Equatorial Guinea Embassy in Nigeria

20 Dakala Street, Parakou street, Aminu Kano Crescent, WUSE 2 Abuja, Nigeria

Equatorial Guinea Embassy in Nigeria Description

Services

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Nigerians who plan to visit Equatorial Guinea for tourism, sightseeing or other leisure activities are eligible to apply for a tourist visa.
The tourist visa also permits its holder to visit friends and relatives residing in Equatorial Guinea.
The tourist visa also allows its holder to attend social and cultural events, as well as festivals, in Equatorial Guinea.
If you are visiting friend or relative in Equatorial Guinea, you need to obtain a letter of invitation from them showing their home address and telephone number. This letter should also state the relationship between you and your host.
Nigerians travelling for tourism purposes must submit a cover letter stating the purpose of your visit, places they intend to visit while in Equatorial Guinea and how long they intend to stay in the country.
Your Nigerian passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond your intended departure date from Equatorial Guinea.
A visa application form must be fully completed and signed before submission otherwise the processing of your visa application might be delayed or halted.
Proof of sufficient funds could be in the form of your bank account statements of the latest 3 months showing $2,000 in your account or a letter of sponsorship if someone else will be sponsoring your trip to Equatorial Guinea.
If you are employed, you are required to provide proof of your employment in the form of your employment contract, bank account statements of the latest three months and Income Tax Return. You must also provide a leave letter signed by your employer, excusing you from work for the entire duration you intend to stay in Equatorial Guinea.
You must also provide proof of private or hotel accommodation for the entire duration of your stay in the country.
Travellers should note that the tourist visa does not permit its holder to take up paid or unpaid employment while in Equatorial Guinea.
Minors should provide the original copy of their birth certificate. If they are travelling with one parent, a document of consent allowing the child to travel with one parent, signed by the other parent, must be presented.
A copy of an international certificate of vaccination for yellow fever is required for your visa application.
As proof that you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea once your visa expires, you are required to tender a copy of a roundtrip ticket to your country of origin, showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to submit a police report showing no criminal record.

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Nigerians who plan to visit Equatorial Guinea for tourism, sightseeing or other leisure activities are eligible to apply for a tourist visa.
The tourist visa also permits its holder to visit friends and relatives residing in Equatorial Guinea.
The tourist visa also allows its holder to attend social and cultural events, as well as festivals, in Equatorial Guinea.
If you are visiting friend or relative in Equatorial Guinea, you need to obtain a letter of invitation from them showing their home address and telephone number. This letter should also state the relationship between you and your host.
Nigerians travelling for tourism purposes must submit a cover letter stating the purpose of your visit, places they intend to visit while in Equatorial Guinea and how long they intend to stay in the country.
Your Nigerian passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond your intended departure date from Equatorial Guinea.
A visa application form must be fully completed and signed before submission otherwise the processing of your visa application might be delayed or halted.
Proof of sufficient funds could be in the form of your bank account statements of the latest 3 months showing $2,000 in your account or a letter of sponsorship if someone else will be sponsoring your trip to Equatorial Guinea.
If you are employed, you are required to provide proof of your employment in the form of your employment contract, bank account statements of the latest three months and Income Tax Return. You must also provide a leave letter signed by your employer, excusing you from work for the entire duration you intend to stay in Equatorial Guinea.
You must also provide proof of private or hotel accommodation for the entire duration of your stay in the country.
Travellers should note that the tourist visa does not permit its holder to take up paid or unpaid employment while in Equatorial Guinea.
Minors should provide the original copy of their birth certificate. If they are travelling with one parent, a document of consent allowing the child to travel with one parent, signed by the other parent, must be presented.
A copy of an international certificate of vaccination for yellow fever is required for your visa application.
As proof that you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea once your visa expires, you are required to tender a copy of a roundtrip ticket to your country of origin, showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to submit a police report showing no criminal record.

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Nigerians who plan to visit Equatorial Guinea for tourism, sightseeing or other leisure activities are eligible to apply for a tourist visa.
The tourist visa also permits its holder to visit friends and relatives residing in Equatorial Guinea.
The tourist visa also allows its holder to attend social and cultural events, as well as festivals, in Equatorial Guinea.
If you are visiting friend or relative in Equatorial Guinea, you need to obtain a letter of invitation from them showing their home address and telephone number. This letter should also state the relationship between you and your host.
Nigerians travelling for tourism purposes must submit a cover letter stating the purpose of your visit, places they intend to visit while in Equatorial Guinea and how long they intend to stay in the country.
Your Nigerian passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond your intended departure date from Equatorial Guinea.
A visa application form must be fully completed and signed before submission otherwise the processing of your visa application might be delayed or halted.
Proof of sufficient funds could be in the form of your bank account statements of the latest 3 months showing $2,000 in your account or a letter of sponsorship if someone else will be sponsoring your trip to Equatorial Guinea.
If you are employed, you are required to provide proof of your employment in the form of your employment contract, bank account statements of the latest three months and Income Tax Return. You must also provide a leave letter signed by your employer, excusing you from work for the entire duration you intend to stay in Equatorial Guinea.
You must also provide proof of private or hotel accommodation for the entire duration of your stay in the country.
Travellers should note that the tourist visa does not permit its holder to take up paid or unpaid employment while in Equatorial Guinea.
Minors should provide the original copy of their birth certificate. If they are travelling with one parent, a document of consent allowing the child to travel with one parent, signed by the other parent, must be presented.
A copy of an international certificate of vaccination for yellow fever is required for your visa application.
As proof that you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea once your visa expires, you are required to tender a copy of a roundtrip ticket to your country of origin, showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to submit a police report showing no criminal record.

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Nigerians who plan to visit Equatorial Guinea for tourism, sightseeing or other leisure activities are eligible to apply for a tourist visa.
The tourist visa also permits its holder to visit friends and relatives residing in Equatorial Guinea.
The tourist visa also allows its holder to attend social and cultural events, as well as festivals, in Equatorial Guinea.
If you are visiting friend or relative in Equatorial Guinea, you need to obtain a letter of invitation from them showing their home address and telephone number. This letter should also state the relationship between you and your host.
Nigerians travelling for tourism purposes must submit a cover letter stating the purpose of your visit, places they intend to visit while in Equatorial Guinea and how long they intend to stay in the country.
Your Nigerian passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond your intended departure date from Equatorial Guinea.
A visa application form must be fully completed and signed before submission otherwise the processing of your visa application might be delayed or halted.
Proof of sufficient funds could be in the form of your bank account statements of the latest 3 months showing $2,000 in your account or a letter of sponsorship if someone else will be sponsoring your trip to Equatorial Guinea.
If you are employed, you are required to provide proof of your employment in the form of your employment contract, bank account statements of the latest three months and Income Tax Return. You must also provide a leave letter signed by your employer, excusing you from work for the entire duration you intend to stay in Equatorial Guinea.
You must also provide proof of private or hotel accommodation for the entire duration of your stay in the country.
Travellers should note that the tourist visa does not permit its holder to take up paid or unpaid employment while in Equatorial Guinea.
Minors should provide the original copy of their birth certificate. If they are travelling with one parent, a document of consent allowing the child to travel with one parent, signed by the other parent, must be presented.
A copy of an international certificate of vaccination for yellow fever is required for your visa application.
As proof that you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea once your visa expires, you are required to tender a copy of a roundtrip ticket to your country of origin, showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to submit a police report showing no criminal record.

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

The business visa is issued to foreign nationals who intend to travel to Equatorial Guinea for business purposes.
The business visa permits its holder to attended business meetings, trade fairs and take part in conferences in Equatorial Guinea.
If you intend to attend a conference in Equatorial Guinea, you should register for the conference before leaving Nigeria.
Two passport-size photographs should be submitted with your fully completed visa application form.
Your valid Nigerian passport must contain at least two blank pages and have a validity of not less than three months beyond the date you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea.
You are required to obtain a letter of invitation from the partner company/organisation in Equatorial Guinea. This letter must state the purpose of your visit and who will take care of all your expenses (your company or the partner company) while in Equatorial Guinea.
The business visa permits its holder to sign contracts with their partners in Equatorial Guinea but does not allow you to get paid for work in the country.
A business letter, written on your company's letterhead, stating awareness and allowance of leave, as well as your position, salary, and date of return to work, should also be obtained from your employer.
If there exist previous trade relations between your company and the company in Equatorial Guinea, you are required to provide proof of this. This could be bills of lading, customs clearance, receipts of payment or any similar documents.
As proof that you intend to return to your country of origin, you are required to tender a roundtrip flight ticket showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

The business visa is issued to foreign nationals who intend to travel to Equatorial Guinea for business purposes.
The business visa permits its holder to attended business meetings, trade fairs and take part in conferences in Equatorial Guinea.
If you intend to attend a conference in Equatorial Guinea, you should register for the conference before leaving Nigeria.
Two passport-size photographs should be submitted with your fully completed visa application form.
Your valid Nigerian passport must contain at least two blank pages and have a validity of not less than three months beyond the date you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea.
You are required to obtain a letter of invitation from the partner company/organisation in Equatorial Guinea. This letter must state the purpose of your visit and who will take care of all your expenses (your company or the partner company) while in Equatorial Guinea.
The business visa permits its holder to sign contracts with their partners in Equatorial Guinea but does not allow you to get paid for work in the country.
A business letter, written on your company's letterhead, stating awareness and allowance of leave, as well as your position, salary, and date of return to work, should also be obtained from your employer.
If there exist previous trade relations between your company and the company in Equatorial Guinea, you are required to provide proof of this. This could be bills of lading, customs clearance, receipts of payment or any similar documents.
As proof that you intend to return to your country of origin, you are required to tender a roundtrip flight ticket showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

The business visa is issued to foreign nationals who intend to travel to Equatorial Guinea for business purposes.
The business visa permits its holder to attended business meetings, trade fairs and take part in conferences in Equatorial Guinea.
If you intend to attend a conference in Equatorial Guinea, you should register for the conference before leaving Nigeria.
Two passport-size photographs should be submitted with your fully completed visa application form.
Your valid Nigerian passport must contain at least two blank pages and have a validity of not less than three months beyond the date you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea.
You are required to obtain a letter of invitation from the partner company/organisation in Equatorial Guinea. This letter must state the purpose of your visit and who will take care of all your expenses (your company or the partner company) while in Equatorial Guinea.
The business visa permits its holder to sign contracts with their partners in Equatorial Guinea but does not allow you to get paid for work in the country.
A business letter, written on your company's letterhead, stating awareness and allowance of leave, as well as your position, salary, and date of return to work, should also be obtained from your employer.
If there exist previous trade relations between your company and the company in Equatorial Guinea, you are required to provide proof of this. This could be bills of lading, customs clearance, receipts of payment or any similar documents.
As proof that you intend to return to your country of origin, you are required to tender a roundtrip flight ticket showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

The business visa is issued to foreign nationals who intend to travel to Equatorial Guinea for business purposes.
The business visa permits its holder to attended business meetings, trade fairs and take part in conferences in Equatorial Guinea.
If you intend to attend a conference in Equatorial Guinea, you should register for the conference before leaving Nigeria.
Two passport-size photographs should be submitted with your fully completed visa application form.
Your valid Nigerian passport must contain at least two blank pages and have a validity of not less than three months beyond the date you intend to leave Equatorial Guinea.
You are required to obtain a letter of invitation from the partner company/organisation in Equatorial Guinea. This letter must state the purpose of your visit and who will take care of all your expenses (your company or the partner company) while in Equatorial Guinea.
The business visa permits its holder to sign contracts with their partners in Equatorial Guinea but does not allow you to get paid for work in the country.
A business letter, written on your company's letterhead, stating awareness and allowance of leave, as well as your position, salary, and date of return to work, should also be obtained from your employer.
If there exist previous trade relations between your company and the company in Equatorial Guinea, you are required to provide proof of this. This could be bills of lading, customs clearance, receipts of payment or any similar documents.
As proof that you intend to return to your country of origin, you are required to tender a roundtrip flight ticket showing entry and exit dates to/from Equatorial Guinea as well as the flight numbers.
You are also required to provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

Transit Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Nigerians who intend to travel through Equatorial Guinea to their destination must apply for a transit visa.
You are required to have an onward ticket to your destination before applying for the Equatorial Guinea transit visa.
You must also have a valid visa and other entry permits of your destination country.
Applicants must also completely fill the visa application form and send 2 passport-size photographs along with the form.
Applicants should note that the transit visa cannot be extended.
If travelling with minors, they are required to present their original birth certificate.
An international certificate of vaccination for yellow fever is also required from each applicant.
Nigerians who will be joining a crew ship in Equatorial Guinea are eligible for the transit visa.
You must provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

Transit Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Nigerians who intend to travel through Equatorial Guinea to their destination must apply for a transit visa.
You are required to have an onward ticket to your destination before applying for the Equatorial Guinea transit visa.
You must also have a valid visa and other entry permits of your destination country.
Applicants must also completely fill the visa application form and send 2 passport-size photographs along with the form.
Applicants should note that the transit visa cannot be extended.
If travelling with minors, they are required to present their original birth certificate.
An international certificate of vaccination for yellow fever is also required from each applicant.
Nigerians who will be joining a crew ship in Equatorial Guinea are eligible for the transit visa.
You must provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

Transit Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Nigerians who intend to travel through Equatorial Guinea to their destination must apply for a transit visa.
You are required to have an onward ticket to your destination before applying for the Equatorial Guinea transit visa.
You must also have a valid visa and other entry permits of your destination country.
Applicants must also completely fill the visa application form and send 2 passport-size photographs along with the form.
Applicants should note that the transit visa cannot be extended.
If travelling with minors, they are required to present their original birth certificate.
An international certificate of vaccination for yellow fever is also required from each applicant.
Nigerians who will be joining a crew ship in Equatorial Guinea are eligible for the transit visa.
You must provide proof of payment of the visa fee.

Address

20 Dakala Street, Parakou street, Aminu Kano Crescent, WUSE 2 Abuja, Nigeria

Equatorial Guinea Embassy in Nigeria

Equatorial Guinea Embassy in Nigeria Description

Services

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Business Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Transit Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Transit Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

Transit Visa from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea

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