Find out the latest on the repatriation of Nigerians from the UAE and the shocking visa fee increase causing uproar!
The Federal Government of Nigeria has successfully brought back 190 of its citizens from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This move comes after a period of tension and the recent suspension of visa issuance for Nigerian passport holders by the UAE. After resolving the dispute, the Nigerian government wasted no time in repatriating its people. However, the joy of their return was overshadowed by the news of the UAE hiking visa fees to a whopping N640,000, leaving many Nigerians outraged.
In a surprising turn of events, the UAE, just a day after lifting the visa ban on Nigerians, imposed exorbitant visa requirements, including a demand for a $10,000 bank balance from applicants. This sudden twist in the visa saga has further exacerbated the already strained relationship between the two countries. The returnees from the UAE arrived at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, while back in the UAE, Nigerians trying to visit are met with these new stringent visa conditions.
Despite the repatriation efforts by the Nigerian government, the conditions set by the UAE for visa applications remain a major concern for potential travelers. The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, announced the resumption of visa issuance for Nigerians traveling to the UAE, but with the high financial requirements, concerns are mounting among Nigerian passport holders. The fluctuating dynamics of the visa situation between Nigeria and the UAE continue to impact citizens from both nations.
The Federal Government has successfully repatriated 190 Nigerians from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The returnees arrived at Nnamdi Azikiwe International ...
Following the lift of visa ban on Nigerian passport holders on Tuesday, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has demanded that applicants...
The Federal Government has repatriated a total of 190 Nigerians from the United Arab Emirates.
A total of 190 Nigerians have been repatriated by the Federal Government from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Alhaji Mohammed Idris, Minister of Information and National Orientation says the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has lifted the Visa ban on Nigerians travelling ...
The Federal Government has repatriated 190 Nigerians from the United Arab Emirates. In a statement signed by Zonal Director of National Emergency Management ...
The three-year dispute between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Nigeria has been resolved - but not without fresh caveats.
THE Federal Government has repatriated 190 Nigerians from the United Arab Emirates. A statement signed by the Director General, North Central Zone, ...
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The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has received 190 repatriated Nigerians from the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
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UAE has denied approving $10k bank balance, and N640k fee requirements for Nigerians applying for visas into the country, reports The Cable.
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Amid the reports of alleged denial of the visa fee hike imposed on Nigerians by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Tuesday, uncertainty seems to trail the.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has denied approving a $10000 bank balance and N640,000 fee requirements for Nigerians applying for visas into the country.
Nigerians rejoiced on Monday following reports that the three-year travel ban to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) had been lifted. However,
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