Nigeria Visa for Bangladesh Passport Holders

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Data verified 7 August 2026

At a glance

Bangladesh passport holders: Single entry for Nigeria. Fee: USD 253 (~USD 253). Processing: Target 48 hours for standard e-Visa approval when 'No Local Objection' criteria are met (NIS Service Level Agreement, 2026) — down from the ~7 working days previously on file; complex/business cases may take longer.. Indicative only — always verify with the official mission before applying.

Overview

Nigeria's e-Visa system was overhauled/relaunched 1 May 2025. The official visa-types page (immigration.gov.ng) now describes the standard Tourism e-Visa as single-entry with a 30-day max stay, and the official NIS Service Level Agreement (Apr 2026, Appendix I fee table) lists a flat reciprocal fee of USD 253 for Bangladesh passport holders, applied uniformly across Single Entry, Multiple Entry, TWP and STR categories — up from the previously recorded USD 160-180. A separate multiple-entry 'Frequently Travelled Business Executive' e-Visa (1-year validity) exists for business travelers. Yellow Fever vaccination remains mandatory.

Visa types: eVisa categories per official NIS visa-types page (post-1-May-2025 relaunch): Tourism (single-entry, 30-day max stay); Religious Tourism (single-entry, 30 days, non-extendable); Business - Single Entry (30 days); Business - Frequently Travelled Executive (multiple-entry, 1 year); Visiting/Social (single-entry, 30 days); Medical Tourism (up to 90 days, extendable to 180); Transit (1-7 days); plus Student Visa, Work Permit/CERPAC, Diplomatic/Official (non-eVisa categories).

Fees & funds

Visa fee (local)USD 253 (flat fee for Bangladesh — Single Entry, Multiple Entry, TWP and STR priced identically per NIS reciprocal fee table)

In USDUSD 253

In BDTBDT 31,180

Minimum bank balanceUSD 2000+

Stay & validity

Standard Tourism/Business-Single-Entry eVisa: single entry, max stay 30 days from date of entry. Multi-entry only via the separate 1-year 'Frequently Travelled Business Executive' eVisa (business purpose only).

Extension possibleConditional

Overstay penalty: Per-day fine + possible re-entry ban — verify with destination immigration authority

How to apply

MethodeVisa via evisa.immigration.gov.ng (system relaunched 1 May 2025)

Application centreDirect Online

Processing timeTarget 48 hours for standard e-Visa approval when 'No Local Objection' criteria are met (NIS Service Level Agreement, 2026) — down from the ~7 working days previously on file; complex/business cases may take longer.

AppointmentNo · Book

InterviewNo

Urgent processingNo

Requirements

Bank Statement Yes Yes (USD 2,000+)

Return Ticket Yes

Hotel Booking Yes Yes (with sponsor proof)

Sponsor Doc Conditional Conditional (CAC certificate for business)

Invitation Letter Conditional Conditional (Business)

Vaccination Mandatory Yellow Fever MANDATORY

Travel Insurance Recommended

Biometrics No

Police Clearance No

Employment Letter Yes

Passport & photo

Passport validity6+ months, 2 blank pages

Photo sizeDigital, white bg · White bg · digital accepted

Required documents: Valid passport (6+ months, 2 blank pages); Online application at immigration.gov.ng; Recent digital photo (white background); Hotel booking OR invitation letter from Nigerian host (with sponsor proof); Return ticket; Bank statement (USD 2,000+ recommended); Yellow Fever vaccination (MANDATORY); Travel insurance; Apply at least 7 days before travel; For Business: invitation from Nigerian company + CAC certificate.

Visa types (2)

Tourist ★

Single USD 253–180 (~USD 253–180) 48 hours target (NIS SLA 2026) when No Local Objection criteria met

Nigeria Tourism eVisa: single-entry, 30-day max stay, USD 253 flat fee for Bangladesh passport holders. System relaunched 1 May 2025 with a 48-hour processing target.

Business Nigeria Business eVisa (Single-Entry)

Single USD 253 (~USD 253) 48 hours target (NIS SLA 2026) when No Local Objection criteria met

Nigeria Business eVisa (Single Entry) — 30-day max stay, USD 253 flat fee for Bangladesh. Frequent business travelers can instead apply for the 'Frequently Travelled Business Executive' eVisa (multi-entry, 1-year validity).

Common rejection reasons

Common BD rejections: (1) eVisa since 2024 - system errors common; (2) High fee (USD 160-180) deters casual applicants; (3) Yellow Fever vaccination MANDATORY; (4) Inadequate invitation letter; (5) Inadequate financial proof (USD 2,000+); (6) For Business: invitation + CAC certificate; (7) Single male applicants face extra scrutiny.

Embassy / consulate

AddressHigh Commission of Nigeria in New Delhi, EP-4 Chandragupta Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021, India

Phone+91 11 2412 2280

Emaildelhi.nigeria@mfa.gov.ng

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Official portal

Apply or confirm the current requirements on the destination government's official site.

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Data quality

ConfidenceMedium

Last verified2026-08-07

Indicative information for reference only — Visandra is not affiliated with any government or embassy. Always verify with the official mission before you travel.

Good to know

Nigeria visa FAQ for Bangladesh passport holders

Do I need a visa to visit Nigeria with a Bangladesh passport?

Yes — Bangladesh passport holders need a visa for Nigeria (Single entry). Apply via eVisa via evisa.immigration.gov.ng (system relaunched 1 May 2025).

How much does a Nigeria visa cost for Bangladesh passport holders?

The Nigeria visa fee is USD 253 (about BDT 31,180). Additional service, biometric or courier charges may apply on top.

How long does it take to get a Nigeria visa?

Typical processing for a Nigeria visa is Target 48 hours for standard e-Visa approval when 'No Local Objection' criteria are met (NIS Service Level Agreement, 2026) — down from the ~7 working days previously on file; complex/business cases may take longer.. Apply well ahead of your travel date and allow for appointment availability.

How long can I stay in Nigeria on this visa?

A Nigeria visa for Bangladesh passport holders typically allows a stay of Standard Tourism/Business-Single-Entry eVisa: single entry, max stay 30 days from date of entry. Multi-entry only via the separate 1-year 'Frequently Travelled Business Executive' eVisa (business purpose only).. Extensions may be possible (Conditional).

How do I apply for a Nigeria visa from Bangladesh?

Apply for your Nigeria visa via eVisa via evisa.immigration.gov.ng (system relaunched 1 May 2025). Your passport should be valid 6+ months, 2 blank pages.