German Mission in Nigeria Urges Proper Visa Application Process

The German Mission in Nigeria has issued a warning to Nigerians seeking visas to Germany, advising them to adhere strictly to the official visa application process. This clarification comes amid confusion regarding the submission of documents.
Applicants are instructed to identify the appropriate visa category based on their intended stay, with a Schengen visa required for short stays of up to 90 days and a national visa for longer stays exceeding 90 days. The mission emphasizes the necessity of using the official online appointment system for visa applications and cautions against paying agents for appointment bookings, as this service is free.
Applicants must prepare all required documents and attend in-person appointments for biometrics and document verification. The mission also encourages applicants to rely on official German government information to avoid unnecessary payments and delays in processing their visa requests.
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