The Digest:
In a significant change, the US has announced that most Nigerians applying for non-immigrant visas will now receive single-entry, three-month visas. This move comes in response to Nigeria’s visa policy for Americans, affecting travel plans for many Nigerians.
Key Points:
- Most Nigerian non-immigrant visas will now be single-entry with a 3-month validity.
- The change is a reciprocal action to Nigeria’s visa policy for US citizens.
- Previously, Nigerians could obtain two-year multiple-entry visas.
- Existing visas remain valid, and future changes depend on review.
- The US visa policy ensures security and integrity in immigration systems.
- Travelers are urged to ensure documents are accurate and valid.
- The US remains committed to its relationship with Nigeria, promoting mutual security and economic ties.
This change in US visa policy reflects a tightening of travel measures, encouraging both countries to review and adjust their agreements. The diplomatic exchange on visa reciprocity continues as both nations work towards safer international travel.
Sources: Premium Times, US Mission in Nigeria
