{"question":{"passport":"BEL","destination":"NGA","entryDate":"2026-09-12"},"dateBasis":"reference-date","status":"conditional","headline":"e-Visa, 90 days","requirement":{"kind":"evisa","message":"Before you travel: you need an e-visa."},"stay":{"kind":"DAYS","maxDays":90,"ruleType":"RESETS_ON_EXIT","phrasing":"You may stay up to 90 days."},"conditions":[],"caveat":null,"source":{"documentId":"nis-service-level-agreement-2026","url":"https://immigration.gov.ng/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/SERVICE-LEVEL-AGREEMENT-2026_.pdf","passage":"Eligibility: Citizens\n…\nexcept ECOWAS\n…\nmember States and\n…\nother countries with\n…\nwhich Nigeria has\n…\nentered into visa\n…\nabolition/waiver\n…\nagreements (non-\n…\nECOWAS nationals).","explanation":"The F5A eligibility clause of the current NIS Service Level Agreement is the operative statement of who must obtain a visa: 'citizens of all countries' except ECOWAS member states and countries with which Nigeria has entered into a visa abolition or waiver agreement. Every issuer on this row is outside both exceptions on the held documents - none appears in the ECOWAS list or the Protocol's membership, none is Cameroon/Chad or St. Kitts and Nevis, and none appears at $0 in the SLA's own Table of Visa Fee - so each is within 'citizens of all countries' and must obtain the visa before travel, online.","publisher":"SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT\nNIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE\n\nREVISED EDITION, APRIL 2026."},"checkedAt":"2026-08-30","snapshotAsOf":"2026-09-10","dataVersion":"4f66864a7d4f8a08b6c8c7e446d7f16addcd9303","upcomingChange":null,"alternatives":[],"scope":{"covers":["recorded entry requirement","recorded stay allowance"],"notEstablished":["personal admission decision","work permission","residence rights","tax position","individual eligibility for every condition"],"passportType":"ordinary"}}