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Immigration Service Begins Web-Portal For Visa-On- Arrival Application

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) on Monday, announced  its migration to a web-based portal to be used  for Visa-On Arrival application facility .

NIS  Public Relations Officer, Mr Sunday James, who announced this in a statement , further disclosed that the new application would take  effect from May 13 2019.

Visa on Arrival is a class of short visit visa issued at the port of entry.

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The facility is available to frequently travelled high net worth investors and intending visitors, who may not be able to obtain visa at the Nigerian Missions/Embassies in their countries of residence due to the absence of a Nigerian mission in those countries or exigencies of urgent business travels.

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James said that prior to the migration to a web-based portal, applicants were expected to forward applications for visa via email or hard copy to the Comptroller General for approval.

James said,“The Comptroller-General of Immigration Muhammad Babandede, hereby calls on genuine investors to take advantage of the innovation as it improves migration and transparency in the system in line with the Federal Government’s policy of Ease of Doing Business.”

The spokesman, however, said that with the web-based regime, applicants would only be required to log onto www.immigration.gov.ng where they could apply for the facility, make payment, and receive approval online.

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