In life, when a man wants to deprive another person of a thing, that man will make demands that the other may never be able to meet. This may be the case of Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the visa ban.
Recently, news spread that Nigerians can now get visa to UAE, but there was more to it that you did not see.
We want to show you now.
Now, Nigerian passport holders planning to travel to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are facing a new mandatory requirement before applying for a visa.
Effective immediately, travelers must obtain a Document Verification Number (DVN) from the Emirate’s verification website.
UAE Non-Refundable Payment
According to details provided on the UAE’s verification platform, Nigerians are required to pay a non-refundable fee of ₦640,000 for document verification.
This fee must be settled before proceeding with the visa application process.
The DVN issued upon payment will be valid for a period of 14 days from the date of issuance.
This new regulation marks a significant change in the visa application process for Nigerian citizens intending to visit the UAE.
It is aimed at ensuring the authenticity and validity of documents submitted during the visa application process.
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The introduction of the DVN requirement underscores the UAE’s commitment to enhancing security measures and maintaining robust visa application procedures.
Simply put, they do not just want anyone to just come to the country. They want credible people with money to spend.
Nigerian travelers are advised to carefully review the updated guidelines and ensure compliance with the new requirements to facilitate smooth processing of their visa applications.
For further information and to obtain the Document Verification Number, applicants can visit the official UAE verification website.
Make sure to stay updated with any further developments or changes in visa regulations to avoid any inconvenience during travel planning.
