Visa-Free Travel for Nigerian Passport Holders in 27 Countries – 2024 Update

Nigeria’s passport, ranking 95th globally in the 2024 Passport Index, provides access to 45 countries without a visa. Despite limitations, Nigerian travellers enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival entry to 27 countries, including:

1. Barbados: Caribbean gem with stunning beaches.
2. Benin: West African neighbor offering cultural richness.
3. Burkina Faso: Land of diverse landscapes and traditional art.
4. Cameroon: Central African nation known for its wildlife.
5. Cape Verde: Atlantic archipelago known for its vibrant culture.
6. Chad: Sahara desert landscapes and diverse ethnicities.
7. Cook Islands: Pacific paradise with crystal-clear waters.
8. Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast): West African hub with a blend of cultures.
9. Dominica: Lush Caribbean island is known for its eco-tourism.
10. Fiji: South Pacific destination famed for its coral reefs.
11. Gambia: West African country offering a rich history.
12. Ghana: West African nation with a vibrant cultural scene.
13. Guinea: West African coastal country with diverse landscapes.
14. Guinea-Bissau: Tropical haven with pristine beaches.
15. Haiti: Caribbean nation known for its unique history and art.
16. Kiribati: Pacific island nation with stunning atolls.
17. Liberia: West African country recovering from civil strife.
18. Mali: Land of ancient civilizations and diverse cultures.
19. Micronesia: Pacific island group with diverse marine life.
20. Montserrat: Caribbean island with volcanic landscapes.
21. Niger: Sahelian country with diverse landscapes.
22. Rwanda: East African nation known for its conservation efforts.
23. Saint Kitts and Nevis: Caribbean duo with scenic beauty.
24. Senegal: West African nation known for its hospitality.
25. Sierra Leone: West African nation with beautiful beaches.
26. Togo: West African country with a mix of culture and nature.
27. Vanuatu: The Pacific archipelago is known for its unique tribal cultures.

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