50 + list of visa free countries -travel abroad without having visa In Nigeria

Which country can I travel to without a visa? Yes, see there are a lot of countries where you can travel abroad without having your visa. Are you going there for business, study or to do other things, we can’t wait to inform you more about the nations that do not require visas for bearers of Nigerian passports. So relax, and keep scrolling for more information.

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If you have a Nigerian passport and are looking for a place to visit without needing a visa, you can visit 48 other ECOWAS nations by simply showing your passport. Visa-free, no paperwork required! Isn’t that interesting?

 

Visa-Free Travel Countries For Nigerian Citizens

You can choose from any of the listed African continent that do not require a visa to travel abroad at all.

Costa D’Isla

You do not need a visa to enter Cote D’Ivoire. It is best known as the biggest exporter of cocoa beans in Africa and is also well known for its chocolates and palm oil.

Grand-Bassam, Abidjan, Waterfall in Man, Tai National Park, San-Pédro, Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in Yamoussoukro, Mosquée de Korhogo, Bouake, Gomoe National Park, Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve, Sassandra, and Marahoué National Park are among the places that you can travel abroad without having your visa in this nation.

Gambia

As a citizen, you will not be required for a visa but you will need to provide proof of your nationality since its independence.

The Abuko Nature Reserve, the capital city of Banjul, The Albert Market, Old Town, Bijilo Forest Park, Bufut Beach, Janjangbureh, Sanyang village and beach, National Museum of Gambia, Wassup Stone Circles, The Kachikally crocodile pool, The Makasutu Culture Forest, The Gambia river, Serrekunda, and Tanji Fish Market are among the top attractions in this visa-free nation

Ghana

Ghana is a visa-free nation where the export of commodities like cocoa, gold, and crude oil provides the economy with its income. It is safe to travel there, you can visit and remain for up to 30 days. As far as, you did not receive a visa before entering the country, you should not stay any longer than is approved for you. Activities in Ghana are to ensure the safety and well-being of every citizen.

These are the top interesting place in Ghana: National Museum, National Theatre, Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Independence Square, W.E.B. Dubois Center, Artists Alliance Gallery, Labadi Beach, Cape Coast, Kakum National Park, etc.

Togo

You don’t need to get a visa in order to enter Togo. Togo is a relatively safe country, Subsistence farming is the main source of income in Togo so all you need is to avoid dangers and be careful, just like anywhere else.

Top tourist destinations include Kpalime, Koutammakou, Lome, Togoville, Agbodrafo, Aneho, Fazao Malfakassa National Park, Keran National Park, Fosse aux Lions National Park, Sokode, Kara, Bassar, Mango, Atakpame, and Tsevie.

Rwanda

Rwanda is a relatively safe country, the only source of revenue is subsistence farming. A growing number of start-up business have led to Rwanda being referred to as an emerging tech hotspot for Africa. Be vigilant and take every precaution to stay safe.  If you want to travel, you must apply for an E-visa as a citizen of Nigeria in order to enter the nation. “E-Visa” is a fast online application for a traveling visa from long-term and official procedures issued at the borders.

Kigali, Huye, Volcanos National Park, Kibuye, Akagera National Park, Gisenyi, Nyanza, Nyungwe Forest National Park, Lake Kivu, Gisuma, Nyagatare, Ruhengeri, Lake Muhazi, Kibungo, and Gishwati Forest National Park are among Rwanda’s best visitors destination.

Visa-Free Countries In The World

Here are some countries all over the world that you can visit for business trips, abroad studies, and vacation–free countries -to travel abroad without having a visa.

• Antigua and Barbuda
• Dominica
• Montenegro
• North Macedonia
• Turkey
• Malta
• Portugal
• Greece
• Bulgaria
• Ireland
• Canada