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Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Lagos, V.I.Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Lagos, V.I.

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Visa Information: F5A Tourist e-Visa (Effective May 2025) As of May 1, 2025, Nigeria has introduced a streamlined electronic visa (e-Visa) system, making it easier than ever to visit! For our international guests, the F5A Tourist e-Visa is your gateway to join us in Lagos or Enugu. Who Needs a Visa? If you're not traveling with an ECOWAS passport, you'll need a visa to enter Nigeria. The F5A Tourist e-Visa is designed for travelers visiting for leisure, including weddings like ours! How to Apply for the F5A e-Visa 1. Visit the Official e-Visa Portal Start your application at the Nigeria Immigration Service e-Visa Portal. 2. Create an Account Register with your email and set up a password to begin the application process. 3. Complete the Application Form Provide your personal details, travel information, and passport data. 4. Upload Required Documents You'll need to submit: - A valid passport (with at least 6 months' validity) - A recent passport-sized photo - Proof of return flight tickets - Hotel reservation or host address in Nigeria - Bank statement showing sufficient funds for your stay - For minors: birth certificate and parental consent letter **We will also provide a letter of invitation** 5. Pay the Visa Fee Fees vary by nationality. Payments are made securely online via credit or debit card. 6. Receive Your e-Visa Approval Approval is typically granted within 24 to 48 hours. You'll receive an e-Visa Approval Letter via email. Print this out and carry it with you. 7. Arrival in Nigeria Present your e-Visa Approval Letter upon arrival. Immigration officers will verify your documents and grant entry.

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Important Notes Validity: The F5A e-Visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issuance. Stay Duration: Permits a single entry for up to 30 days. Extensions: This visa is not extendable. Purpose: Strictly for tourism; employment is not permitted. Group Applications: Families or groups (up to 10 people) can apply together. Please note: We'll update this page with any new information as the Nigerian e-Visa program evolves. Phones, SIM Cards & Staying Connected International Roaming Some U.S. carriers (like T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon) offer international roaming plans that include calling, texting, and data usage in Nigeria. Check with your provider before departure to confirm coverage and any associated fees. Local SIM Cards & eSIMs Purchasing a local SIM card (from providers like MTN, Airtel, or Glo) upon arrival can offer affordable data and local call rates. Many providers also offer eSIM options, allowing you to download a SIM profile directly to your phone without needing a physical card. Ensure your phone is unlocked before travel to use a local SIM or eSIM. MiFi Devices (Portable Wi-Fi) MiFi devices offer portable Wi-Fi and are a great option for guests who want to stay connected on multiple devices while in Lagos or Enugu. To purchase a MiFi device in Nigeria, a National Identification Number (NIN) is typically required. If you’d prefer not to handle this on your own, we’re happy to assist with renting or arranging a MiFi for your stay—just reach out and we’ll guide you through it! Tips for Staying Connected 1. Unlock your phone before traveling to use local SIMs or eSIMs. 2. Purchase SIM cards from official stores or authorized dealers to ensure proper registration. 3. Use Wi-Fi in hotels, cafes, and restaurants to conserve data. 4. Download essential apps (like WhatsApp, Google Maps, or ride-hailing apps) before your trip.