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Nigeriapassport Burundidestination
Single entry ApprovalMedium Transit visaNo

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At a glance

Nigeria passport holders: Single entry for Burundi. Fee: USD 90 (~USD 90). Processing: 5-10 working days (eVisa). Indicative only — always verify with the official mission before applying.

Overview

eVisa available. Tourist eVisa: USD 90 (~NGN 122,400) for 30-day single entry. Yellow Fever vaccination MANDATORY (Nigerians carry — Nigeria endemic). Limited tourism infrastructure — mostly business/NGO travel.

Visa types: eVisa (30-day Tourist or Business); Embassy Visa via Burundi missions; Work Visa; Student; Family. Multi-entry via embassy only.

Fees & funds

Visa fee (local)USD 90 (eVisa Tourist)
In USDUSD 90
In NGNNGN 122,400
Minimum bank balanceUSD 100/day

Stay & validity

Validity: 90 days from issue. Max Stay: 30 days (single entry, extendable in-country).

Extension possibleYes

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

How to apply

MethodeVisa portal / Embassy Nairobi
Application centreMixed
Processing time5-10 working days (eVisa)
AppointmentConditional · Book
InterviewConditional
Urgent processingNo

Requirements

Bank Statement Yes Yes (USD 100/day)
Return Ticket Yes
Hotel Booking Yes
Sponsor Doc Conditional
Invitation Letter Yes Yes (Business)
Vaccination Mandatory Yellow Fever (MANDATORY — carried)
Travel Insurance Recommended
Biometrics No
Police Clearance Recommended
Employment Letter Yes

Passport & photo

Passport validity6+ months
Photo size35 × 45 mm · White bg

Required documents: Valid passport (6+ months); Online application; Digital photo; Return ticket; Hotel booking / invitation; Bank statement (USD 100/day); Yellow Fever vaccination certificate (MANDATORY); Travel insurance; NIN; Detailed travel plan; For Business: Burundian entity invitation.

Visa types (1)

Tourist
Single USD 90 (~USD 90) 5-10 working days (eVisa)

eVisa available. Tourist eVisa: USD 90 (~NGN 122,400) for 30-day single entry. Yellow Fever vaccination MANDATORY (Nigerians carry — Nigeria endemic). Limited tourism infrastructure — mostly business/NGO travel.

Common rejection reasons

Common NG rejections: (1) Yellow Fever cert verification (Nigerians usually carry); (2) Doubtful purpose — limited Nigeria-Burundi flow; (3) NGO/mission travel needs proper authorization; (4) Insufficient travel insurance; (5) 419 financial fraud screening; (6) Onward East Africa migration concerns; (7) Document inconsistencies.

Good to know

Burundi visa FAQ for Nigeria passport holders

Do I need a visa to visit Burundi with a Nigeria passport?
Yes — Nigeria passport holders need a visa for Burundi (Single entry). Apply via eVisa portal / Embassy Nairobi.
How much does a Burundi visa cost for Nigeria passport holders?
The Burundi visa fee is USD 90 (about NGN 122,400). Additional service, biometric or courier charges may apply on top.
How long does it take to get a Burundi visa?
Typical processing for a Burundi visa is 5-10 working days (eVisa). Apply well ahead of your travel date and allow for appointment availability.
How long can I stay in Burundi on this visa?
A Burundi visa for Nigeria passport holders typically allows a stay of Validity: 90 days from issue. Max Stay: 30 days (single entry, extendable in-country).. Extensions may be possible (Yes).
How do I apply for a Burundi visa from Nigeria?
Apply for your Burundi visa via eVisa portal / Embassy Nairobi. Your passport should be valid 6+ months.