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The Countries Nigerians can Travel to without Visa or Visa-on-Arrival in 2023

Nigerians easily travel out of the country for various reasons. Sometimes, it can be difficult getting where to travel to as a Nigerian due to the nature of the country and how other countries see Nigeria. However, there are countries Nigerians can travel to without visa or Visa-on-Arrival in 2023.

In this post, we’ll be revealing these countries. Of course, they aren’t much. Nevertheless, if you need a country to visit on holiday or for a short stay, then you should consider these countries.

The Countries Nigerians can Travel to without Visa or Visa-on-Arrival in 2023

For the list of these countries, there are 43 countries on the list, and most of them are in Africa. Nigeria’s passport is among the top 20 least valued passports in the world, so it is expected that most countries don’t offer free visa entry for Nigerians. So, for the countries on this list, it is either you enter the country without visa or get visa at the point of your arrival.

You can make a research on the living conditions, earning, and so many other factors of these countries.

1. Benin Republic
2. Burkina Fasoa
3. Cameroun
4. Cape Verde
5. Chad
6. Comoros
7. Côte d’Ivoire
8. Djibouti
9. Ethiopia
10. The Gambia
11. Ghana
12. Guinea
13. Guinea-Bissau
14. Kenya
15. Lesotho
16. Liberia
17. Madagascar
18. Mali
19. Mauritania
20. Mauritius
21. Mozambique
22. Niger
23. Rwanda
24. São Tomé and Príncipe
25. Senegal
26. Seychelles
27. Sierra Leone
28. Somalia
29. Togo
30. Uganda
31. Zambia
32. Zimbabwe
33. Iran
34. Kyrgyzstan
35. Maldives
36. Timor-Leste
37. Antigua and Barbuda
38. Barbados
39. Dominica
40. Haiti
41. Saint Kitts and Nevis
42. Suriname
43. Fiji
44. Micronesia
45. Tuvalu and Vanuatu
46. Cook Islands

Conclusion

Presented on this post are the countries Nigerians can travel to without visa or visa-on-arrival in 2023. You should do well to make further research on the different countries and their own procedures. What we have here is a good guide.

Source: Henley Passport Index