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Wondering where you can travel on a Nigerian passport without arranging a visa in advance? The free checker above shows all 80 destinations open to Nigerian citizens — 28 visa-free, 11 visa-on-arrival and 41 via eVisa — each with the permitted length of stay and indicative cost. Popular visa-free picks include Antigua and Barbuda, Bangladesh and Barbados.
As an ECOWAS member, Nigerian passport holders move visa-free across much of West Africa; a US/Schengen/UK/Canada/UAE visa you already hold unlocks several more — add yours above.
Nigerian citizens can currently reach 80 destinations without a prior visa — 28 visa-free, 11 on arrival and 41 via eVisa. Run the checker above for the live, full list.
Popular visa-free destinations include Antigua and Barbuda, Bangladesh and Barbados, among others. The checker shows all 28 visa-free countries with the stay allowed for each.
Yes. A valid US, Schengen, UK, Canada or UAE visa can unlock visa-free or visa-on-arrival entry to several additional countries. Add your visa in the checker to see exactly which destinations open up.
Visa-free means you need no visa at all. Visa-on-arrival means you obtain it at the airport or border on landing, sometimes for a fee. Both are shown above with cost and stay.
Most visa-free countries need nothing in advance. A few require a quick online travel authorization (eTA) — counted as visa-free here — and eVisa countries need a short online visa application before departure. Open any country in the Layovered app for the exact documents and the official application link.
Visa data is maintained from IATA-grade sources, but government rules can change at short notice. Always confirm your specific trip’s requirements in the Layovered app before booking.