Nigerians Can Access 14 Countries with Visa on Arrival

In 2026, Nigerian travellers can visit 14 countries that offer visa-on-arrival access, as reported by VisaChecker's September 2026 data and corroborated by Passport Index. This arrangement allows Nigerian passport holders to complete visa processes at designated entry points, although it does not guarantee entry, as immigration officers may require supporting documents.
Countries include Djibouti, which offers a maximum stay of 90 days, and Mauritius, allowing stays of up to 14 days. Mozambique permits a stay of 30 days, while Iran and Lebanon also provide visa-on-arrival options with specific conditions.
The Maldives allows a 30-day tourist visa on arrival, requiring a machine-readable passport, confirmed return tickets, and sufficient funds. Travellers are advised to verify entry procedures and applicable fees before departure to ensure compliance with each country's requirements.
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