Check-out Step-By-Step Guide And Conditions For Nigerians To Obtain UAE Visa Here

The Federal Government recently announced lifting visa restrictions imposed on Nigerians by the Government of the United Arab Emirates.

The Federal Government of Nigeria through the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, on Monday, announced the development revealing that the Federal Government and the UAE authorities have reached an agreement vacating travel restrictions imposed on Nigerians with immediate effect.

Following this recent development, the minister urged Nigerians seeking updated information on UAE visa conditions to visit documentverificationhub.ae for further details.

 

Check-out Step-By-Step Guide And Conditions For Nigerians To Obtain UAE Visa Here

 

Below are a step-by-step guide to obtaining a UAE visa:

1. Obtain a Document Verification Number using your Nigerian passport. To do this,

• Click the “Start DVN application” button to commence.
• Choose whether you are applying for yourself or a group.
• Proceed to fill in your personal information, travel details, and passport information.
• Upload an image of your passport information page. Proceed to accept all disclaimers regarding data processing.
• Before making payments, confirm the accuracy of all information provided and choose your preferred payment method or gateway.
• Once your preferred payment method is selected, click “Confirm and Pay” to proceed.
• Fill out your card details for payment and confirm.

Once successful, you’ll receive your DVN via email within five business days.
To follow up on your application at any time, you’re advised to use your National Identification Number as your unique application reference number.

Also, check your email for confirmation of payment and application confirmation.

2. Proof of bank account (six months’ bank statement with a minimum balance of USD 10,000).

3. Round-trip flight tickets.

4. Proof of hotel booking confirmed and paid.

5. The visa fee must be paid by credit card at the UAE Visa Centre in Abuja, Nigeria. For Nigerians residing abroad, the visa fee can be paid at the nearest UAE Visa Centre.

Meanwhile, recall that about two years ago, the UAE imposed a visa ban on Nigeria due to various diplomatic disputes.

Additionally, Dubai’s Emirates Airline halted flights to Nigeria because the Central Bank of Nigeria couldn’t remit an estimated $85 million in revenue to the UAE.