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ramalot:
Suckovick. Detailed info on how I got it done last year.

I don't live in Nigeria, but I had to process a Nigerian visa for my wife, so we could visit Nigeria together.

We first tried processing it on the NIS website. It was a mess. The wording on the website makes it seem like you can process an "eVisa" 100% online, but that's not true.

When I started processing it, AFTER making a payment of about $105, it asked what the closest Nigerian embassy to me was. We were visiting Ghana at the time and heading to Nigeria next, so I put in, Accra. Only then, it notified that an appointment had to be made at that embassy I selected.

I said whatever, and made the appointment for the next day. We got there and they said, "sorry, we can't help you. We only process Nigerian visas here for people residing in Ghana." WTH?

They said we have to go and request a refund from Innovate1, which is the third-party service that processes payments for NIS' website. Innovate1 refused to issue a refund, and tried to hold on to it. Getting it refunded is a story for another day, but to keep it short, I had to ask my bank in the US to get it back from them - which they did.

So since the NIS website option and going to the embassy in Accra were all a waste of time, I found out Wakanow processes visa on arrival. I contacted them, paid and got it by email, 7-8 days later, which is longer than they promised, but still okay. They didn't ask any detailed questions. I'll attach the list they sent.

The amount is shown in the image, but that was Sept. 2023, so prices will be different. It was about 45-50k more expensive to process it with Wakanow, than directly with NIS. However, it was an easy process, where I didn't have to deal with the shenanigans and headaches of the NIS site anymore. I believe the visa was valid for 30 days.

So this is all you need to get your Zambian lady to you. Since this is a short term visa, you'll need to figure out long term options after she arrives. Good luck.

Sparrk007:
spread her legs and inpregnate her then she is yours forever

OBTOREPA:
Sorry, I just confirmed that Zambia is not part of Ecowas ,it would have been visa free for her.

Prime1:
Bro...No let woman cause you to break law o. Make una no end up for jail.

Try the visa..she go enter

Prime1:
Yea..it is grace.
Just state a better purpose.
I don't know the documents they ask foreigners coming to naija but using other countries as reference, you should send her an invite letter, tell her to get a police report, and tell her to give a reason why she would go back to her country (similar to home tie).


The chance of getting it should increase.

Mod: I just remember, gambia is under ecowas. She can get in easily. You can also go there as long as you guys have passport.

Prime1:
Yea..it is grace.
Just state a better purpose.
I don't know the documents they ask foreigners coming to naija but using other countries as reference, you should send her an invite letter, tell her to get a police report, and tell her to give a reason why she would go back to her country (similar to home tie).

Benin Republic is a visa free to Zambia.
Can she come in through seme boarder ?
How possible is thst

The chance of getting it should increase.

Prime1:
Like someone said, go with visa on arrival.

Don't book any flight. The security is extremely tight in Nigeria. If no reason to be here in Nigeria, they will send her back.

Note that to get into naija legally is very difficult.
Make sure you state your purpose well.
Will advise you not talking about marriage sef or else they won't give you.

OBTOREPA:
Get Ecowas passport for her.
And na sure way to japa to US be that after marriage.

sholatech:
Very very easy and simple Legally. Go to NIS website and process a Visa on Arrival for her maybe a week before she plans to come. When in Nigeria, get married and easily process a 'Niger Wife' residence permit

kings59:
Anything you are doing, make sure you do it legally. Don't mind those people advising you to book a flight for her.

You can go to the embassy and work out visa for her or she goes to their embassy to seek for Nigerian Visa.

Do the right thing so it won't backfire.

Hannania:
There are countless opportunities to Japa without using student route. Dig deeper, and you'd be amazed at the information out there. Language can be a barrier early on, but you can always do "Japa version 2.0"

MrAAA2:
Even if you have this intent, do not say it publicly here, doesn't help you either

ednut1:
language barrier and lack of opportunities. Learning Language is one thing, can you speak and write it at a professional level is another thing .

ednut1:
same German i know 2 people who schooled there and after 3 years don go USA to start again as students😒

Hannania:
There's something called Ausbildung in Germany. Companies will train you for three year while paying you averagely €800 to €2500 depending on the company. That's enough for your living expenses monthly. When you're done, your chances of employment is almost 100%.

For requirements, you need B1 German, and for nursing it's B2. All you need to do is have the language certificate, apply, then get your visa.

Getting a visa in Nigeria is more than a year for that, and the companies will not wait. Heres my suggestion

Get residence permit from Benin republic, Senegal or Gambia. It has to stay of 6 months before you can apply for visa in those counties. From now till then, you can learn German to B1/B2 id you're serious.

When you get the Ausbildung offer, use the residence permit and you'll be in Germany. There's no need for proof of Funds because the offer meets that. Good luck

https://liveingermany.de/ausbildung-in-germany/