The United Arab Emirates (UAE) government in a significant move aimed at strengthening bilateral relations has announced the resumption of visa services for Nigerians, effective from Monday, March 4, 2024.
The announcement, conveyed in a communique released to the press on Tuesday, follows constructive discussions between Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE.
“The governments of Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates are pleased to announce a significant development in our diplomatic relations: the resumption of visa services for Nigerian citizens intending to visit the UAE starting from 4th March 2024,” the communique states.
This milestone reflects the positive outcome of extensive discussions between the two nations, highlighting their mutual commitment to strengthening ties, promoting cultural exchanges, and creating opportunities for economic and social collaboration.
The resumption of visa services is expected to facilitate smoother travel arrangements for Nigerians seeking to visit the UAE, fostering increased connectivity and cooperation between the two countries.
