Use the form at the bottom of this page for any passport, visa or japa question. We are pre-launch, so we are not filing applications or taking payment — enquiries are free, and we reply by email. One promise up front: we never ask for upfront cash to “secure” a visa. That request is the clearest scam signal in this market.
Last updated: 23 July 2026. Not affiliated with any government or embassy.
How to reach us
In short: the enquiry form on this page is our only intake while we are pre-launch. Send your route — UK, US, Canada, Schengen or passport/NIS — and we reply by email. No payment is taken and no application is filed yet. Source: Nigeria Visa & Relocation contact policy.
We do non-regulated clerical and educational work only: DS-160 form help, document checklists, sponsor-licence lookups. We never say “we will represent you.” Does your naira card decline at a government USD checkout? First read how to pay visa and passport fees from Nigeria.
Our Lagos and Abuja offices
In short: we are a Nigeria-focused service being set up for Lagos and Abuja. The registered address, CAC number and phone line are published here once the entity is confirmed at go-live — until then we do not claim them. Source: Nigeria Visa & Relocation / legal page.
A real, visible office is a trust signal a fake agent cannot show. Check who you deal with on our services and legal and disclosure pages before you send a naira.
How we handle your data (NDPR)
In short: we use your details only to answer your enquiry, under the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023. We do not sell or share them. Source: Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023, ndpc.gov.ng.
Most Nigerian contact forms take your name and number with no data note at all. Ours is plain. Your message stays with our team. You can ask us to delete it. And no honest service needs your BVN or bank login to start.
We never take upfront cash to “secure” a visa
In short: No legitimate service 'secures' a visa with a private cash down-payment. Government and clerical fees are paid to official portals, never into a personal account. Nigerians report losing ₦1 million and more to agents who take an upfront 'package' fee, run biometrics at VFS, then go silent. Source: EFCC; our anti-scam guide.
One applicant described the trap. “I applied for a Canadian work visa through an agent with a down payment of ₦1 million,” did biometrics at VFS Lagos, then heard nothing. We work the other way. Enquiries are free. Fees cover named clerical work only. We never guarantee an outcome. Learn the checklist in how to spot a fake visa agent.
Informational only — not legal or immigration advice. Sources cited only; expert review pending. Consult a registered OISC/RCIC adviser for your case. Not affiliated with any government or embassy.

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