As a travel freak, I often ask people why they don’t travel or go on vacation. Some of the replies I get each time is, it’s either they don’t have enough money or the difficulties they experience in getting a visa to travel abroad. Do you know there are over forty countries in the world that you can travel to with your Nigerian passport that doesn’t require a visa? Yes! You heard me right.

Antigua and Barbuda = Electronic Entry VisaBangladesh = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Barbados = Visa not required = 6 months
Benin = Visa not required = 90 days
Burkina Faso = Visa not required
Cambodia = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Cameroon = Visa not required = 90 days
Cape Verde = Visa not required
Chad = Visa not required = 3 months
Comoros = Visa on arrival
Côte d’Ivoire = Visa not required
Djibouti = Visa on arrival
Dominica = Visa not required
Fiji = Visa not required = 4 months
Gabon = eVisa= Electronic visa
Gambia = Visa not required
Ghana = Visa not required
Guinea = Visa not required
Guinea-Bissau =Visa not required
Iran = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Kenya= eVisa= 3months
Lesotho = eVisa
Liberia =Visa not required
Madagascar =Visa on arrival = 90 days
Maldives = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Mali = Visa not required
Mauritania = Visa on arrival
Mauritius =Visa on arrival
Micronesia = Visa not required
Mozambique =Visa on arrival = 30 Days
Nicaragua = Visa on arrival = 30 days
Niger = Visa not required
Palau = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Rwanda = Visa on arrival =30 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis =Visa not required = 3 months
Samoa = Entry Permit on arrival = 60 days
São Tomé and Príncipe = eVisa
Senegal = Visa not required = 90 days
Seychelles = Visitor’s Permit on arrival = 3 months
Sierra Leone = Visa not required
Tanzania = Visa on arrival
Timor-Leste = Visa on arrival= 30 days
Togo = Visa not required
Vanuatu = Visa not required = 30 days
Zambia = eVisa 
Zimbabwe = eVisa