream for many, the process of obtaining a visa can be a daunting and time-consuming task, especially for Nigerian passport holders.
Given the experience of many Nigerians who love to travel, you can almost say, wanting to travel around the world and being a Nigerian, shouldn’t be in the same sentence and that’s no thanks to the constant drama around obtaining visas to some of the exciting places you’d love to see.
However, there are several countries around the globe that welcome Nigerians without the need for a visa or with visa-on-arrival or eVisa options, making the dream of international travel more accessible.
In this article, I’ll be highlighting some of the top visa-free destinations for Nigerian passport holders.
Barbados
Barbados is an island nation in the Caribbean, is a perfect destination for sun-seekers and beach lovers.
Nigerian passport holders can stay in Barbados for up to 6 months without a visa. The island offers stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and a rich history, making it an ideal spot for a tropical getaway.
Ghana
If you ever get curious enough to want to give your take on the jollof rice battle between Nigeria and Ghana, just grab your passport and hop on the next plane going to Ghana from Nigeria. It’s that easy, no visa required.
However, you can only stay in Ghana without a visa for 90 days. So if you plan on taking advantage of this opportunity for “abroad” travels, just remember to make it brief.
Ghana isn’t just a sister country, it’s also a convenient and culturally rich destination; whether you’re exploring Accra’s bustling markets, visiting the historic Cape Coast Castle, or relaxing on the beaches of Labadi.
Seychelles
For those looking to experience a slice of paradise; a – Maldives away from Maldives kind of getaway, or a perfect honeymoon location, Seychelles is your plug.
This extensive group of islands in the Indian Ocean is famous for its white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush landscapes. Whether you’re into snorkeling, hiking, or simply unwinding by the beach, Seychelles has something to offer.
What’s more? It offers visa-free access to Nigerian passport holders for up to 3 months.
Fiji
Fiji is another visa-free destination for Nigerians. It is a beautiful island nation in the South Pacific.
You can stay for up to 4 months without a visa, exploring the country’s stunning coral reefs, enjoying its friendly hospitality, and immersing yourself in the local culture.
Fiji is a perfect destination if you enjoy adventure or a tranquil escape.
Dominica
Dominica, also known as the “Nature Island,” is located in the Caribbean and is as close to nature as can be.
If you enjoy the sights and sounds of bubbly hot springs, mountains, waterfalls and rainforests, then you should visit Dominica. Trust me when I say, it’s a haven for eco-tourists and adventure seekers alike.
Plus, it’s visa-free but not for long. As a Nigerian citizen, you can only visit Dominica for 21 days without a visa.
Benin Republic
This list would be incomplete without including our other close neighbour, Benin Republic. Regardless of the current economic reality in the country, as a Nigerian, you can still achieve your “travel abroad for vacation” goals provided you’re willing to compromise a little on the distance. A win is a win!
Benin Republic is perfect for that kind of “getaway” as it offers visa-free access, making it easy and affordable travel option.
Enjoy the rich history of the Kingdom of Dahomey, visit the bustling markets of Cotonou, or relax along the country’s scenic coastline.
Haiti
As a Nigerian, you can visit Haiti without a visa for up to 90 days.
Haiti is the first independent black republic in the world, rich in history and culture.
You can visit the capital city of Port-au-Prince, the Citadelle Laferrière, or enjoy the island’s beautiful beaches.
Togo
A great way to acquaint yourself with the diversity of African history and culture is by visiting other African countries around you.
Togo is a small West African country that offers visa-free access to Nigerian citizens. It is an easy and accessible destination for Nigerian travelers.
Venture into the charming mountains of the north, enjoy Lomé’s bustling markets (don’t forget the Fetish market) or visit the beautiful Lake Togo. Wherever you go, just have fun
Micronesia
Micronesia offers a true off-the-beaten-path adventure.
It is a country of (over 600) islands in the Pacific Ocean and these islands are known for their incredible diving spots, ancient ruins, and unique cultural experiences.
Nigerians are allowed to visit for up to 30 days without a visa.
Whether you’re looking for a tropical escape, a cultural adventure, or a nearby getaway, there’s a destination that suits your travel desires in this list of visa-free destinations.
So start planning your next journey and take advantage of the opportunity to see these incredible countries without the hassle of obtaining a visa.
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