NigeriaInvestment
Explore the five recorded questions, answers and sources for this pathway.
This is a multiple-entry visa for potential medium-scale enterprise investors who wish to invest in Nigeria.
Purpose: A multiple-entry type visa for potential medium-scale enterprise investors who wish to invest in Nigeria.
The route requires evidence of US$500,000–US$1,000,000 imported and retained as the investor's capital.
Evidence of US$500,000 – US$1,000,000 imported and retained as investor’s capital
The investment must be retained in Nigeria; the visa is for the investor to invest and reside in Nigeria. The document does not specify a duration for maintaining the investment or any continuing ownership, investment, or physical-presence conditions beyond the retention requirement.
Restrictions: To invest and reside in Nigeria. Investor capital retained in Nigeria.
Family/dependants apply for N6A, N6B, N6C and N6D for spouse, minors, adult children and aged parents respectively. The official source does not state the residence or work rights that family members receive.
Family/Group Applications: Family/Dependants: Apply for N6A, N6B, N6C and N6D for spouse, minors, adult children, and aged parents respectively.
The NIS page states a visa validity of 90 days from issuance and a 4-year multiple-entry residence permit, and marks the visa's extendability as not applicable. It does not establish a renewal procedure, a maximum number of renewals or an exit consequence.
Validity: 90 days from issuance.
Stay duration: 4 years. Multiple entry (Residence permit)
Extendable: Not applicable.
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