Hi Peeps, i will like to know whether visa is required to visit Dominica and Barbados from Nigeria. If yes, then any info about their consulate in Nigeria would be most appreciated.

Thanks

You don't need a visa as a Nigerian to those places. You will be given visa on arrival.

The problem would have been transist visa, since there is no direct flight from Nigeria to those places

But if your location is UK as your profile suggests, then you are ready to go. Go book your ticket. 

Thanks for your input. However, i understand that Nationalties of Nigeria do now require visas, not sure if this is correct but info was obtained from the web link below:

http://www.dominica.dm/site/entryreqs.cfm

Do you have any relevant authority that states that nationalties of Nigeria do not require entre visa to dominica.

Regards and thanks again

Well am not sure of any changes. You best option is to go to any of the IIATA agents and confirm.

What I know is that if you are not staying up to 6 months, you don't need visa.

check this Delta Airline link. Indicate your nationalities and destinations, it will give you some information

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations/plan_flight/international_travel_information/visa_passport_information/

For how long do you intend to visit?

Sammy are you still in Barbados? edited

Yeah I'm still here O

Dull as death. . .

Edited

I heard that side rocks 

Naijas don't need visas for short term visits, and they wouldn't give much trouble at the airport if you have a clear itinerary. You'll enjoy b'dos much more than rastaland if you're staying for about a week. It's is expensive as hell.

I just added you on YIM; you know how dem nairaland predators be 

Many thanks for your info on this, much appreciated. I am hoping a visa is not truly required.

I plan spending just about 5 nights, basically need to visit the carribeans and Dominica has featured as a place to be.

Thanks

dablessed:

Many thanks for your info on this, much appreciated. I am hoping a visa is not truly required.

I plan spending just about 5 nights, basically need to visit the carribeans and Dominica has featured as a place to be.

Thanks

Only u? Put me in ur bag, u will not be caught

Barbados Visa requirements:
http://www.foreign.gov.bb/UserFiles/File/VISA%20info2.pdf
http://www.foreign.gov.bb/pageselect.cfm
http://www.barbados.org/docs_requirements.htm
Summary is that you do not need a visa.

Dominican republic:
http://www.dominicanembassy.org.uk/Touristcard.html
Basically, if you live in Nigeria and hold a valid visa for the United Kingdom, United States, Canada or Schengen countries, then you can visit without a visa.
If you live in the UK, then you don't need a visa.

Barbados has no visa requirement for Nigerians for short term visits. Same with Dominicans which will give you a short term visa on arrival. That is the current rule and you should disregard others

Tats, Dancewith, thanks a bunch!!

well i went to bahamas with my naija pali and no visa needed or course i had my green card. The thing is most of these places a torist driven so if you show up with your vacation hotel address and reservtion, they wont stop you from coming in. i went to punta cana in dominican republic they didnt even check your paper as long as you had the $20 needed for the arrival visa but then again i went there from NY so maybe that makes a difference.

omega25red:

well i went to bahamas with my naija pali and no visa needed or course i had my green card. The thing is most of these places a torist driven so if you show up with your vacation hotel address and reservtion, they wont stop you from coming in. i went to punta cana in dominican republic they didnt even check your paper as long as you had the $20 needed for the arrival visa but then again i went there from NY so maybe that makes a difference.

You are very right, most of Caribbeans Islands are tourist friendly. And coming from US or Europe is also an advantage.

dablessed have you been there? Please do you mind telling me about it? Im looking at taking holiday in February, my last major holiday in Dubai was da bomb, looking for something similar. Thanks.