Nigerian Immigration Service Raises Passport Fees by 100% Effective September 1
The Nigerian Immigration Service announced a 100% increase in passport fees, with 64-page passports now costing N200,000. The fee hike, effective September 1, 2025, aims to uphold the quality and integrity of Nigerian passports.
However, the fees for Nigerians in the diaspora remain unchanged at N150 for validity and N230 for extended validity. The government emphasizes the need to maintain the quality of the Nigerian passport amid the fee adjustment.
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