Can a Nigerian visa be renewed?

No matter which country's visa is not permanently valid, it is necessary to re-apply for a visa after it expires. If it expires at home, it can be re-applied directly, while if it expires abroad, it will need to be extended. However, it depends on the situation of specific countries. Can Nigeria's visa be renewed after it expires?

Generally speaking, people can renew their visas when they are foreigners. Applicants can renew their visas according to their stay time. Generally speaking, the maximum duration of visa renewal is not more than 90 days. This is also the case in Nigeria. Applicants can apply for visa renewal and can directly submit the materials to the Immigration Bureau, waiting for the Immigration Bureau to continue their stay.

However, the length of stay after the Nigerian visa extension is not long, only 30 days, and because the visa extension is mainly for those who need to stay, generally speaking, it is for business purposes and those who fail to return home on time. Not everyone can apply for visa renewal.

In fact, the valid time for the normal application for a Nigerian visa is enough for the applicant to complete the task, because the valid time of the Nigerian visa is about 90 days, and the embassy will also issue it according to the actual situation of the applicant, which is relatively simple for the applicant.

But in any case, the Nigerian visa can be renewed when it expires, and applicants can prepare relevant materials to the Immigration Bureau.