Just a dollar to visit Hell Nigeria.

God bless Naija!

kodded:





wake up bro


"Nigerians shouldn't expect change overnight" ...... Buhari

Bros why you dey waste your time on him? He read all 3 articles were Buhari said we should not expect Miracle infact he is among those saying the general is right.

Dollar101:


Wait a minute...did u just say Japan visa is 4000naira? Plus confirm this because I wouldn't want to say anything else I confirm what u jst said

that would solve your quest

that's informative. ...just that it's not my business

JayJustus:
what are these ones saying single.entry visa to Japan is 4,000...Malaysian visa is 1000...s.pore is 6,000...some are what we call gratis which is free of charge...the countries mentioned there are countries less likely to have many of their nationals coming to Nigeria...so what's the fuss??

bro, pls what do you know about JAPANESE VISA?

Say a prayer for our nation, e go beta

Dekatron:
bro, pls what do you know about JAPANESE VISA?

Sir...I know nothing ehhhhh...lol...whats your aim in Japan?? Study?? Work??

Jklue007:
This is no longer funny...I can't wait till May 29 for GMB to come on board and rectify all this nonsense. Imagine, a whole 9ja, one dollar that is 200 naira??...mtchww.

BUHARI my HERO!
AMEACHI my ROLE MODEL!!
FASHOLA my GUY!!!

God bless Nairaland.

Funny you, is GMB a miracle worker? You guys are scaring him already. We are Nigerians and most of this things are here to stay. If GMB get to office today, he has just little or nothing to do about all this thing. He is not God. Don't expect too much from a man. Let us just pray for God's will to be done.

and reading this thread again the OP mentioned countries like Morocco...Moroccans don't need a visa to enter Nigeria...so it's gratis...you fly in that's all...I still don't get the point of that news...lol

The problem with a lot of Nigerian youth is that they are lazy, very lazy. Same applies to our journalists.
I do not know of other countries, but see the fee for Canadians - Nigeria High Commission in Ottawa displayed on their website below:

IdiAmin1:
I don't know why people react negatively to positive issues.

America visa used to be like that and today, it's costly.

America simply allowed foreigners to come and contribute to their development and it paid off. Now, even with a visa fee of 100k dollars, there will still be queues in their embassies and they will continue to deny people.

Any wise developing nation needs its borders open for awhile so we should stop being pessimistic about this

thank U... I believe u nd I share d same opinion

Validated:
The problem with a lot of Nigerian youth is that they are lazy, very lazy. Same applies to our journalists.
I do not know of other countries, but see the fee for Canadians - Nigeria High Commission in Ottawa displayed on their website below:

very well done...yo're more than correct... 115 CAD is almost 19,000 naira...Nigerian youths are very lazy to do just a lil research...anything they find on nairaland they just swallow it in...I've seen how difficult it is for americans to get nigerian visa in NYC...even the OPs post is faulty...they included morocco and citizens of morocco need NO visa to enter nigeria...until nigerian youth can drop laziness and find out things some more nairaland will keep on deceiving em

And one ajalaoanr was trying to convince me that the strength of a passport was not determined by a nations economy. Stu.pidity reigns on Nairaland

Maple:
While many Nigerians may have known visa fees of different European and American countries, not many take interest in what the country charges other nationals for the document.

But the fact is that the Nigerian Immigration Service has a long list of the fees on its website, indicating clearly the differences in terms of countries, the visa type and number of entries.

If what the NIS displays on the website is anything to go by, nationals of Mauritania, Monaco, Morroco, New Zealand, Panama, Uruguay, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Burma, Dominican, Chile and Colombia are charged between N100 and N 200 for a single-entry Nigerian visa. For those applying for multiple entries, the fee is multiplied by the number of entries they are seeking.

Weighed against the current exchange rate, it implies that a Nigerian visa is still going for half a dollar or a little above that.

Applicants from the United States are charged the highest. They pay N14,000 for either a single or multiple-entry visa.

Russia and other former members of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics are next to the US, and a visa application from the region attracts N10,500.

A traveller from the United Kingdom, who is applying for a single-entry Nigerian visa, pays N9,700, whereas a multiple-visa applicant is charged N16,200.

Interestingly, UK nationals picking up temporary employment in Nigeria pay N9,700, which is less than what their multiple-visa counterparts are charged.

A British woman married to a Nigerian has the option of obtaining an “indefinite” visa at N40,800, according to the NIS’s fee schedule.

Most European countries, such as Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Belgium and Spain, pay a little above N6,000 for a single-visa application. Multiple-entry visa application fee in most of the listed countries is N9,000 plus.

Based on the fact that the immigration service deals with many people in different parts of the world, it is expected that the facts presented on its website are valid as this is a major platform where potential visitors to Nigeria can access it.

Many Nigerian establishments have, however, yet to embrace online operation as an essential part of their corporate integrity. Hence, what such organisations, especially federal ministries, departments and agencies, tag new information are, in some cases, one or more years stale.

Even the NIS is not free from the practice, which visitors find worrisome. For instance, what the Service calls “news”, as of Sunday, is a notice of a recruitment exercise examination that was to be held on March 15, 2014 in the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory.

Also, a document by the Service says it has in the past 10 years cancelled no fewer than 1,288 passports.

But an Internet search by our correspondent shows that the list has not been upgraded since August 2013 when it was uploaded despite a promise that it would be “updated regularly.” This is apart from the fact no reason is given for the cancelation. This, indeed, leaves visitors in the dark as to the number of the ‘green-back’ that have been cancelled in the past two years.

An online document obtained from the NIS portal on Sunday also says it started compiling the list in 2005. There is nothing anywhere on the site to show the updated status of the two-year-old document.


http://www.punchng.com/i-punch/nigerian-visa-goes-for-a-dollar-in-13-countries/

Bureaucratic bottlenecks thrive under a system of misinformation and deliberate witholding information for public consumption creating avenue for bribes to get access to this information or a manipulating for personal benefits

kodded:





wake up bro


"Nigerians shouldn't expect change overnight" ...... Buhari

Were you expecting it overnight?

OP for UK you are slightly wrong
The cost of Visa to Nigerian from UK is

£70 for visa turn around in one day or £20 pounds for 5 days
plus £72 OIS fee and also the cost of the postal order .

so convert to Naira using exchange rate let say 300 Naira to the pound
we are talking minimum payment for visa is (assuming postal order is 10 pounds)
is 30,600 Naira minimum for 5 day service or 45,600 for one day service.

That is why most Nigerians with British passports have now obtained Nigerian Passports which are cheap for about $60.


.Remember all visas are now processed by OIS

http://oisservices.com/visas-det.php?id=MTU=

Chai!!! This made me remember my Business maths lecturer who oneday told us about his conversion with a chiness man whom was one of the workers of a construction company working on the school compound. He approached him and asked him this question; How can you compare our school with your schools in China?. He said that the chiness man whose english was very bad replied him that,' over there in China, we dont think of comparing our schools with schools here in Nigeria. We compare our schools with schools in countries like US, UK and other well developed countries'. The Chiness man then futher said,' if not for the signpost that is at the entrance of the gate that has the name of the school on it, we wont have known that this place is a school, and that assuming the signpost is removed, the gate of the school is just opened without any hindrance, "going by the length and breath of the school, it is nothing but a farm settlement" Na so we just use our two hands grab our head, we con shout, ' yeee!!! Mo gbe' So in this situation i have nothing to say except to talk in 'Alakada's voice,' YEE! Mo gbe, mo ku, mo daran'

@knowitall i presume you are not a Nigerian hence your insulting word about Nigeria's. And if per privilege you are, then you a massive disgrace. You can state you point constructively without resulting to heavy use of words.

debo07:
And GEJ and him wayo pple to talk say our economy don boom wella...lolz..Dem go just talk as if say no be dis country we dey.Just imagine a Nigerian visa for just skikini moneyyyyy #200.CHAI!!!!!!this is too bad.The last 16 years had bin rough but d last 6yrs had bin d worst.Thank God it will end soon so Nigeria will now becom a force to reckon with in the world.

So to u, 6yrs of GEJ rule out of 55yrs of Nigeria's existence is what brought Nigeria to these level of under development, infrastructural decay, high rate of unemployment, lack of electricity and the economic breakdown of our country. Did u forget Obasanjo, Shagari, ur Buhari, babangida, abacha, and obasanjo! Now, 39 yrs of mis ruling this country is what u expected GEJ to fix in 6 yrs. But, ur mighty buhari is now saying change willl not come over night. He is one of those who messed the country up. So, we are expecting miraculous change!

Nigeria is no more exppennsive like a prostitutte but now as cheap as ashiawo


We are still expensive in South Africa!

I'm kinda lost & want to ask this honest question, all the peeps saying "I can't wait for Buhari to come do this & that" even to the most trivial stuffs, are they for real?
Better if the answer is ŊO̶̷̩̥̊͡, but if yes... I'm afraid they are the jokers of all time & may never experience the least in change, so sorry to say. Becauuse it baffles me to hear someone saying Buhari will change even things that is within the reach of the person to change in his/her household or immediate environment.
A lot of people just heard the change slogan & joined without giving it a second thought that yes change is possible but not without the creator's help.
Peeps let's make our expectations realistic so we don't get extreemly disappointed & let's accord our Almighty creator His place in all we desire for our lives & dear country so we won't end up putting the president-elect in the place of the Almighty thereby contending with Him as that may cause his (president-elect's) fall.

#BeWise

JayJustus:


Sir...I know nothing ehhhhh...lol...whats your aim in Japan?? Study?? Work??

lol. . . Its purely STUDY O. IF i got the chance, i would love to go to a university in Japan for masters or KAIST(KOREA ADVANCE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY). But na money isshhs jare. .


Anyway, i would love to earn a Japanese certificate(as engineering student--Electrical Electronic Engineering for that matter). You know Japan na boss in that.

And what is bad about this one,most asian countries visas are less than 10$,south americans and so on
This Punch Editor needs serious orientation

Even for okirika,the visa goes for half the price...In some cases,it is 3 for N100.

saintol:
Chai!!! This made me remember my Business maths lecturer who oneday told us about his conversion with a chiness man whom was one of the workers of a construction company working on the school compound. He approached him and asked him this question; How can you compare our school with your schools in China?. He said that the chiness man whose english was very bad replied him that,' over there in China, we dont think of comparing our schools with schools here in Nigeria. We compare our schools with schools in countries like US, UK and other well developed countries'. The Chiness man then futher said,' if not for the signpost that is at the entrance of the gate that has the name of the school on it, we wont have known that this place is a school, and that assuming the signpost is removed, the gate of the school is just opened without any hindrance, "going by the length and breath of the school, it is nothing but a farm settlement" Na so we just use our two hands grab our head, we con shout, ' yeee!!! Mo gbe' So in this situation i have nothing to say except to talk in 'Alakada's voice,' YEE! Mo gbe, mo ku, mo daran'

lol. . Lwkmd!!


I 100% support him. I mean,come to engineering building & see how rotten our labs are. Metallurgical and Materials engineering is the ONLY course i could see some ROTTEN,ARCHAIC equipment. So much for a school of technology that HER STUDENTS CANNOT EVEN FIX BROKEN STREET LIGHT. All those fuc.king lecturers want us to do is Copy and Paste their their fvckin old stale meaniless worthless materials.

Our Labs are nothing (i dont think EEE has lab @ engineering building self). I saw & read MIT's research and technical success and i was crying in my heart.

Imagine. . . . Our schools are worse than farm settlements.

Jklue007:
This is no longer funny...I can't wait till May 29 for GMB to come on board and rectify all this nonsense. Imagine, a whole 9ja, one dollar that is 200 naira??...mtchww.

BUHARI my HERO!
AMEACHI my ROLE MODEL!!
FASHOLA my GUY!!!

God bless Nairaland.

WHAT ABOUT THE COUNTRIES THAT ISSUE THEIR VISA FREE OF CHARGES, YOUR STATEMENT SHOWS THAT IS EITHER YOU'VE NEVER TRAVEL OUT OF THIS COUNTRY OR YOU ARE TOTALY IGNORANT OF HAPPENINGS IN THE WORLD OF INTERNATIONALS RELATION. any little thing buhari, any little thing buhari, una don come turn buhari to demi-god. My uncle wife don dey husband house more than ten year no pikin, i think buhari hold the wand to that! and expecting buhari to come and perform his magic. Useless bunch of morons, yeyenatu!

Maple:
While many Nigerians may have known visa fees of different European and American countries, not many take interest in what the country charges other nationals for the document.

But the fact is that the Nigerian Immigration Service has a long list of the fees on its website, indicating clearly the differences in terms of countries, the visa type and number of entries.

If what the NIS displays on the website is anything to go by, nationals of Mauritania, Monaco, Morroco, New Zealand, Panama, Uruguay, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Burma, Dominican, Chile and Colombia are charged between N100 and N 200 for a single-entry Nigerian visa. For those applying for multiple entries, the fee is multiplied by the number of entries they are seeking.

Weighed against the current exchange rate, it implies that a Nigerian visa is still going for half a dollar or a little above that.

Applicants from the United States are charged the highest. They pay N14,000 for either a single or multiple-entry visa.

Russia and other former members of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics are next to the US, and a visa application from the region attracts N10,500.

A traveller from the United Kingdom, who is applying for a single-entry Nigerian visa, pays N9,700, whereas a multiple-visa applicant is charged N16,200.

Interestingly, UK nationals picking up temporary employment in Nigeria pay N9,700, which is less than what their multiple-visa counterparts are charged.

A British woman married to a Nigerian has the option of obtaining an “indefinite” visa at N40,800, according to the NIS’s fee schedule.

Most European countries, such as Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Belgium and Spain, pay a little above N6,000 for a single-visa application. Multiple-entry visa application fee in most of the listed countries is N9,000 plus.

Based on the fact that the immigration service deals with many people in different parts of the world, it is expected that the facts presented on its website are valid as this is a major platform where potential visitors to Nigeria can access it.

Many Nigerian establishments have, however, yet to embrace online operation as an essential part of their corporate integrity. Hence, what such organisations, especially federal ministries, departments and agencies, tag new information are, in some cases, one or more years stale.

Even the NIS is not free from the practice, which visitors find worrisome. For instance, what the Service calls “news”, as of Sunday, is a notice of a recruitment exercise examination that was to be held on March 15, 2014 in the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory.

Also, a document by the Service says it has in the past 10 years cancelled no fewer than 1,288 passports.

But an Internet search by our correspondent shows that the list has not been upgraded since August 2013 when it was uploaded despite a promise that it would be “updated regularly.” This is apart from the fact no reason is given for the cancelation. This, indeed, leaves visitors in the dark as to the number of the ‘green-back’ that have been cancelled in the past two years.

An online document obtained from the NIS portal on Sunday also says it started compiling the list in 2005. There is nothing anywhere on the site to show the updated status of the two-year-old document.


http://www.punchng.com/i-punch/nigerian-visa-goes-for-a-dollar-in-13-countries/

Last week, i needed to go to Eboyin state liason office in Lagos. Information on their website had the address at "1324 Bishop Oluwole street, Victoria Island".
I walked the whole street like "John Walker" looking for the aforementioned address. Not until some passers-by told me they've moved to "Housborne Estate, Obalende". (see suffering that day).

Nigerian ministries and agencies need to embrace the sine qua non of the internet.

Dekatron:
lol. . . Its purely STUDY O. IF i got the chance, i would love to go to a university in Japan for masters or KAIST(KOREA ADVANCE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY). But na money isshhs jare. .


Anyway, i would love to earn a Japanese certificate(as engineering student--Electrical Electronic Engineering for that matter). You know Japan na boss in that.

aye the Japanese scholarship is open...you should check it out asap...they give scholarships for your field of.study...

kodded:
wake up




Buhari has nothing to offer or do you think jailing corrupt men will revive our economy ?

Btw what has buhari promised in his campaign concerning our economy. Because the last time I checked his campaign promises was all about jailing corrupt men




Or am I missing something here ?

this comment lacks thoughtfulness.
So, you think the president elect would do d job all by himself..baba will stamp corruption out; meanwhile employing capable hands to revamp other sectors...sth the otuoke warlord couldnt do.

"Meji apini."