Has anybody secured Equatorial Guinea Visa to enter Malabo, Equatorial Guinea to watch the 2015 African nations cup which is starting January, 2015?

If so what is their procedures at their embassy in Lagos, Nigeria? What are the document they ask for and the duration of their visa?

I think it's visa on arrival

naijaspeak:
Has anybody secured Equatorial Guinea Visa to enter Malabo, Equatorial Guinea to watch the 2015 African nations cup which is starting January, 2015?

If so what is their procedures at their embassy in Lagos, Nigeria? What are the document they ask for and the duration of their visa?

seangy4konji:
I think it's visa on arrival

Thanks for responding to the thread. But I think visa on arrival is open to citizen of the united states of america only who must show or present a minimum of a basic travel allowance of $2,000.00.

Other nationals must apply for visa through their embassy. There is no websites for Equatorial Guinea Embassy in Nigeria.

Meanwhile, do not confuse Equatorial Guinea for countries that are visa free to Nigerians such as Guinea Bissau, Guinea Conakry. Equatorial Guinea requires visa from all national except American citizen who are exempted.

Nigerians who have been visiting that country called Equatorial Guinea should post details regarding procedures for getting a visiting or tourist visa from their embassy in Lagos, Nigeria

http://www.guineaecuatorialpress.com/noticia.php?id=46

So u v to get visa to enter there?thought it was amongst the countries listed on a threD you can go to with Nigerian passport. Guess you have to go to a neighboring country to get their visa like Ghana. It won't be hard with a good statement,letter if leave,hotel accomodation and passport. It will be issued.

naijaspeak:


Thanks for responding to the thread. But I think visa on arrival is open to citizen of the united states of america only who must show or present a minimum of a basic travel allowance of $2,000.00.

Other nationals must apply for visa through their embassy. There is no websites for Equatorial Guinea Embassy in Nigeria.

Meanwhile, do not confuse Equatorial Guinea for countries that are visa free to Nigerians such as Guinea Bissau, Guinea Conakry. Equatorial Guinea requires visa from all national except American citizen who are exempted.

Nigerians who have been visiting that country called Equatorial Guinea should post details regarding procedures for getting a visiting or tourist visa from their embassy in Lagos, Nigeria

http://www.guineaecuatorialpress.com/noticia.php?id=46

There is an EG embassy in Lagos and Abuja. Nigerians require a visa to EG. You can obtain this by getting a letter of invitation (LOI) from the appropriate ministry in EG for business travelers. To get this LOI, you need HIV report, Police clearance valid within the last 6 months, yellow fever card. You then use this LOI to apply for visa at the embassy and it takes 2 days. Alternatively go to the outstation in Lagos on No 7 bank road with the LOI from the company you are visiting, N85,000, 2 passports and photocopies of your bio data page and original passport to be issued the visa. Hope this helps

More information is needed in this visa, most especially for Tourist Visa to this country. Nigerians that reside in equatorial guinea you attention is needed in this matter