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UAE Imposes Tougher Visa Rules for Nigerians

UAE Imposes Tougher Visa Rules for Nigerians

Transit visas halted, stricter tourist access enforced
The United Arab Emirates has introduced stricter entry rules for Nigerian travelers, suspending all transit visa applications and imposing new conditions for tourist visas.

The move follows reported concerns over security and migration management, marking a sharp tightening of the Gulf nation's visa policies.
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الإمارات تفرض قواعد تأشيرات أكثر صعوبة على النيجيريين (Arabic)
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