NigeriaInvestment
Explore the five recorded questions, answers and sources for this pathway.
This is a multiple-entry visa for potential small-scale enterprise investors who wish to invest in Nigeria.
Purpose: A multiple-entry type visa for potential small-scale enterprise investors who wish to invest in Nigeria.
The route requires evidence of US$250,000–US$500,000 imported and retained as the investor's capital.
Evidence of US$250,000 – US$500,000 imported and retained as investor’s capital
The investment must be maintained as investor's capital retained in Nigeria, but the document does not specify a duration or continuing ownership, investment, or physical-presence conditions.
Restrictions: To invest and reside in Nigeria. Investor capital retained in Nigeria.
Family or dependants may apply for N6A, N6B, N6C and N6D for a 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 3-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: 3 years. Multiple entry (Residence permit)
Extendable: Not applicable.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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