Nigerian e-Visa and LECards.

Travel to Nigeria – UK Passport Holder Using Online e-Visa, e-Landing Card & Exit Card

✅ STEP 1: Apply for Nigerian e-Visa

• Where: https://evisa.immigration.gov.ng/
  
  

• Required:
  
  

  • UK passport (valid 6+ months)
    
    

  • Passport photo (digital)
    
    

  • Return/onward ticket
    
    

  • Hotel booking or invitation letter
    
    

  • Credit/debit card
    
    

📬 Receive your e-Visa Approval Letter in 2–5 business days via email.

⏰ STEP 2: Submit e-Landing Card (24–72 Hours Before Flight to Nigeria)

• Where: https://lecard.immigration.gov.ng/
  
  

• What You Need:
  
  

  • UK passport number
    
    

  • e-Visa details
    
    

  • Arrival flight info
    
    

• Save: Email or PDF confirmation
  
  

📌 This is mandatory for non-Nigerians and must be completed online before boarding.

✈️ STEP 3: Depart from the UK

• At check-in:
  
  

  • Show UK passport
    
    

  • Show e-Visa Approval Letter
    
    

  • May be asked for e-Landing Card confirmation
    
    

✈️ Boarding may be denied if e-Visa or e-Landing Card is missing.

🛬 STEP 4: Arrive in Nigeria

• At Nigerian Immigration:
  
  

  • Present UK passport
    
    

  • Show e-Visa Approval Letter
    
    

  • Show e-Landing Card confirmation
    
    

✅ Immigration stamps you in based on your e-Visa terms (e.g., 30 or 60 days).

🏖️ STEP 5: Enjoy Your Stay (Comply with Visa Terms)

• Respect your visa duration
  
  

• Request extension if needed before expiry
  
  

• Overstays incur fines and penalties
  
  

⏰ STEP 6: Submit Exit Card (LECard) 24–72 Hours Before Departure

• What You Need:
  
  

  • UK passport number
    
    

  • Flight details
    
    

  • Visa info (type/duration)
    
    

📌 This is required for all foreign nationals exiting Nigeria.

🛫 STEP 7: Depart from Nigeria

• At airport immigration:
  
  

  • Present UK passport
    
    

  • Show LECard confirmation (email or PDF)
    
    

  • May be asked for return ticket or e-Visa
    
    

✅ Your departure is logged; immigration verifies your lawful exit.