Regularize your immigration status in Nigeria before the grace period ends on 1st August 2025. This special initiative provides an opportunity for all foreigners residing in Nigeria with expired visas, overstayed periods, or even visas acquired through fraudulent means to correct their status legally without penalties. Take advantage of this chance to regularize your stay and avoid future immigration complications.
Landing and Exit Cards are mandatory travel documents required of all passengers entering or departing Nigeria. These cards must be completed upon arrival at or departure from Nigerian borders and serve as a critical instrument for immigration control and border management. commences May 1, 2025
Combined Expatriate Residence Permit and Aliens Card (CERPAC) is an essential immigration document issued by the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) to foreign nationals residing and working in Nigeria. It serves as both a residence permit and an identification card, granting expatriates the legal right to live, work, or conduct business in Nigeria for a specified duration, typically up to one year (renewable).
CERPAC is mandatory for all non-Nigerians who intend to stay in the country beyond 56 days for employment, business, or long-term residence purposes.
NIS DELEGATION PARTICIPATED IN RABAT PROCESS THEMATIC MEETING TITLED “YOUTH, EDUCATION AND INNOVATION: DRIVING THE FUTURE OF MIGRATION” The Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration Service,
The Hon. Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo accompanied by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry Dr. Magdalene Ajani and Comptroller General of Nigeria Immigration
The Nigeria Immigration Service, through its Migration Directorate, has commenced a nationwide sensitization campaign to educate members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) on
