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Nigeria passport holders: Single entry for Wallis and Futuna. Fee: EUR 90 (~USD 104.66). Processing: 15-21 working days. Indicative only — always verify with the official mission before applying.
Overview
Overseas Collectivity of France (NOT Schengen). Nigerians require separate French Overseas Collectivity visa. Fee: EUR 90 (~NGN 132,000). Schengen visa does NOT cover Wallis & Futuna. Extremely remote — essentially zero tourism.
Visa types: French Overseas Collectivity Visa (Tourist 90 days, for Wallis & Futuna specifically); Long-stay D; Business; Work; Student. Schengen visa does NOT cover Wallis & Futuna separately. Practical access via Noumea (New Caledonia) — also French Overseas, separate visa.
Fees & funds
Stay & validity
Validity: 90 days. Max Stay: 90 days. NOT covered by Schengen.
Extension possibleConditional
Overstay penalty: Per-day fine + possible re-entry ban — verify with destination immigration authority
How to apply
Requirements
Passport & photo
Required documents: Valid passport (3+ months beyond stay); Online France-Visas application specifying W&F; 35x45mm photo; Travel insurance (EUR 30,000+); Flight booking (Aircalin via Noumea — limited weekly flights); Hotel reservation; Bank statement (USD 100/day); NIN; Yellow Fever cert (carried); Employment letter.
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Overseas Collectivity of France (NOT Schengen). Nigerians require separate French Overseas Collectivity visa. Fee: EUR 90 (~NGN 132,000). Schengen visa does NOT cover Wallis & Futuna. Extremely remote — essentially zero tourism.
Common rejection reasons
Common NG rejections: (1) Schengen visa confusion — does not cover W&F; (2) Very limited Nigeria-W&F flow (essentially zero tourism); (3) Practical access only via Noumea — separate visa; (4) High travel cost; (5) Inconsistent purpose justification; (6) French-language documentation; (7) Limited tourism infrastructure.
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