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R1E — Dependant (Aged Parents)
VisasNigeriaR1E — Dependant (Aged Parents)
NigeriaNigeria•Africa
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R1E — Dependant (Aged Parents)

Residency Pathway

At a Glance

Processing Time

7-28 days

Application Fee

Free

Stay Duration

2 years

Renewable

Yes

Job Offer

Not Required

Dependents

Not Specified

PR Pathway

No

Remote Work

Not Required

Overview

Parents 65+ of R1A holder

The R1E visa is specifically for aged parents (65+) of R1A accredited diplomats. It is processed through diplomatic channels and is generally free of charge. It allows the parents to reside in Nigeria as dependents of the principal diplomat.

Requirements

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Valid Passport

Passport photo

Letter from Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Birth Certificate (to prove relationship)

Copy of principal's R1A visa

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Valid Passport

Passport Photographs

Note Verbale

Birth Certificate

Copy of principal's R1A visa

Advantages & Considerations

Key Benefits

  • Fee-exempt
  • Allows aged parents to accompany diplomatic staff

Worth Knowing

  • Strictly tied to principal's status
  • Requires proof of relationship
  • Age under 65
  • Lack of diplomatic accreditation

Application Process

1

Obtain Note Verbale

2

Apply via NIS portal

3

Submit to Embassy/Consulate

4

Diplomatic processing

Application Forms

Nigeria Immigration Service PortalFill online

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