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US Embassy Assures Nigerians: Visa and Passport Services Will Continue Despite Shutdown

The United States Embassy in Nigeria has assured Nigerians that visa and passport services remain unaffected by the ongoing partial shutdown of the U.S. government. In a statement posted on its official X (formerly Twitter) account on Wednesday, the embassy said: “Due to the lapse in appropriations, this X account will not be updated regularly until full operations resume, with the exception of urgent safety and security information. At this time, scheduled passport and visa services in the United States and at U.S. Embassies and Consulates overseas will continue during the lapse in appropriations as the situation permits.” The embassy clarified that while consular services will proceed as scheduled, its social media updates will be limited to urgent safety and security advisories until a funding deal is reached in Washington. The announcement comes as students, business travelers, and families in […]

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US Embassy clarifies non-refundable visa fee policy for Nigerians

The U.S. Mission in Nigeria has clarified its policy on visa application fees, stressing that they are non-refundable and non-transferable, in line with global practices. In a statement posted on its official X handle on Tuesday, the embassy explained that the fees are meant to cover the administrative costs of processing applications, regardless of whether the visa is approved or denied. “We hear your concerns regarding U.S. visa application fees. Like most countries, U.S. visa fees cover the cost of processing the application, regardless of the outcome. While fees are non-refundable and non-transferable, each application is reviewed thoroughly and fairly,” the embassy stated. The clarification comes amid rising public debates in Nigeria over transparency and fairness in U.S. immigration procedures. The embassy urged applicants to carefully prepare their applications and follow available guidelines to avoid denial, revocation, or cancellation. It […]

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US Warns Citizens in Nigeria, Defends Visa Revocations

The United States government has defended its recent revocation of valid visas issued to Nigerians, describing the move as a national security measure. This comes as the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria issued a fresh security alert on Tuesday, warning American citizens against unnecessary travel to military and government facilities, particularly in Abuja. Reports earlier in the week revealed that dozens of Nigerians — including students, business professionals, frequent travelers, and families — had their visas revoked without prior notice. Former NNPC spokesperson, Femi Soneye, raised the alarm, saying many affected individuals received formal letters instructing them to submit their passports to the U.S. consulate, only for their visas to be cancelled. In response, a U.S. Embassy spokesperson told BBC News Pidgin that the cancellations are in line with Section 221(i) of the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), which empowers […]

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