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You want to destroy people’s life. Stay away from crime guys, Japa in a legit way.

That's huge, from my experience it is easier to get a US/ Asian/ European visa than some African visas. by the whole of Africa do you mean the entire 54? including islands like Seychelles, Madagascar, Cape Verde, and Sao Tome which you can't just drive to.

Sapasenator:
I am planning a similar road trip, my objective is to tour the whole of Africa by road. Kindly keep us posted with pictures please. I did not realize Senegal does not accept Ecowas Travel certificate, my Nigerian passport is expired or more than 3 years now and I was planning never to renew and use the Ewcowas passport for trips, I may have to renew my Nigerian passport at last.

Hi everyone

I'll be posting updates on my preparations here and sharing details of the journey once we're on the road.

Exciting news: I've purchased the domain travelwithadisa.com.ng. I'll be hosting my live location on map, and other content there—things I can't put on Nairaland .

To make the trip smoother, I'll be applying for an ECOWAS travel certificate instead of using my almost-full passport.

I will be visiting

- Benin
- Togo
- Ghana
- Côte d'Ivoire
- Liberia
- Sierra Leone
- Guinea
- Guinea-Bissau
- Senegal
- The Gambia

I have been told (not confirmed) that Senegal doesn't accept the Ecowas travel certificate, so I will still be with My passport and National ID.

If you have any tips or heads-up about the route, please share them! Your advice would be greatly appreciated.

I volunteer.

This is serious beef.

It’s always the same tactics.

Egberichard:
they said is for their 15 years of existance or aniversary, we are selected from their list

There are dishonest people o. You probably filled their form in the mall or something. They will tell you have a voucher and will eventually want to force you to pay. Don’t go!

Egberichard:
I am in invited to safari herminways travel at ikeja today 18/06/2024 by 2pm me and my spouse, do anyone knows about it, because i am suspecting scam

What are you coming to do in Nigeria?

Valdo24:
Hello everyone!
I'm a Cameroonian residing in Yaoundé. I'm planning to travel to Lagos Nigeria in the next days while in Douala. But the issue is I have only my Cameroonian Id-cart. I would like to have guidance on how to have a safe road trip. Please I want to know:
1) if it is possible using only the Id-cart;
2) how to proceed once I am in Douala;
3) what to do when I am at the border;
4) and how to proceed, once I have cross the border, in order to reach Lagos safely. If possible, mentioning the various financial modalities will be of great help to me.
Please, I will be very grateful receiving your help!

Thank you in advance!

Don’t check-in your laptop o. Also don’t put perfumes and liquids exceeding 100ml in carry-on.

I meant that you should wear joggers instead. Passing through security requires taking off belts, shoes and watches. Bringing out laptops and tabs, to me this is the most stress part of traveling.

Uniqueaccountant:
why please....I love sports wears

Don’t wear belt. Instead do Joggers and comfy footwear.

There is nothing wrong if you willing give a tip tho. You are traveling, it’s a privilege

kumbhuru:
I'm not giving them anything

Hold some Naira, people beg alot

Atleast 20m

To the best of my knowledge, it’s visa on arrival but with conditions such as adequate cash and fully paid hotel.

modskiller:
Hello all,

I’ve been quite curious and wanting to ask if Nigerians are required to obtain a visa before visiting Lebanon.

Contributions from people with experience is highly appreciated.

Scammer!

Womola45:
Do you need funds to sponsor your trip abroad with your family but to no avail? You can apply for the US grants for Africans.
The maximum amount you can acquire as a Nigerian is $6000 that's up to 7 million Nigeria Naria.No repayment required,its a grant. No registration or processing fee attached it's free free free and free.
Start your application today.
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Hey everyone!

I'm planning an epic road trip from Lagos to Senegambia, starting on February 1, 2025, and I'm looking for a few adventurous souls to join me on this journey. If you've ever dreamed of traversing West Africa by road and crossing all the coastal countries, this is your chance!

Trip Details:
- Route: Lagos, Nigeria to Senegambia, passing through all coastal West African countries.
- Departure: February 1, 2025
- Mode of Travel: Buses and taxis
- Return: Fly back from Dakar, Senegal to Lagos

Important Information:
- Health: You must be in good health. This trip will involve long hours on the road and some rugged conditions.
- Gender: Males only (I'm a married man).
- Financials:
- You should be able to afford your own travel expenses, including buses, taxis, hotels, and food.
- You must have the financial capacity to fly back to Lagos from Dakar.

What You Get:
- Adventure: Explore the diverse cultures, landscapes, and histories of West Africa, from Nigeria through Benin, Togo, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, and finally Senegal.
- Camaraderie: Connect with fellow travelers and create unforgettable memories.
- Guidance: I'll provide route and activity recommendations to ensure we make the most of our journey.

Note:
- This is not a business venture. I'm not charging any fees for this trip. It's purely about sharing an incredible experience with like-minded adventurers.

If you're interested and meet the conditions, please send an email to join@travelwithadisa.com.ng

I have a US visa, which make Panama visa free for me according to

https://www.travelwithapen.com/countries-you-can-visit-with-a-valid-us-visa/

what do I do if I get to Panama to switch from a visit to a residence. Also I am trying to send you a mail.

sliksusan:
If you have a South African passport and travel to Panama, you can quickly obtain a five year residence permit there and must live in Panama for five years before you are granted citizenship

Have you received it now?

It’s show option for tourist visa sir.
The right website is https://visas.immigration.go.ug/

1. always apply using the right link (with govt extension eg .gov, .go.ug, . gov.ng etc)
2. You don’t need an agent, it’s straight forward
3. Have you yellow card (if don’t have it get it ready immediately. It’s usually invalid if taken within 10days of travel)
4. Uganda as at 2021 had a visa on arrival option also. Not sure if that still works, you are safer doing the evisa tho
5. If the platform is glitchy, look for an official number to call on the platform
6. Ugandan airways flies directly from Lagos, it’s govt owned so you can reach out to them for info on not just travels but visa
7. I am not an agent, non an authority on this. Just helping out, Do your own research

But netherlands has an embassy in Nigeria.

Starx:
hi everyone, I recently received an invite from my boss to join a group vacation in Aruba in June, 2024.

I looked through a couple online forums and didn't find a lot of useful information from other Nigerians who have made this trip. So, I will be detailing each process of my trip preparation, from my Visa application to my arrival in Aruba, in the hopes that it helps somebody else.

A couple of things to note:
1. I am a Nigerian living in Nigeria.
2. I work remotely for a company located in the U.S.
3. I'm in upper management (which means my trips are company-sponsored).
4. I currently have a U.S. visa from an earlier trip this year.
5. I am a woman.

What I've found out so far:
1. What I am applying for is a short-stay Caribbean visa.
2. There is no Aruba Embassy in Nigeria (Aruba has no diplomatic missions in Abuja, Nigeria at the moment).
3. I am required to apply in person at an embassy or consulate of the Kingdom of the Netherlands for this visa.
4. The closest place to make this application is at the Netherlands embassy in Cotonou, Benin
5. I will have to

Documents to be provided for my application:
1. Purpose of event: Trip flyer + schedule
2. Letter of invitation from the company.
3. Letter of sponsorship from the company
4. Employment Verification Letter
5. International passport (with US visa page)
6. COVID vaccination card
7. Yellow fever vaccination card
***(I'll include any additional that I cannot think of right now)


Next steps:
1. Confirm how to make a to-and-fro trip to Cotonou for my application
2. Travel for application

I'll be back with feedback.

I have a B1/B2 visa. The Georgian immigration website say I don’t need a visa to enter for tourism. Has anyone tried it before?

How was the airport experience? How was Georgia generally ??


Reference:
https://www.evisa.gov.ge/GeoVisa/

How did you get a Residency permit for Panama. How long for citizenship?

sliksusan:
do you travel to Bolivia before why you write that Fry pan to Fire Bolivia is , country of west-central South America. Extending some 950 miles (1,500 km) north-south and 800 miles (1,300 km) east-west, Bolivia is bordered to the north and east by Brazil, to the southeast by Paraguay, to the south by Argentina, to the southwest and west by Chile, and to the northwest by Peru.
the country is good and it is not too far to Peru never visit there before but l have visit Peru Brazil Ecuador Chile costa Rica mexico Nicaragua l can tell you Bolivia much better than Nicaragua or El Salvador or Guatemala l have friend live Bolivia Santa Cruz he from Abia states and play football in Bolivia last month just got citizenship after have been live there for 5 year
Bolivia is good country with small Economy many Nigeria Cameroon and many Africa live there and work like teacher and doing some business and many play football there and lhere iliving good lam live Panama City also l have resident permit panama

How?

GreaterFuture:
Have you come across something like this anywhere at all before?

Avoid has banned Nigerians na. Avoid Cape Verde, the turn Nigerians back at the border

billgabb:
Seychelles

Iranians are not Arabs, they are Persians

Obyangel:
E don red, Iran is about to get burnt.

Arab/terriost world wan enter fire finally

15 hours non stop, Nairobi (NBO) to New York (JFK) on Kenya Airways

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