U.S. govt commits to improvement in visa applicants’ experience
The United States Consulate General in Lagos at the weekend unveiled its newly expanded and renovated consular pavilion that seeks to improve the experience that
Category : Travel
Britain set to begin new visas for skilled migrants
Britain is launching a new visa system to make it easier for science, research and technology workers overseas to move to Britain, the country’s Chancellor
Travellers reach Germany from mutated virus areas despite entry ban
Bans on people entering Germany from several countries with potentially dangerous coronavirus variants initially had little effect on air traffic at the weekend. German carrier
Over 400 returnees from S’Arabia kick against quarantine
Over 400 Nigerian returnees from Saudi Arabia who arrived the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja on Friday protested against observing the 14 days quarantine directed
600 Nigerians stranded in Saudi for evacuation Jan 28 — FG
The Federal Government has said that about 600 Nigerians irregular migrants in Saudi Arabia will be evacuated on January 28 and 29 in batches of
FG denies alleged visa racketeering in Nigerian Mission in France
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said that there is no underhand dealing in the issuance of passport at the Nigerian Embassy in France. The
We will implement FG’s directive on travel ban — Immigration Boss
The Controller-General (CG), Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Mr Muhammed Babandede, has said the Service will implement Federal Government’s directive on travel ban for passengers who
We’ve not been informed of COVID-19 offenders’ travel ban –NIS
The Nigeria Immigration Service has said it has yet to receive a directive on the travel ban imposed on 100 international passengers by the Federal
Fun seekers express disappointment over cancellation of activities at National Theatre
Some fun seekers have expressed disappointment over the cancellation of film shows and other activities at the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos, due to the second
N103.1bn saved from cancelled pilgrimages over COVID-19 pandemic
Nigerians and the government have saved at least N103.1bn from the cancellation of pilgrimages to Mecca and Jerusalem in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
