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Student Visa (R7A) and student residence permit

The Nigeria Immigration Service issues the R7A Student Visa to international students admitted to an accredited Nigerian school. The visa is valid for 90 days from issue for entry. After arrival the student regularises status and receives a two-year residence permit, renewable. The school must accept immigration responsibility for the student. Work is only allowed with approval.

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Money

3

Currency

Nigerian Naira

NGN

Nigerian Naira

Cost of living

21

Price level · US = 100

World Bank price levels, 2025

Tax

15–25%

Income tax (national)

VAT 7.5%

Nigeria Tax Act 2025 (from 1 Jan 2026): 0% on first NGN 800,000, rising to 25% above NGN 50m.

Official rates, 2026 · headline only

Living

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Happiness

4.8

#104 of 145 countries

World Happiness Report 2025

Your edge here Members

What gives you an edge here: passports, visas and permits you hold, work, study, language and family ties

Who it’s for

International students with an admission letter from an accredited Nigerian educational institution.

Eligibility

  • Admission

    An admission letter from an accredited Nigerian educational institution.

  • Tuition paid

    Proof that the applicant or a sponsor has paid the minimum required tuition, with a supporting statement.

  • School accepts immigration responsibility

    A letter from the institution accepting immigration responsibility for the student.

A sneak peek at what's inside

  • Next requirementFunds
  • Document checklistPassport
  • FeesVisa fee

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  • 2 more requirements
  • 6 documents
  • 1 fee
  • 5 steps
  • Processing times and conditions

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