My recommendation to Nigerian passport holders presented with the choice of visa-on-arrival or e-visa for their vacation destination (Botswana visa in this case) would be to opt for the latter and apply for their visa prior to travel. This can help avoid any potential complications or obstacles that may arise during the visa-on-arrival process.

There are two options available to Nigerian passport holders looking to get a visa to Botswana but before we address the process, why should any Nigerian visit Botswana for Tourism?

Tourism in Botswana

Botswana is a nature lover’s paradise and a prime destination for eco-tourism. Its commitment to preserving the environment is evident in its pristine wilderness and abundant wildlife. Home to the Okavango Delta, one of the world’s largest inland water systems, Botswana offers breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. The country boasts a range of luxurious lodges and campsites that provide visitors with unparalleled access to the natural wonders of Botswana. Whether you’re taking a mokoro ride through the delta, watching elephants play in the Chobe National Park, or exploring the Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana offers a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that will leave you in awe of the natural world.

Botswana Visa for Nigerian passport holdes

Tours You can Indulge while visiting Botswana

  1. Botswana offers exceptional safari experiences at parks like Okavango Delta, Chobe and Moremi Game Reserve.
  2. Botswana offers other activities such as cultural tours, birding tours, mokoro tours, hot air balloon tours, horseback safari tours, and camping and hiking tours.

Do Nigerians Need A Visa To Visit Botswana?

Yes, as a Nigerian passport holder, you are required to get an approved visa before embarking on a journey to Botswana for tourism. There are two options you can explore and both will be treated below.

APPLY TO GET A BOTSWANA E-VISA ONLINE

Here are the requirements to get an E-visa :

  • Passport photo
  • Return Flight
  • Tour Itinerary
  • Proof of Accommodation
  • Yellow card
  • other docs to prove the reason for your trip

Here’s a link to put in your online application:

Apply for Botswana Visa In person At The Embassy In Abuja

Here are the requirements to apply in person:

  • A fully completed application form
  • Bank statement
  • International passport and photocopy (more than 6 months validity)
  • Passport photographs
  • Itinerary or flight schedule
  • A cover letter from the host
  • Certified copies of permits (work and residence) from the host or the Botswana National Identity Card
  • Marriage certificate (if applicable)
  • Birth certificates of Applicants
  • Proof of accommodation
  • Reference letter from employer
  • Travel Insurance
  • Other documents may be required to prove the reason for your trip.

Make sure to have all these documents ready before applying for a Botswana visa in person at Plot 1241, Oguta Lake Street, Maitama Extension, Abuja. After a decision is made on your application, you are expected to pickup in person with the following documents:

  • The proof payment given to you on submission
  • Proof of Identity
Botswana Visa For Nigerians

Get Help With Your Botswana Visa Process

If you prefer not to handle the visa application process yourself, I suggest seeking assistance from Troupe. ng. They can provide expert advice and help you with the visa application process. Additionally, they offer affordable packages to plan your entire trip to Botswana.

Disclaimer!

The information on my blogs is current and correct at the time of publication but may change at any time without notice. Ojulari Balikis is not affiliated with immigration authorities or their application centres and will not be liable for loss or inconvenience arising from their use of this volatile information.

As much as possible, I will update my blogs but always do your own research before using any travel information. You can always ask me questions in the comment, I’ll always respond with recent information.

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