Nigeria will implement a new policy that imposes a 15-U.S. dollar daily fine on travellers who overstay their visas from August, a senior official said on Friday.

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has signaled readiness to commence operations at its newly built passport office in ...

Following series of complain by residents of Delta State over arbitrary charges by the officers of the Delta State ...

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has renewed its collaboration with the Nigerian Army and the Nigeria ...

Ojo, says the various reforms being introduced by the ministry and Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), especially in expatriate quota and new visa, will go live on May 1. Tunji-Ojo disclosed this at ...

The Nigerian government has announced that travellers who overstay their visas will, from August, face a daily fine of $15 and risk a ban of up to five years from re-entering the country. This was ...

In July 2024, The PUNCH reported that at least 23,465 foreign nationals, primarily children, sought asylum in Nigeria. This ...

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, alongside the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Coalition of United Political Parties ...

In a bid to boost security in Nigeria and West African states through regional cooperation, the federal government has ...

Nigeria unveils plans for an e-visa system and digitalized landing/exit cards to enhance national security and simplify entry ...