The British, Swedish and the Finnish enjoy the widest range of visa-free travel on the planet. Citizens of the three European countries are able to visit 173 of the world's nations without applying for a visa.

South Africa is the highest placed African country in the visa-free travel ranking as its citizens can travel to 94 countries without visa. Next to South Africa in Africa are Botswana, The Gambia, Kenya, Lesotho, and Namibia. The citizens of these five countries can travel to 68 countries in the world without visa. The citizens of Nigeria(78th Position) and Ghana(66th Position) can travel to 48 and 61 countries visa-free respectively.


India is ranked at No. 74, and improved its position by 6 slots since last year's rankings, with Indians allowed to travel visa-free to 52 countries.
Afghanistan, which bottomed out as the country with most number of visa restrictions imposed on its passport holders, ranked at 93 with a score of 28, followed by Iraq at a rank of 92 and a score of 31, with and Pakistan and Somalia a mere spot away with a 32 score.

"Pakistan, Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan remain in the bottom four places of the ranking, which means that citizens of these countries enjoy the least freedom of travel," said Henley & Partners in its media statement accompanying the rankings.

source: https://www.henleyglobal.com/fileadmin/pdfs/visarestrictions/Global%20Ranking%20-%20Visa%20Restriction%20Index%202013-08.pdf

Most of the countries that Nigerians do not need visa to visit aside those in ECOWAS are small island countries in Asia and the Carribbean, some of which issue visa to visitors on arrival. Among them are Barbados, Diminican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Saint Kitts and Nevis in the Americas, and Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Maldives, Laos and Macau. Others include Cook Islands, Fiji, Micronesia, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

I Love Naija My Country

atleast...,we still de reach anywhere we wan reach...,naija 4 life!

marious: I Love Naija My Country

no b lie. we no carry last.

360command: Most of the countries that Nigerians do not need visa to visit aside those in ECOWAS are small island countries in Asia and the Carribbean, some of which issue visa to visitors on arrival. Among them are Barbados, Diminican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Saint Kitts and Nevis in the Americas, and Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Maldives, Laos and Macau. Others include Cook Islands, Fiji, Micronesia, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

so all this nonsense you listed above are country and i know lagos may be bigger than some

prem love: so all this nonsense you listed above are country and i know lagos may be bigger than some

no b by how big or small,d question is, where does our passport stands if we want have access to the world free without the need of visa? The answer are not far fetch from above.

48? Wetin i still dey do for naija? Haba nw