So guys
After my trip to Rwanda, i am looking for some place else to Go.
Pls advice, is Namibia visa on arrival for Citizens of Nigeria? For those who have visited kindly let me know

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gimakon:
So guys
After my trip to Rwanda, i am looking for some place else to Go.
Pls advice, is Namibia visa on arrival for Citizens of Nigeria? For those who have visited kindly let me know

yes you need visa to visit Namibia also you must have yellow card just like Southy
If you don’t mind can you guide me as well about Rwanda, planning to visit January

iretiogo1:
yes you need visa to visit Namibia also you must have yellow card just like Southy
If you don’t mind can you guide me as well about Rwanda, planning to visit January

Rwanda is visa on arrival. The same enlisted requirements are basically what you need. Then get hotel reservation

gimakon:


Rwanda is visa on arrival. The same enlisted requirements are basically what you need. Then get hotel reservation

okay thanks for the info
like how much can I get hotel for 5 days

iretiogo1:
okay thanks for the info
like how much can I get hotel for 5 days

Depends on the area. Saw one apartment in some area near Kigali town, close to airport, and Kigali heights. Price range from $155 for 1 week.

gimakon:


Depends on the area. Saw one apartment in some area near Kigali town, close to airport, and Kigali heights. Price range from $155 for 1 week.

okay thanks can I book from booking.com or you have another better site I can book
Please did you think 400k will be enough for me to fly to Rwanda for a week include flight

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iretiogo1:
okay thanks can I book from booking.com or you have another better site I can book
Please did you think 400k will be enough for me to fly to Rwanda for a week include flight

No o.
Flight = 215,000
Airbnb (hotel) ,this one should be dependant on you.
Feeding, transport (bta) $1500+

Normally immigration wants to see you have more than enough for your stay.

gimakon:


No o.
Flight = 215,000
Airbnb (hotel) ,this one should be dependant on you.
Feeding, transport (bta) $1500+

Normally immigration wants to see you have more than enough for your stay.

okay thanks

It's like Rwanda is only good for tourist and not a hustle and business country like Tanzania,South africa and Cote d Voire

bubbybillion:
It's like Rwanda is only good for tourist and not a hustle and business country like Tanzania,South africa and Cote d Voire

Are you so sure, or are you just assuming?
Hmm try getting your facts right.

As a Nigerian passport holder, you need a visa to get into Namibia.
It is not visa on arrival.

Namibia is an amazing African country btw... if I was to immigrate to any African country, Namibia is number one on my list.

optimusprime2:
As a Nigerian passport holder, you need a visa to get into Namibia.
It is not visa on arrival.

Namibia is an amazing African country btw... if I was to immigrate to any African country, Namibia is number one on my list.

what makes Namibia unique and your first choice

optimusprime2:
As a Nigerian passport holder, you need a visa to get into Namibia.
It is not visa on arrival.

Namibia is an amazing African country btw... if I was to immigrate to any African country, Namibia is number one on my list.

How about showing us how you got the visas? Would go a long Way.

Goodman247:
what makes Namibia unique and your first choice

Firstly I am a fan of peace and stability, Namibia is literally one of the most peaceful countries in Africa, the place has very chill people and a stable government.

Secondly I am a big fan of nature and outlandish scenery of
Which Namibia has tons of things to offer.

Namibia has one of the most developed transportation infrastructures in Africa which makes transportation fluid. The low population is also a big plus for me because rowdy areas are not common.

Although the weather in Namibia is very hot being a desert zone, but that southern African geography/proximity about Namibia is what gets to me most often regardless of the climate.

In terms of jobs, well everything revolves around Windhoek which makes things rather close circuited, however if you are into Forestry, conservation sciences, sustainability, renewable resources and the likes there's always something for you in Namibia.

As far as the currency goes, its basically on par with the South African rand, so the economy is rather similar to SA if you are not looking at GDP.

Lastly I just love the people, they are literally chill despite the weather.

In the end the love for particular places depends on the individual... I am more of an adventurer which is why Namibia rings my bells.

gimakon:


How about showing us how you got the visas? Would go a long Way.

Bro, there is an embassy that states everything you need to present;
http://www.namibiahc.com.ng/visaandconsular.htm

Please note that a visa to Namibia does not guarantee entry, if you do not present your bta and invitation/trip purpose at the p.o.e you will be sent back faster than you can say "Windhoek".

optimusprime2:


Firstly I am a fan of peace and stability, Namibia is literally one of the most peaceful countries in Africa, the place has very chill people and a stable government.

Secondly I am a big fan of nature and outlandish scenery of
Which Namibia has tons of things to offer.

Namibia has one of the most developed transportation infrastructures in Africa which makes transportation fluid. The low population is also a big plus for me because rowdy areas are not common.

Although the weather in Namibia is very hot being a desert zone, but that southern African geography/proximity about Namibia is what gets to me most often regardless of the climate.

In terms of jobs, well everything revolves around Windhoek which makes things rather close circuited, however if you are into Forestry, conservation sciences, sustainability, renewable resources and the likes there's always something for you in Namibia.

As far as the currency goes, its basically on par with the South African rand, so the economy is rather similar to SA if you are not looking at GDP.

Lastly I just love the people, they are literally chill despite the weather.

In the end the love for particular places depends on the individual... I am more of an adventurer which is why Namibia rings my bells.

are u already in Namibia

Goodman247:
are u already in Namibia

No I am not in Namibia, which is the reason why I earlier stated; if I was to migrate to any African country, Namibia is my top destination.