Every guide here is free to read. We are not filing applications or taking payment yet — send us your case and we will write back when we open.

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Visaforma shows where your Nigerian passport can go, walks you through the official application on the government's own portal, and prices every fee in naira at a rate we date. Free to read, no account, nothing to buy.

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  • Free to read
  • Official fee always shown
  • Every ₦ figure dated
  • Not a government site

Made to be checked, not believed.

Every route guide names the government portal it is describing and dates the rate behind its naira figures, so you can verify us against the source instead of taking our word.

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How it works

What you can do here today, in four steps — all of it free, none of it needing an account.

  1. Check whether you need a visa

    Pick your destination and see what a green passport actually needs — visa-free, on arrival, e-visa or a full application.

  2. Read the route guide

    Every step, the official portal, and the government fee converted to ₦ at a rate we date on the page.

  3. Verify anyone asking for money

    Check a company on CAC, a UK sponsor on the gov.uk register, an adviser on IAA or CICC — before you pay a naira.

  4. Send us your case

    We are not filing applications yet. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will write back when we open.

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What we will not do

We have not opened yet, so we have no clients and no track record to show you. What we can give you is the list of things this site will never do — hold us to it.

We never guarantee a decision

No one can. A visa is granted at the discretion of the immigration authority, and anyone selling you a “guaranteed approval” is telling you what they are.

The official route is always named

Every guide links the government portal and shows its official fee, including when applying yourself is the cheapest thing you can do — and it usually is.

Naira figures are our own arithmetic

Government fees are set in £, $ or €. Where we show a ₦ figure it carries the rate and the date we converted it, never dressed up as an official price.

Not open yet — send us your case

We are not filing applications or taking payment yet. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will write back when we open, with what your route actually costs.

We reply by email. We never ask for payment to secure a visa, and we never guarantee a decision — see how to spot an agent who does. Or write to us directly at visaformatravel@gmail.com.

Before you pay ANY agent — run the checks yourself

Nigerians lose millions of ₦ yearly to fake job offers and «guaranteed visa» agents. Our guide walks you through the free public registers — CAC, the gov.uk sponsor list, IAA and CICC — so you can check before you pay.

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Questions we get asked

Third-party visa services raise fair questions. Honest answers to the ones we hear most.

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Is visaforma a government website?
No. It is a private information service. Every destination page names the official government portal for that route and shows its official fee, so you can always apply directly yourself.
Can I apply through you right now?
Not yet. We are not filing applications or taking payment while we finish setting up. You can send us your case through the form on this page and we will write back when we open.
What will you charge when you open?
Our planned prices are listed on the services page. They cover clerical work only — form completion, document checklists, register look-ups — never representation, and never the government fee, which you always pay the government directly.
Do you take payment on this site?
No. There is no checkout anywhere on this site and we will never ask for money by transfer to secure a visa. Treat anyone who does as a scam, whoever they claim to be.
How do I know an agent is not a scammer?
Check them yourself on the public registers before paying: CAC for a Nigerian company, the gov.uk register for a UK sponsor licence, IAA or CICC for an immigration adviser. Our anti-scam guide walks through each check.
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