>The Nigeria Immigration Service is responsible according to the Act establishing it for:
• The control of persons entering or leaving Nigeria.
• The issuance of travel documents, to bona fide Nigerians in and outside Nigeria.
• The issuance of residence permits to foreigners in Nigeria.
• Border surveillance and patrol.
• Enforcement of laws and regulations with which we have been directly charged.
Nigeria has the following benefits:
- Affordable Living (in Some Areas):While major cities like Lagos can be expensive, other parts of Nigeria offer a lower cost of living.
- As an English-speaking country, Nigeria eliminates much of the language barrier that expats might experience elsewhere, which can ease both work and daily life.
Downsides of Nigeria:
- High Cost of Living in Major Cities.
- Healthcare Quality.
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Elizabeth Simeon
6 months agoThis immigration office is very easy to locate, when you use google map you will see it beside the road side . They attend to applicants swiftly except days that comes with network or sever issue . The capturing doesn’t take time it don’t .
Samuel Adewale
a year agoNigeria Immigration Service Headquarters has left a lasting impression on me. The spacious and well-organized environment immediately caught my attention upon arrival. Not only is the place comfortable and well laid out, but the level of service they offer is truly commendable.During my visit, the staff at the Nigeria Immigration Service Headquarters went above and beyond to ensure that I had a positive experience. Their professionalism and dedication were evident in the way they attended to my needs. I felt welcomed and well taken care of throughout my visit.In summary, my experience at Nigeria Immigration Service Headquarters was outstanding. The combination of a well-spaced facility and exceptional service made my visit both pleasant and efficient. I would highly recommend this establishment to anyone in need of immigration services.
Hephzibah Oluwatobi
a year agoIt's no hard place actually... Here's the advice I got to make it easy ...1. Try and Have an officer you know. If you don't already go there once you're prepared and get one 2. If you paid online.. go there before your appointment date and get to know the place. Visit the maami market and talk to the business centre people there to help with accumulation of the documents and printing others you'll need . 3. Get to the centre early and try to meet with the officers (if you don't have any already or paid on-line) they might help you but not for free . 4. On appointment day. Try to quickly get a file and your number. Everything is done accordingly. 5. Wait for your call and eventual capturing 6. See your connect and settle things.#you'll be surprised how quick money can hasten things for you. And how your file might sit for months if not !hold money for snacks too 🥱I got captured within 4 hours tho. And it was that delayed cos there was network issues for like 2 hours 💯💯
Yetunde Awoyinfa
2 years agoLarge spaced, till you get to want to renew your passport then you realize its just a big place with so many staff yet but very few to attend to people. Why will just four staff be taking biometrics at the headquarters. Whatever you want to do there, do plan to spend the whole day there. There are banks and ATM around, there is also a market/mall where you can get food. There’s enough parking space too.
ahmed shittu
a week agoThe pictures were taken over the Sauka pedestrian bridge by the Nigerian Integration Service Complex. The view of sunrise from on-top and under the bridge is actually stunning as about 6:30am Nigerian tome