I have tried searching for info online, but could not find anything helpful. I am planning to come to Nigeria soon, but was wondering whether there is any customs regulation in Nigeria regarding the limit to amount of money one can enter the country with from Europe. In other words, what is the maximum amount of money (in EURO) I can enter Nigeria with without declaring to custom? Considering the way Naija is, do I really need to declare any currency even if it equals or slightly above the minimum amount that needs to be declared?

Thanks for your numerous responses.

amnestylaw1:
I have tried searching for info online, but could not find anything helpful. I am planning to come to Nigeria soon, but was wondering whether there is any customs regulation in Nigeria regarding the limit to amount of money one can enter the country with from Europe. In other words, what is the maximum amount of money (in EURO) I can enter Nigeria with without declaring to custom? Considering the way Naija is, do I really need to declare any currency even if it equals or slightly above the minimum amount that needs to be declared?

Thanks for your numerous responses.

Anything more than 10 thousand need to be declared

justwise:


Anything more than 10 thousand need to be declared

Thanks for the response. I guess by 10,000 you refer to Euro not dollar

amnestylaw1:


Thanks for the response. I guess by 10,000 you refer to Euro not dollar

€,$ or £

If you are Nigerian coming into Nigeria, you won't be asked when entering. But if you are non-Nigerian, you will need to fill customs currency declaration form on arrival. And you only declare it, not forfeited

sholatech:
If you are Nigerian coming into Nigeria, you won't be asked when entering. But if you are non-Nigerian, you will need to fill customs currency declaration form on arrival. And you only declare it, not forfeited

Thanks. I was wondering whether once one declares an amount, the Naija factor of settle us or we give you problems may set in. From your post, it seems you declare and not necessarily forfeit or part away with some...