1. Tourist Entry Visa: This is applicable to Nigerians who do not have a valid UK, US, Schengen, Australia, Canada or New Zealand visa. This visa is valid for 30days
2. Entry with Electronic  Travel Authorization (A3): This is applicable to Nigerians who have a valid UK, US, Schengen, Australia, Canada or New Zealand visa. This visa is valid for 30days

Tourist Entry Visa (A1):

1. Passport datapage
2. Passport photograph
3. Confirmed (PAID) hotel will be requested just before the visa is issued. Once confirmed hotel is requested, it means visa will be issued.

Entry with Electronic Travel Authorization (A3):

1. Passport datapage
2. Passport photograph
3. Insurance for your period of stay (average of $20 for 30days)
4. Valid Schengen, US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand visa or residency

• Application fee: $35
  Insurance fee (if applicable): $20-$30

Processing fee per applicant: N57,800

**NB: You would be required to pay for at least 3 night confirmed hotel accommodation for your visa issuance.

• Visa Application fee is the fee you pay to the embassy for applying for a visa
• Visa Processing fee is the fee you pay to TATAgency for visa services rendered to you

1. Filling of client’s application form
2. Flight reservation
3. Hotel reservation
4. Advisory services based on our experience
5. Paying for visa fee

30days only

From 5 business days.

Yes

No

Strictly online application

Yes, our experts will guide you

We do not guarantee visa. Visa issuance is at the discretion of the consular. We will
guide you for a better chance based on our vast knowledge and experience on visa application

Yes you can. We will be in constant guidance and contact with you

No, we do not

No, but you can reapply without paying TATAgency processing fee

Yes, but it depends on your visa start date

1. We are registered with CAC
2. We are IATA Accredited 
3. We are registered with NCAA
4. We have our office in Lagos and Canada
5. You can visit our website: www.tatagency.com

Yes we can. We offer further discount for client who processed their visa with us