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Bahamas Visa for Citizens of Nigeria
iVisa
5 min read
Updated on Jan 23, 2024

Planning a vacation to the Bahamas from Nigeria but uncertain about the visa requirements for citizens of this country? Let us explain everything you need to know about the Bahamas visa application process.

The Bahamas is the ultimate holiday destination, with beautiful beaches and rich culture. However, you will probably need a Bahamas tourist visa to enter the country. That said, the island offers many visa options, making it far more accessible than most people think.

We’ve compiled this guide to fully explain the Bahamas tourist visa, from the different lengths to the Bahamas visa application process for Nigerians. Keep reading to learn how to obtain the correct Bahamas tourist visa for your needs.

If you are not a citizen of Nigeria, use our visa checker tool to find out what documentation you will need for a trip to the Bahamas. Please note, if you are not entering the Bahamas for tourism, you may need a business visa or transit visa and, as such, may need to contact the Bahamas embassy in Nigeria.

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What Is the Bahamas Tourist Visa?

The tourist visa to enter the Bahamas is an electronic visa that you apply for online. This visa authorizes a traveler to enter the country. The Bahamas embassy or consulate issues it on behalf of the Bahamian government.

This travel document can be issued as a single-entry or multiple-entry visa depending on your travel needs. Travelers must present their Bahamian visa at the border or airport on arrival.

Please note the Bahamas visa is not the Bahamas travel health visa.

How long is the Bahamas tourist visa valid for?

A Multiple Entry is only valid for 90 days after arrival, while a multiple-entry visa can be obtained for 90 days, six months, or twelve months. The length of time depends on the length of your intended stay.

To apply for a multiple-entry visa, you must have obtained at least three approved single-entry visas for the Bahamas in the past.

Do Nigerian Citizens Need a Tourist Visa to Enter the Bahamas?

Nigerian passport holders must have a valid passport and an approved Bahamas tourist visa to visit the Bahamas.

Do minors require the Bahamas visitor visa?

All family members, including minors, require a visa to enter the Bahamas. If the child is not old enough to apply for themselves, their parent or guardian must do so on their behalf.

Requirements for the Bahamas Visa for Nigerian Citizens

Visa applicants will need to present the following information to complete their Bahamas visa application:

  • A valid national passport that will be valid for at least six months from their intended arrival in the Bahamas.

  • 2 digital passport photos, which you can obtain through our passport photo service.

  • Supporting documents including financial statements, proof of a hotel reservation, flight itinerary, copies of old visas, and children's birth certificates (if traveling with minors).

  • Those traveling to the Bahamas via a cruise or for a cruise must have a valid American visa.

  • An email address to receive application status updates, requests for more information, or other requirements and to receive your final visa.

  • A debit or credit card to pay the Bahamas visa fees. Please note you will be required to upload a picture of the physical credit card to complete the application.

Bahamas Visa Application Process for Citizens of Nigeria

We understand how frustrating visa applications can be, so iVisa has simplified the Bahamas visa application process into three simple steps. Simply:

  1. Choose the type of visa you want to apply for and complete the visa application form.

  2. Verify the correct information is provided, choose the processing time, and pay the Bahamas visa fees.

  3. Upload the supporting documents and submit your application.

Once you have submitted the application, our team will send you a confirmation email and start processing your application according to your chosen processing time. Your final document will be sent via email. Remember to check your spam folder if you do not see it in your inbox.

Processing time and cost of the Bahamian visa

When applying for the Bahamas tourist visa, the type of visa and processing time you choose will impact the visa cost. On top of the different visa options, iVisa offers three different processing options for each type. Here is a breakdown of the costs and processing times of each type of Bahamas visa that Nigerians may apply for:

Single-Entry Visa

  • Standard Processing, which takes 24 days and costs USD $190.99.

  • Rush Processing, which takes 22 days and costs USD $249.99.

  • Super Rush Processing, which takes 20 days and costs USD $334.99.

Multiple-Entry Visa – 90 days

  • Standard Processing, which takes 24 days and costs USD $190.99.

  • Rush Processing, which takes 22 days and costs USD $249.99.

  • Super Rush Processing, which takes 20 days and costs USD $334.99.

Multiple-Entry Visa – 6 months

  • Standard Processing, which takes 24 days and costs USD $190.99.

  • Rush Processing, which takes 22 days and costs USD $249.99.

  • Super Rush Processing, which takes 20 days and costs USD $334.99.

Multiple-Entry Visa – 12 months

  • Standard Processing, which takes 24 days and costs USD $190.99.

  • Rush Processing, which takes 22 days and costs USD $249.99.

  • Super Rush Processing, which takes 20 days and costs USD $334.99.

Please note that the visa application costs include the iVisa processing fee and the Bahamas government visa application fee.

COVID-19 Requirements or Restrictions

The Bahamas Ministry of Foreign Affairs relaxed COVID-19 protocols after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) gave the Island a Level 1 ranking on the COVID-19 Travel Risk Advisory Rating scale.

Thus, travelers to the Bahamas no longer need to apply for a Bahamas Travel Health Visa nor produce a COVID-19 vaccination certificate to enter the country. However, you may still need to show proof of other vaccinations, such as yellow fever.

Do I need a COVID-19 test?

From September 2022, the Bahamas also dropped all COVID-19 testing requirements regardless of your COVID-19 vaccination status.

If we’ve convinced you to travel to the Bahamas, apply for your tourist visa and start packing. However, if you’re still uncertain, be sure to read our guide to the different visa types or contact our 24-hour customer service team for more information.

Disclaimer
  • iVisa is NOT affiliated with any government agency. This site does not provide legal advice and we are not a law firm. None of our customer service representatives are lawyers and they also do not provide legal advice. We are a private, internet-based travel and immigration consultancy provider dedicated to helping individuals travel around the world. You may apply by yourself directly on the various government websites. The source of information: https://www.bahamas.gov.bs
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