Emirates has introduced a transit visa option for Nigerian travelers flying to Dubai. This initiative aims to simplify travel and promote Dubai as a stopover destination. However, questions arise around its alignment with UN migration guidelines and IATA/ICAO competition laws, especially with Nigerian airline Air Peace now offering routes to the UAE.
This offering simplifies travel logistics, making it easier for Nigerians to visit Dubai, a popular destination for both leisure and business.
Dubai is embarking on an ambitious project to construct the world’s largest airport terminal at Al Maktoum International Airport, with a staggering capacity of…
There is ongoing speculation suggesting that Nigerians are now able to apply for visas to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). However, it’s essential to…
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has lifted the visa ban that was placed on Nigerian travellers after almost a year. This decision came following…
The United Arab Emirates Immigration authorities have announced a total visa application ban on Nigerians. They added that all submitted and pending applications had been rejected, with the visa fees non-refundable.
With this, it is no surprise that Dubai Airports has issued a passenger advisory to alert travellers about the busy period.
For travellers from Nigeria, the following requirements were given for Ethiopian Airlines to airlift Nigerians as follows…
The initiative has enabled us to learn more about grey areas around the Emirate’s travel regulations. Also clarified, there is no ban on UAE residents stranded abroad with valid or expired visa even beyond 6-months; and that they are allowed to return to the country provided they follow set procedures.
On July 10, the Federal Authority For Identity And Citizenship (ICA)announced the cancellation of its previous decision on the validity of visas and entry permits for those in the Country. Get facts on this new Resolution.
