For Nigerian passport holders looking to explore international destinations without the hassle of traditional embassy applications, visa-on-arrival (VOA) options offer a convenient alternative. With a VOA, eligible travelers can complete their visa processing upon landing at an airport or designated border entry point.

 

While a visa-on-arrival simplifies travel planning, requirements can vary significantly by destination. Some countries still mandate pre-arrival registrations, return tickets, or proof of accommodation before boarding.

 

Here is a look at 11 countries where Nigerian citizens can access visa-on-arrival entry:

 

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### Destinations Offering Visa on Arrival for Nigerians:

 

* **Burundi:** Permits a visa-on-arrival stay for up to **30 days**.

* **Cambodia:** Offers a visa-on-arrival upon entry, alongside an available e-Visa option. Travelers should verify approved entry ports prior to departure.

* **Comoros:** Grants a visa on arrival for stays extending up to **45 days**.

* **Djibouti:** Provides a visa on arrival for stays up to **90 days**, with an e-Visa option also accessible.

* **Iran:** Permits Nigerian travelers to access visas upon arrival; confirmation of current entry eligibility prior to booking is strongly advised.

* **Lebanon:** Allows visa-on-arrival entry, provided travelers meet specific entry conditions such as proof of accommodation, a return flight ticket, and adequate funds.

* **Madagascar:** Offers a visa on arrival for up to **90 days**, as well as an e-Visa system.

* **Maldives:** Grants a **30-day** visa on arrival, subject to standard entry compliance, accommodation bookings, and financial proof.

* **Mauritius:** Permits short-term stays with a visa on arrival valid for up to **14 days**.

* **Mozambique:** Provides Nigerian passport holders with a visa on arrival for up to **30 days**.

* **Timor-Leste:** Offers a visa-on-arrival entry pathway subject to prevailing border control and entry documentation requirements.

 

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> **Traveler's Tip:** Always cross-check entry policies with your airline and official immigration portals before departure, as document requirements and validity periods can change without prior notice.