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The first thing that comes to the mind of most Nigerians when it comes to international traveling is how to get a VISA and the stress that comes with it. Few people are aware of VISA free countries for Nigerian passport holders. Here is a comprehensive list of these countries;

BARBADOS
A visit to Barbados by Nigerians allows you a stay for six months without a visa. Barbados is rich in history and has some of the best beaches and sea foods.

BANGLADESH
Bangladesh offers a 30 days permit for Nigerians to stay in the country. You will be required to provide $500 worth proof of funds and return ticket. Enjoy the best Bangladesh’s cuisine and visit the port city of Chittagong for an amazing experience.

BURKINA FASO
Burkina Faso is visa For Nigerian who would love to stay as long as they like. The Country is boasts of a gold reserves and is rich in music and art like the drumming culture.

BENIN REPUBLIC
As a Nigerian passport holder, you can visit Benin Republic and stay for 3 months without a visa. A country located close to Nigeria, there are a number of tourist attractions in the country that may interest you like the nominated UNESCO World Heritage site named Pendjari National Park.

BURUNDI
Nigerians are allowed a visit to Burundi for 30 days without a visa requirement. The country is known for its craft works that serve as a great gift option for tourists. From shields, baskets and masks to statues and pottery. An important part of the culture in Burundi is drumming, the Royal Drummers of Burundi have been performing for 40 years.

CHAD
Chad offers a 3-month visa free stay for Nigerians. All you need to do is provide a return ticket that shows you do not plan to stay in the country permanently. You can visit the Chad National Museum.J

CAMEROON
Enjoy a great time in Cameroon as entry is visa free for Nigerians. Check out the National Museum &Mvog-Betsi Zoo in Yaounde or the La Pagode Maritime Museum in Douala.

COTE D’IVOIRE
A visa free stay in Cote d’ivoire formerly known as Ivory Coast is worth it as there several points of interests and tourist attractions you can visit during your stay. The beach resorts of Assinie, the Parc National de Tai, valleys of Man and the artsy Grand Bassam are some of the breathtaking tourist attractions you can see in Cote d’ivoire.

CAPE VERDE
A visa will not be required by Nigerian citizen upon entry to Cape Verde, provided you can prove to the immigration officials you do not plan to stay permanently in the country. You will be required to provide a return ticket, as well as proof of funds.

DOMINICA
Dominica grants Nigerians a free entry for 6 months. This country is a mountainous Caribbean island with tropical rainforests, waterfalls, lakes, gorges, rivers, and steamy hot springs. The rugged coastline accommodates rustic shoreline villages and rocky black-sand beaches, which tend to be good for snorkeling or diving spots.

FIJI
As a Nigerian Passport holder, you can stay in the country for 4 months without a visa, but you may need a visitor’s permit for the period of your stay. This permit can be renewed after the visa-free period for 2 months. In Fiji, you can explore the incredible beaches, diverse marine life and some of the most appealing tropical scenery.

GUINEA
Guinea is one of the visa-free countries for Nigerians to visit. While the country has tremendous natural resources available to them (which includes around one-half of the world’s reserves of bauxite, and many major golds, jewel, and metal industries).

GUINEA BISSAU
Guinea-Bissau offers visa-free entry to Nigerian Passport holders. The country has a couple of forests and a natural park where you can see chimpanzees if you’re lucky.

HAITI
Haiti is a Caribbean country that occupies the western third of the Caribbean Island of Hispaniola. Nigerians can stay for 90 days visa-free.

You could pay a visit to the Labadee Resort managed by Royal Caribbean International. Attractions in Haiti include numerous beaches, water sports, a waterpark, and traditional Haitian dance performances.

LIBERIA
A country with strong historical ties to the United States, Liberia offers visa-free access to Nigerians due to being part of the ECOWAS. The country easily boasts of numerous beaches in and around the capital city of Monrovia.

For an interesting day trip, Robert sport offers a glimpse of Liberia’s cultural history as well as clean, beautiful beaches.

MALI
Citizens of Nigeria can visit Mali without a visa. A country landlocked in the Sahel, Mali holds a lot of history of a past full of struggle. However, it has some incredible sights, including four UNESCO World-Heritage sites, and the historic city of Timbuktu.

NIGER REPUBLIC
This West African country shares a border with Nigeria. Due to being part of the ECOWAS body, Nigerians can travel to this country visa-free.

SENEGAL
With the Atlantic Ocean to the west of this West African country, Senegal is home to the teeming population of African wildlife. The country is visa-free for all Nigerians due to its membership in the ECOWAS body. You could take a trip to Senegal and pay a visit to the Reserve filled with different wild animals such as Giraffes, Rhinos, Elands, Antelopes, and different bird species.

SIERRA LEONE
Sierra Leone is one of the visa-free countries for Nigerians as part of ECOWAS regulations. Interesting places to visit include the beaches in the Freetown peninsula and Banana Island; which offer unsurpassed natural beauty, history, water activities among other attractions.

TOGO
Nigerians do not require a visa to enter Togo. Argued to be one of the nicest places in West Africa, Togo is filled with white sandy beaches, friendly people, and hills and mountains waiting to be explored.

VANUATU
Nigerians are allowed to stay in the country without a visa for a maximum period of 30 days. The country has a couple of well-known attractions such as the Yasur Volcano on Tanna and the Coolidge dive in Santo

KENYA
Nigerians get Visa on arrival in Kenya. For Nigeria citizens living in Nigeria, it’s 90 days free visa entry

MOZAMBIQUE
The South and West African countries have a deal that enables Nigerians visiting Mozambique, visa on arrival for 30 days.

SOMALIA
Nigerians get Visa on arrival in Somalia for 30 days.

ETHIOPIA
The home of coffee and HRH Haile Sellasie; Ethiopia, readily opens its borders to Nigerian passport holders and a visa on arrival is issued only at the Addis Ababa Bole International Airport with a gift of up to 90 days.

UGANDA
A valid Nigerian passport, a vaccination certificate for Yellow Fever, and a passport-sized photograph is all you need to go ahead and apply for a Ugandan visa and you could be on your way to Uganda in less than 24 hours

MAURITIUS
Bilateral ties mean Nigerians are only a flight away from one of the world’s most visited travel destinations; Mauritius. A return flight ticket and proof of self-sustenance during your trip are just all you need to get no less than a 30 days visa on arrival.

COMOROS
On arrival to Comoros, a 45 days visa costing just 30 Euros is given to a valid Nigerian passport holder. Yeah, that’s all.

MADAGASCAR
Have you seen the movie, Madagascar? Exactly just as it was displayed, the country boasts of being a paradise for wildlife lovers. The world’s fourth-largest island is visa on arrival to Nigerians and you stay up to 90 days. Cool, yeah?

GHANA
Ghana – popularly known as the gateway to Africa, Ghana has always opened its gates to Nigerian citizens. Akwabaa means welcome and a valid Nigerian passport holder is always welcomed for up to 90 days in the gold coast with its visa on arrival policy.

SEYCHELLES
The country’s visa-free policy gives room for visitors to get 30 days to stay permit which is issued on arrival.

MALDIVES
Maldives; the Land of luxury and gems is open to Nigerians and a valid Nigerian passport holder can get a thirty-day free visa issued on arrival provided you have a valid return ticket out of Maldives.

CAMBODI
Bordered by Thailand to the northwest, Laos to the northeast, Vietnam to the east, and the Gulf of Thailand to the southwest; Cambodia offers electronic visas to Nigerians all by contacting the nearest embassy or consulate of Cambodia.

Source: https://blog.seamlesstravel.ng/33-visa-free-countries-nigerian-passport-holders-can-visit/

Rwanda was recently voted the world’s ninth-safest country and Africa’s safest country by the World Economic Forum. It’s got one of the lowest crime rates of any African city – in Kigali, locals and tourists can happily stroll along the park-lined boulevards long after the sun has sunk beneath the distant hills. Heading further afield? The long-distance buses which depart from the coach station in the city centre are cheap, safe and reliable.



Things to do in Kigali

1. Understand more about the country’s chequered history
Kigali’s – and Rwanda’s – history is a dark one, but a visit to the country’s capital provides a fascinating insight into Rwanda’s post-genocide recovery. Of course, reminders of the events of 1994 are everywhere. Many of the city’s churches now double as memorials – thousands of people were massacred after fleeing to these buildings, in the mistaken belief that they would be safe there. Many locals believe the world turned its back on Rwanda during its darkest hours, which makes learning about this tragic chapter of its history even more important.

2. The art scene is thriving
Kigali’s first art gallery, Ivuka Arts, opened in 2007, in the neighbourhood of Kacyiru. Today, there are almost 10 galleries in the city, including Yego Arts, where you’ll find work by up-and-coming artists, as well as a packed calendar of events. Another favourite is the Niyo Art Gallery – artists who exhibit here agree to donate a portion of their profits to Niyo Cultural Center, where street kids can go to learn how to sing, drum and dance. Strangely enough, one of the best places to pick up some Rwandan art is the five-star Kigali Marriott in the city centre. The lobby is home to Go Kigali, a boutique specialising in local artwork.

3. Get a taste of the local love for cricket
You don’t have to be a cricket fan to appreciate the sport here. The city’s beautiful new Gahanga Cricket Stadium, with its curved buildings inspired by Rwanda’s hills (and a café sponsored by Yorkshire Tea), was unveiled in 2017. The former grounds were part of the École Technique Officielle complex, the scene of one of the genocide’s worst massacres, so the move was an essential part of the city’s healing process. Eric Dusingizimana, the captain of Rwanda’s cricket team, raised money for the new grounds’ construction by breaking the world record for spending the longest time batting (he lasted 51 hours if you were wondering). Head to this striking sports venue to take in the view of Kigali from the grassy banks and to raise a tea-themed toast to this wonderful city.

4. Dip into Kigali’s cafe culture
Moving on from tea… exploring the city’s brilliant cafe culture is a must and one of the top things to do in Kigali. One of our favourite spots is INZORA rooftop café, which you’ll find in the city centre, behind the Dutch Embassy. Everything – from the furniture to the coffee – is locally sourced, and customers are encouraged to bring reusable cups. Left yours at the hotel? Don’t panic – the cafe’s cups are compostable. It’s worth coming here for the food as well – the spiced oat gooseberry cookies are legendary. We also love Question Coffee, where customers can sign up for coffee masterclasses, and Magda Café in the Kacyiru neighbourhood. Head here for freshly baked pastries and the best coffee in Kigali.

5. Enjoy the city’s green spaces
Rwanda is known as the land of a thousand hills, and after a day pounding Kigali’s steep streets you’ll know why. You don’t even have to leave the city to experience the country’s green side – one of the best things to do in Kigali is wander its parks and gardens. You’ll soon notice it’s also one of Africa’s cleanest cities, partly thanks to a ban on plastic bags. The city has fantastically diverse architecture, from historic buildings such as the Kandt House Museum, with its elegant stonework and rambling gardens, to more modern structures, like the illuminated, bubble-like Radisson Blu hotel. In recent years, the city’s roads have also become less crowded, and this trend looks set to continue, partly due to the planned introduction of a government-funded e-bike scheme.

6. Find souvenirs with added meaning
Nyamirambo Women’s Center, in the neighbourhood it’s named after, is a great place to pick up colourful, locally made toys, ornaments and clothing. But it’s so much more than a souvenir store – it was set up as a way of giving domestic abuse victims a source of income, and the profits go towards various good causes, including the adjacent library, where women can learn to read and write. The team behind Nyamirambo Women’s Center also lead daily guided tours of the Nyamirambo neighbourhood – highlights include a visit to a fabric store and hair salon, and a traditional meal in a local home.

7. Use Kigali as a gateway to some of Rwanda’s best attractions
The days when Kigali was seen merely as an entry point are long gone, but there’s certainly a huge amount on offer for those who explore beyond the country beyond the capital. The good news is that some of the most exciting new attractions are close to Kigali. While Nyungwe Forest National Park, in the west of the country, remains a popular gorilla-spotting destination, the opening of Wilderness Safaris’ new camp in Akagera National Park, 100 kilometres to the east of Kigali, has brought exception wildlife-spotting opportunities much closer to the city. Magashi, which opens this spring, will be a six-tent safari camp on the shores of Lake Rwanyakazinga. It will be the first luxury safari camp inside the park, which is home to buffalos, lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes, hyenas, zebra and over 500 species of birds.

8. Explore great accommodation options
Kigali has a wide range of independent hotels, in addition to properties owned by the world’s biggest hotel chains. Check in to the recently opened Retreat boutique hotel and you’ll find 11 stylish rooms and a beautiful spa inside a stunning building designed by Italian architects. The 99 rooms at the Onomo Hotel each have the feel of a New York loft, with minimalist decor and exposed brickwork. For a property with a history, stay at the Hôtel des Mille Collines – the inspiration for the film Hotel Rwanda. In 1994, its European managers were evacuated to safety while local staff were left behind. Paul Rusesabagina was left in charge as house manager, and he’s credited with saving thousands of people by sheltering them at the hotel.

Source: https://blog.seamlesstravel.ng/8-amazing-reasons-to-visit-rwanda/

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