Anguilla Visa For Nigerian Passport Holders

As a citizen of Nigeria, it is necessary for you to apply for the Anguilla e-Visa to travel to the country, whether for tourism or business. But don't be afraid of long procedures. At iVisa.com, we have efficient and productive processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the COVID-19 restrictions to enter Anguilla?

All visitors to Anguilles over 18 must complete a vaccination program. The government of Anguilles accepts the following companies' vaccines: Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna, Janssen, Sinopharm, Sinovac, Covaxin, and Novavax.

All travelers should be fully vaccinated at least 21 days before their trip.

You should get a negative PCR test for 72 hours or an antigen test for 48 hours, taken prior to travel. Also, unvaccinated travelers must take a new test upon arrival to ensure their health status. Unvaccinated travelers arriving in Anguilles need to spend five days in a hotel or lodging accepted by the government.

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What is the Anguilla e-Visa, and how can I apply for it?

The Anguilla e-Visa is an electronic travel document that allows tourists from different countries to enter the island for business or tourism purposes. The visa is valid for 90 days after arrival. However, you can only stay in the country for up to 90 days per entry.

Anguilla Visa For Nigerian Passport Holders - To apply for an Anguilla e-Visa, you must follow 3 steps.

• Step 1: Fill out our questionnaires online with your personal information, and then select from the processing times we provide.
• Step 2: Make sure you have filled in all the relevant information before making the payment.
• Step 3: Finally, please wait for your visa to arrive by email if all the required documents have been scanned.

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What documents do I need to apply for my Anguilla e-Visa?

• Scanned passport photo of the applicant.
• Passport information, with a minimum validity of 6 months.
• Credit/debit card for payment.

Anguilla Visa For Nigerian Passport Holders - All scanned documents must be legible.

What is the cost to obtain the Anguilla e-Visa?

At iVisa.com we offer 3 alternatives, for the single entry type, you to pick from:

• Standard Processing: 12 days - USD $201.99
• Rush Processing: 10 days - USD $222.99
• Super Rush Processing: 8 days - USD $263.99

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We are recognized for providing one of the best services in the market. We are famous for our efficient processes and our well-trained staff. As a result, hundreds of customers rely on us every day and can fly promptly to their destinations.

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Anguilla is a destination full of aquatic wonders and history. This destination is one of a kind, and due to its culture, you will enjoy the sea and cultural tours, and traditional water sports like nowhere else.

You cannot missa visit to the Wallblake House. One of the main attractions of the Anguilla Heritage Tour, Wallblake House, is a plantation house built in 1787 by sugar planter Will Blake.

It is one of the few plantation houses in the Caribbean where the entire complex of buildings, including the stable, slave quarters, and kitchen, have survived almost intact. The spacious rooms contain interesting exhibits illustrating Anguilla's history. Tours should be arranged in advance.

Another destination of interest is the Heritage Collection Museum, a great place to learn more about Anguilla's history. Island artifacts, early 20th century photographs, antique postage stamps, and essential documents trace the island's history, from the Taino days to the present.

The museum's cordial curator, Colville Petty, is an authority on Anguilla's history and an author on the subject. It is a beautiful destination that we recommend you visit with a tour guide to learn much more about the history of the place.