墨西哥(Mexico) 前往 尼日利亚(Nigeria) 签证要求

Mexican ordinary passport holders need a visa to visit Nigeria for tourism. Since 1 May 2025, the only route is the online e-Visa (Tourism Visa F5A) applied for before travel at evisa.immigration.gov.ng. Visa-on-arrival has been abolished. Nigeria is not in the Schengen area and has no visa-waiver or reciprocal-exemption agreement with Mexico, so Mexican citizens cannot enter visa-free. Effective 1 May 2025, Nigeria replaced its previous Visa-on-Arrival and sticker-visa system with a fully digital e-Visa platform run by the Nigeria Immigration Service. A Mexican ordinary passport holder traveling for tourism must apply online in advance for the Tourism Visa (category F5A): a single-entry visa valid for 90 days from issuance and permitting a stay of up to 30 days, which cannot be extended. Applications are submitted at evisa.immigration.gov.ng, with supporting documents uploaded (passport valid at least 6 months, photo, return ticket, hotel reservation or host address, and a bank statement showing sufficient funds). Approvals are sent by email; short-stay e-Visas are processed in approximately 48 hours, though official consular guidance allows up to about 10 working days. The fee for a Nigerian tourist e-Visa is commonly cited at around USD 160 (varies by nationality plus a processing/service charge). Visa-on-arrival is no longer available, so travelers must hold an approved e-Visa before boarding. This guidance reflects the policy verified as of mid-2026.