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Countries Nigerians can get visa on arrival in 2026 [Full list]
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Countries Nigerians can get visa on arrival in 2026 [Full list]

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 3 mins read
Updated list of 44 visa-free countries Nigerians can travel to

Nigerian passport holders can travel to several countries without obtaining a traditional visa from an embassy before departure, with some destinations offering visa-on-arrival (VoA) facilities.

Visa on arrival means eligible travellers can obtain their visa at an approved airport, border crossing or other port of entry instead of securing one from a diplomatic mission before travelling.

However, visa-on-arrival rules vary by country. Some destinations require travellers to complete an online

pre-registration or obtain prior authorisation before boarding a flight.

Current 2026 passport data shows that Nigerians have access to a number of destinations through visa-free, visa-on-arrival and electronic visa arrangements.

Below is a list of countries where Nigerian passport holders can obtain a visa on arrival, subject to the applicable entry conditions.

1. Burundi

Nigerian travellers can obtain a visa on arrival in Burundi. Current passport information lists a stay of up to 30 days for the visa-on-arrival facility.

Travellers should check whether an online application or pre-authorisation is required before departure, as entry procedures can change.

2. Cambodia

Cambodia offers Nigerian passport holders a visa on arrival, with the country also providing an electronic visa option.

Travellers should confirm the permitted duration and entry point before travelling.

3. Comoros

Nigerian citizens can obtain a visa on arrival in Comoros, an island nation in the Indian Ocean.

The current passport data lists the visa-on-arrival facility with a stay of up to 45 days.

4. Djibouti

Djibouti is another destination where Nigerian passport holders can access a visa on arrival.

Passport Index currently lists both eVisa and visa-on-arrival options for Nigerian citizens, with the visa-on-arrival route allowing stays of up to 90 days.

5. Iran

Nigerian passport holders can access Iran through a visa-on-arrival arrangement, although travellers should check the latest eligibility requirements and entry procedures before booking their trip.

Current travel information lists Iran among destinations offering visa-on-arrival access to Nigerians.

6. Lebanon

Nigerians can obtain a visa on arrival in Lebanon, although additional conditions may apply.

Travel information for Nigerian citizens indicates that applicants may need documents such as a return ticket, accommodation details and evidence of sufficient funds.

Because requirements can be particularly important for Nigerian travellers, applicants should confirm the latest conditions with Lebanese authorities or their airline before departure.

7. Madagascar

Nigerian passport holders can obtain a visa on arrival in Madagascar.

The current Nigerian passport dashboard lists Madagascar as offering both eVisa and visa-on-arrival access, with stays of up to 90 days listed.

8. Maldives

The Maldives offers visa-on-arrival access to Nigerian passport holders.

Current passport information lists a 30-day visa on arrival for Nigerians.

Travellers must still meet the country’s entry requirements, including having the necessary travel documents and sufficient funds for their stay.

9. Mauritius

Nigerian travellers can obtain a visa on arrival in Mauritius.

The current passport information lists a visa-on-arrival stay of up to 14 days for Nigerian citizens.

10. Mozambique

Mozambique is also listed among destinations offering visa-on-arrival access to Nigerians.

Current passport information lists a 30-day visa on arrival for Nigerian passport holders.

11. Timor-Leste

Nigerian citizens can also access Timor-Leste through a visa-on-arrival arrangement.

Current 2026 travel information lists Timor-Leste among destinations offering visa-on-arrival access to Nigerian passport holders.

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