Nigeria eases visa rules to attract investors, boost trade
by Bloomberg Feb 04, 2020
Nigeria eased its visa rules under a new policy that seeks to attract investors and boost trade as the African Continental Free Trade Agreement comes into effect, Interior Minister Rauf Aregbesola said.
Nationals of African Union member countries will be entitled to visa-on-arrival, while a new electronic-visa targets visitors for tourism and entertainment, Aregbesola said Tuesday in the Nigerian capital, Abuja.
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