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The United Arab Emirates, UAE Government has finally lifted the visa ban placed on Nigerians.
This was disclosed to journalists by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris on Monday after the Federal Executive Council meeting presided over by President Bola Tinubu.
The minister revealed that Nigerian passport holders can now travel to the UAE without any hindrance with immediate effect.
He said, “I can tell you that the agreement has been reached and effective from today, Nigerian passport holders intending to travel to the UAE are able to do so.
“You are aware that Nigeria has been discussing with the United Arab Emirates the issue of visas for Nigerian passport holders going to the United Arab Emirates.
“Today, an agreement has been reached on that, and effective from today 15th July, Nigerian passport holders are able to obtain visas to go to the United Arab Emirates.
“Details of that will be provided to you later today when we put out a statement.”
It will be recalled that the UAE imposed the visa ban on Nigeria in connection with several diplomatic disputes.
It would be recalled that the UAE had imposed a visa ban on Nigeria barely two years ago due to various diplomatic disputes.
Additionally, Dubai’s Emirates Airline halted flights to Nigeria because the Central Bank of Nigeria couldn’t remit an estimated $85 million in revenue to the UAE.
In June, following several meetings with the UAE government, the Federal Government assured Nigerians that the visa ban would soon be lifted.
During the same month, the Nigerian government announced that it had paid 98 percent of $850 million.
Conditions:
“To visit the UAE with a Nigerian passport, it is mandatory to first obtain a Document Verification Number (DVN) before applying for your visa. In accordance with the new visa issuance guidelines established by the Government of the United Arab Emirates, this regulation ensures that all necessary documents are digitally verified and authenticated prior to visa issuance. Individuals below the age of 13 do not require a DVN for their visa applications.”
To get more details on the updated UAE visa conditions, visit https://documentverificationhub.ae/
