54 countries offering eVisa to Nigerians

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- n n Nigerian passport holders can apply for electronic visas to travel to 54 countries and territories, according to a 2026 global passport evaluation.
- n The destinations include the United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Singapore, Qatar, Malaysia, Mauritius, Rwanda and Thailand.
- n An eVisa allows travellers to apply for and obtain a visa electronically instead of going through the traditional paper-based process.
Nigerian passport holders can apply for electronic visas to travel to 54 countries and territories, according to a 2026 global passport evaluation.
nThe destinations include the United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Singapore, Qatar, Malaysia, Mauritius, Rwanda and Thailand.
nAn eVisa allows travellers to apply for and obtain a visa electronically instead of going through the traditional paper-based process.
nThe evaluation, by travel platform eVisas.io, also found that Nigerians can travel to 26 destinations without a visa, while five countries offer visas on arrival.
n“For the remaining 125 countries, a traditional visa application is required before departure,” the platform said.
nThe 54 destinations listed as offering eVisas to Nigerians are:
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- United Arab Emirates n
- Antigua and Barbuda n
- Anguilla n
- Albania n
- Angola n
- Bahrain n
- Burundi n
- Bahamas n
- Bhutan n
- Botswana n
- DR Congo n
- Colombia n
- Cuba n
- Djibouti n
- Ecuador n
- Ethiopia n
- Gabon n
- Equatorial Guinea n
- Guyana n
- Hong Kong n
- Iraq n
- Iran n
- Kyrgyzstan n
- Cambodia n
- Kazakhstan n
- Lebanon n
- Libya n
- Moldova n
- Madagascar n
- Mauritius n
- Maldives n
- Malawi n
- Malaysia n
- Namibia n
- Nicaragua n
- Papua New Guinea n
- Pakistan n
- Palau n
- Qatar n
- Singapore n
- Sierra Leone n
- Suriname n
- South Sudan n
- São Tomé and Príncipe n
- Thailand n
- Tajikistan n
- Timor-Leste n
- Trinidad and Tobago n
- Tuvalu n
- Uganda n
- Vietnam n
- Samoa n
- South Africa n
- Zambia n
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