Nigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival for Citizens of Gabon

If you are a citizen from an African country (with the exception of the ECOWAS - member countries), you can apply for the Nigeria tourist e-Visa on Arrival program. Nationals of Gabon are permitted to apply for the Nigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival for citizens of Gabon. You will obtain the document if you show the requested paperwork in the country of destination.

The Nigerian tourist e-Visa program is exclusive for certain nations, and can be used solely for tourism reasons, and not for study, humanitarian work, business or permanent residence. iVisa.com offers you a reliable, fast and easy service to obtain the e-Visa.

For all the information you need about the Nigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival for citizens of Gabon scroll down to check the FAQ.

Frequently Asked Questions

Vaccination required to enter the country?

All international passengers at the age of 16 and older must be completely vaccinated against COVID-19 before flying.

PCR Test required to enter the country?

International visitors must take the PCR test 72 hours before boarding.

Quarantine required upon arrival to the country?

Yes, it is mandatory to remain 7 days in self-quarantine upon arrival.

What is the product and how do I apply for it?

The Nigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival for citizens of Gabon, cost depends on the velocity you want your visa to arrive after filling the online application for the e-Visa. In order to start your online application, you must have prepared some documents before.

These documents are:

• Scan of the passport personal details.
• Cover letter.
• Invitation letter.
• Air company confirmation.
• Personal photo.

Be mindful that your departure ticket will need to display that you are leaving the country prior to the date of expiration of your Nigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival for citizens of Gabon. Also, your passport will need to have a validation date no less than 6 months from the arrival date to Nigeria.

Further, Nigeria asks for the Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate like other countries in Africa upon arrival. The arrival approval letter is another requirement, with the passport and return ticket, to present on arrival.

Cost/processing times

With theNigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival for citizens of Gabon, you have 3 processing options:

• Standard Processing: 6 business days and the price is USD 264.00.
• Rush Processing: 4 business days and the price is USD 294.00.
• Super Rush Processing: 2 business days and the price is USD 324.00.

How many times can I enter Nigeria with a Tourist e-Visa on Arrival?

A single entry is what the Nigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival allows. In other words, you can enter just one time in the country.

What is the expiration date of the Nigeria e-Visa on Arrival for citizens of Gabon?

The expiration date is 14 days after the expedition date.

How long can I stay in Nigeria with an e-Visa on Arrival?

You can stay for up to 30 days, because of the single entry that the e-Visa provides. Remember that you need to show a return flight ticket when you are entering the country with a date before the last day of the maximum time you can stay in the country.

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iVisa.com Recommends

If you plan to stay in the country's largest city with the Nigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival for citizens of Gabon, for at least one day, book the Lagos City Day Tour in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. In this tour, you will visit the Lekki Conservation Center, where you will witness endemic species of animals and plants, and you will have the chance to go on the largest canopy path in the continent.

As a second stop, you will visit the Mokoko community, which was built on the Lagos lagoon, to hear the storytelling from the fishermen. As a final stop, you will see the National Museum, with a bunch of cultural elements from the ethnicities of the country.

You can also use yourNigeria Tourist e-Visa on Arrival, if you are a fan of handcrafts, Lekki Market in Lagos has a variety of pieces from West Africa. It is the perfect place to buy gifts to take back home, including traditional clothing and fabrics with tribal design patterns.

And to close the day, it is recommended to visit Oyingbo Market whose specialty are fruits and fresh products produced by local farmers from the entire country at a very good price.