Nigeria visa requirements for Algerians

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Algerians visiting Nigeria

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Nigerian Visa.



  • International passport with at least 6 months validity.
  • A well completed Algeria visa application form duly signed by you.
  • Two passport sized photographs taken on a white background.
  • Evidence of flight booking indicating the airline, date of arrival and departure (do not purchase flight ticket until the visa is granted).
  • Original evidence of hotel accommodation.
  • Proof of basic travelling allowance that is sufficient to cover your entire stay in Algeria.
  • Police clearance certificate to show that you do not have a criminal record.
  • Medical insurance for the duration of stay

Nigeria Visa for Algerians

Facts about Nigeria


Nigeria is known to be the giant of Africa, owing to its population and economy. The country is blessed with a rich cultural heritage and a lot of sites for tourists to explore. Obudu Ranch Resort is a popular destination among tourists. The country has beaches, national parks and waterfalls to make travelers to the country excited all the way. Almost every state in the country hosts festivals yearly, from the Argungu Fishing Festival to Osun Osogbo Festival, Calabar Christmas Carnival, Abuja Carnival the adventure is endless.
 
The tourism industry in Nigeria is one of the fastest-growing industries in the country. In 2017, it was recorded that over 3.51 million foreigners visited the country. The number of tourists visits to the country is expected to increase as more tourist sites come to the limelight.
 
It is illegal to use, traffic or be in possession of illegal drugs, lengthy prison sentences, and heavy fines would be handed out to anyone caught in the act. Homosexuality is seen an inappropriate in the country as there is a ‘Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Bill’ which allows those taking part in, supporting and aiding same-sex relations to be handed lengthy prison sentences. Tourists are advised to exercise caution in the country as violence could erupt without warning.

Types of Nigeria Visa


Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Tourist visa 2-3 working days 90 days
Business visa 2-3 working days 90 days

General Requirements for Nigeria Visa



  • International passport with at least 6 months validity.
  • A well completed Algeria visa application form duly signed by you.
  • Two passport sized photographs taken on a white background.
  • Evidence of flight booking indicating the airline, date of arrival and departure (do not purchase flight ticket until the visa is granted).
  • Original evidence of hotel accommodation.
  • Proof of basic travelling allowance that is sufficient to cover your entire stay in Algeria.
  • Police clearance certificate to show that you do not have a criminal record.
  • Medical insurance for the duration of stay

Nigeria Visa Fees


Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Tourist visa

50.00 (USD)

Business visa

50.00 (USD)

50.00 (USD)

Nigeria Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Algeria


Location

Address

Algiers

Rue # 3, Villa # 6 Paradou, Hydra B.P. 629 Alger Gare Algeria

http://www.nigeriaembassy-dz.org/

nigerianalgiers@hotmail.com

+213 21 691 083

Frequently Asked Questions


Is Algeria safe for women?

Yes, the country is relatively safe for female travelers as it is safe for their male counterparts.


Does Nigeria issue business visas?

Definitely, but holders of the business visa cannot take up employment in Nigeria as the visa only cover short-term engagements within the country. 


Are there tourists attraction in Nigeria?
Nigeria has many natural landmarks and wildlife reserves. Protected areas such as Yankari National park has waterfalls, dense primate habitats and Zuma Rock is considered one of the most recognized sites in the country and many other beautiful and countless sites to explore.

How populous is Nigeria?

According to the Nigeria National Bureau of Statistics, the population of Nigeria was about 166.2 million people as of 2012, while the countries population is currently surged to about 201,952,913 making it the 7th most populated country in the world and number one in Africa.