Nigeria Business e-Visa on Arrival for Citizens of Morocco

The Nigeria Immigration Service has introduced the Nigeria Business e-Visa on Arrival, which allows visitors to get their visa at the border.

To get this work visa, you need to apply in advance for the Visa on Arrival Approval Letter. At the moment we are not offering this product. However, we can explain all about it down below.

Interested in learning more about the Nigeria Business e-Visa on Arrival for Citizens of Morocco? Continue reading the answers to the FAQs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a vaccine to travel to Nigeria as a citizen of Morocco?

The World Health Organization highly recommends that all visitors traveling to Nigeria are already vaccinated against Yellow Fever, Meningitis, Polio, Cholera, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Typhoid, and Rabies.

In addition, due to the current world pandemic, the CDC suggests that citizens of Morocco travel vaccinated against Covid-19.

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Do I need a PCR Test to travel to Nigeria as a citizen of Morocco?

Indeed! All visitors must present at the airport counter and the immigration border a negative PCR Covid-19 test result taken 72 before departure.

Do I need to quarantine upon arrival in Nigeria as a citizen of Morocco?

Yes! The Nigerian Government has mandated that all visitors, foreign or local, quarantine for 7 days upon their arrival.

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What is a Nigeria Business e-Visa on Arrival for Citizens of Morocco and how to apply for it?

The Nigeria Business e-Visa on Arrival is a program that a Nigerian Government introduced for visitors traveling for business purposes. You can apply for this document at the immigration border, and it is valid for 30 days after entering.

However, to get this document you will need to apply for the Visa on Arrival Approval Letter. You can apply for it by following these 3 simple steps.

• Step 1: Fill in our online questionnaire, then choose the processing time.
• Step 2: Reexamine that all your information is correct before processing your payment.
• Step 3: Lastly, upload the required documents.

How long does the processing time of the Visa on Arrival Approval Letter take?

You can choose between 3 different alternatives, depending on your travel budget.

• Standard Processing: You should choose these alternatives if your budget is tight and you are not in a hurry to travel.
• Rush Processing: This alternative allows you to get your document faster than the Standard. However, you will need to pay extra.
• Super Rush Processing: If you are in a hurry and need to travel as soon as possible, this alternative is the one for you.

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What documents do I need to upload to apply for the Visa on Arrival Approval Letter?

• Passport information. It must have at least six months of validity.
• Two currently taken passport photographs.
• Booking and Air Ticket accommodation.
• Corporate certificate information.
• Your current email address.
• A payment method that can be credit or debit card.

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