Nigeria Business e-Visa on Arrival for Citizens of San Marino

If you’re from San Marino and wish to travel to Nigeria for work, then a Nigeria Business e-visa on arrival for citizens of San Marino is what you need. Apply online and get the document sent straight to your email: show it to immigration check as you land in San Marino to collect your 30-day business visa.

No matter where you’ll be staying and how long your journey is, don’t forget to try out traditional garri and jollof rice. Have a stroll through Lagos and Abuja and pay a visit to the Idanre Hill Peak and the Erin Ijesha Waterfall - welcome to Nigeria! Travelling to Nigeria is currently allowed, although travellers are asked to take protocol prevention measures, PCR tests, observe a mandatory quarantine and avoid busy areas and contacts at all times. Citizens who have visited Brazil, India, Turkey or South Africa, within 14 days prior to their departure to Nigeria, excluding transit passengers, will not be granted access in the country.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a vaccination required to enter the country?

No. There is no mandatory COVID-19 vaccination required to enter Nigeria.

Is a PCR Test required to enter the country?

Yes, travellers to Nigeria must have tested ‘negative’ in their PCR test, taken within 72 hours from departure and carry proof of this with them at all times.

Also, before travel, passengers must go on the Nigeria International Travel Portal and:

• complete the online pre-boarding health declaration
• upload the PCR test certificate
• book and pay for a second PCR that will be taken on day 7 their trip - proof of the booking will be asked for upon arrival.

Is Quarantine required upon arrival in the country?

Yes, all travellers arriving in Nigeria, must undertake a 7 day mandatory quarantine and self-monitor their health conditions in case of presenting COVID-19 symptoms.

Why apply for Nigeria Business e-visa on arrival for citizens of San Marino?

Any citizen of San Marino travelling to Nigeria for business purposes needs a 30-day Single Entry Business Visa (valid for 14 days from its date of issue). Remember that this is not a visa, and does not replace one in any way, though you need your business e-visa on arrival, and must show it to immigration customs at the airport, in order to get your effective business visa once you’ve landed.

What are the e-visa fees and processing times?

There are three (3) different options to apply for a Nigeria Business e-via on arrival for citizens of San Marino:

• Standard Processing - This option offers you the basic services for a moderate waiting time and price.
• Rush Processing - This option is much quicker and will be yours for a slightly higher price.
• Super Rush Processing - This option is hugely beneficial for people who need to make immediate journeys and require a super fast-tracked process

What documents do I need to apply for my Nigeria Business e-visa on arrival for citizens of San Marino?

• Your passport scan - with at least six months validity from when you’re planning on entering Nigeria.
• Travel ticket.
• Certificate from host Company - confirmation certificate from the company you’re going to, for the purposes of your business trip.
• One passport-sized current photo.
• Invitation letter or details about your stay - stating the business reasons for your trip.
• A selfie with the physical credit card used for the online payment. Only the last 4 digits of the card must be visible in the photo. Only one image per order is required to verify the payment.

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Setting aside the urban areas of Nigeria, there’s plenty of wildlife and nature reserves to visit. If you happen to be near Abuja, make sure you stop by and go visit the Zuma Rock monolite (725m), have a hike on the surrounding trails and embrace this humble peak! And if you’re lucky enough to move further inland from the coast, don’t forget to get soaked under the Erin Ijesha Waterfall. If you enjoy trekking then you won’t regret heading all the way to the Idanre Hill Peak TO admire the view from the top onto dense rainforests, savannahs and rare natural habitats.