How to get a Nigeria visa from Mauritius

• A business visa allows foreigners to attend business meetings, conference, make sales, go for job interviews and sign contracts with companies in Nigeria.
• Letter of invitation from the company in Nigeria, accepting financial responsibility as well as stating the purpose of visit and duration of stay.
• The letter from the company in Nigeria should also indicate the position of applicant held in the company.
• Letter of introduction from the applicant's company or organization.
• A letter from the applicant’s company indicating that the company is aware of your business in Nigeria.
• The address of the applicant’s company and duration of stay should be indicated in the letter in the letter.
• A valid return ticket showing that you have paid for the flight to and fro.

• This visa is issued to those who wish to visit friends or family and explore tourist centers.
• This visa does not permit applicants to engage in business activities.
• Bank statement showing proof of sufficient funds for the duration of your stay in Nigeria
• Confirmed return flight tickets are required.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel confirmation if an applicant is not staying with a host.
• Valid return airline ticket.
• Maximum stay for this visa is 90 days.
• Letter of invitation from host accepting full immigration responsibility.
• The letter of invitation should indicate purpose, duration and contact information of the host.
• For minors traveling alone, copies of birth certificate and a signed consent note from parents or legal guardians.
• An original marriage certificate is required if traveling with a spouse.
• Confirmed hotel reservation, if the applicant is not staying with Host.
• Valid return airline ticket.
• All travelers are required to have valid medical insurance.
• You are required to obey all the rules and regulations that come with your visa.

Nigeria is widely known for its petroleum production and exportation as a major source of the nation's economy. Nigeria remains the largest oil producer in Africa and the 12th largest producer in the world.

In Nigeria, the Hausa ethnic group in the North are mostly Muslim, the West which is the Yoruba tribe is divided among mainly Christianity, Islam and traditional religions, while the Igbos of the East and the Ijaw in the South are predominantly Christians (Catholics).