Here Are Countries that Nigerians Can Travel to Visa-free: 2022 Updated List

The one thing that frustrates a planned vacation to those beautiful islands and holiday destinations is obtaining a visa. While citizens of prominent countries have it easy with Visa applications and approvals – and have ‘Visa-free’ access to a long list of countries around the world, citizens of countries like Nigeria don’t have that luxury. This has always been an important factor to consider when choosing a destination to visit. Be that as it may, there is still a handful of Visa-free countries around the world accessible to Nigerians. There are a total of 47 visa-free countries for Nigerian citizens. These countries offer visa-free, visa-on-arrival, or e-visa.

In this article, we will be showing you a list of all the Visa-free countries that you can visit with little or no restrictions, as a Nigerian.

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Visa-free Countries From Nigeria

Oceania Countries

CountriesVisa-FreeVisa on Arrival
Fiji✓
Micronesia✓
Tuvalu✓
Vanuatu✓

African Countries

CountriesVisa-FreeVisa on Arrival
Benin✓
Burkina Faso✓
Cameroun✓
Cabo Verde✓
Chad✓
Comoros✓
Côte d’Ivoire✓
Ethiopia✓
The Gambia✓
Ghana✓
Guinea✓
Guinea-Bissau✓
Kenya✓
Liberia✓
Madagascar✓
Mali✓
Mauritania✓
Mauritius✓
Mozambique✓
Niger✓
Rwanda✓
Senegal✓
Seychelles✓
Sierra Leone✓
Somalia✓
Togo✓
Uganda✓

Related: List of countries that Ugandans can travel to without a VISA


Asian Countries

CountriesVisa-FreeVisa on arrival
Iran✓
Kyrgyzstan✓
Maldives✓
Timor-Leste✓

North and South American Countries

CountriesVisa-FreeVisa on arrival
Antigua and Barbuda✓
Barbados✓
Dominica✓
 Fiji✓
Haiti✓
Saint Kitts and Nevis✓
 Suriname✓

There you have it; Visa-free Countries you can travel to from Nigeria. We will continue to update this list with new countries once they become available.

About Emmanuel Moses Temidayo

Emmanuel Moses Temidayo is a consumer tech writer based in Nigeria, with a keen focus on fintech, mobile apps, and web technologies across Africa. He covers the latest tech news, provides practical how-to articles, and delves into the dynamic fintech landscape, offering readers a deeper understanding of the innovations shaping the continent's digital future.


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