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45 visa-free countries Nigerians can travel to in 2024

gfhnews.com by gfhnews.com
February 26, 2024
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The Henley Passport Index, a global passport-ranking website, has listed the most powerful passports in the world. It said Nigerians have about 45 visa-free countries enabled with their passports.

This was contained in its latest rankings which also tipped Nigeria as occupying 95th out of 104 countries with the most powerful passports.

Their index is often based on exclusive data from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) – the largest, most accurate travel information database –  and enhanced by Henley & Partners’ research team.

According to the index, Nigeria is surpassed by Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Morocco, Benin Republic and Namibia which are at number 76th, 83rd, 67th, 65th, 71st, 79th and 65th respectively.

The 45 visa-free countries Nigerians can travel with their passports are:

1. Barbados

2. Benin

3. Burkina Faso

4. Burundi

5. Cambodia

6. Cameroon

7. Cape Verde Islands

8. Chad

9. Comoro Islands

10. Cook Islands

11. Cote d’Ivoire

12. Djibouti

13. Dominican Republic

14. Fiji

15. Ghana

16. Guinea

17. Guinea-Bissau

18. Haiti

19. Iran

20. Kenya

21. Kiribati

22. Lebanon

23. Liberia

24. Madagascar

25. Maldives

26. Mali

27. Mauritiana

28. Mauritius

29. Micronesia

30. Montserrat

31. Mozambique

32. Niger

33. Niue

34. Palau Islands

35. Rwanda

36. Samoa

37. Senegal

38. Sierra Leone

39. Somalia

40. St. Kitts and Nevis

41. The Gambia

42. Timor-Leste

43. Togo

44. Tuvalu

45. Vanuatu

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