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Level 2 · Exercise increased caution

Nigeria: travel advisory

Updated · advice for Kenyans from the Kenya Embassy in Luanda

Level 2
Exercise increased caution

Be more alert than usual. There are heightened risks to safety or security in some areas.

Exercise increased caution; avoid non-essential travel to the north-east and parts of the north-west and Niger Delta.

Nigeria is a major economic partner and hub for Kenyan business and trade. The Ministry advises increased caution generally, and avoiding non-essential travel to the north-east and parts of the north-west and Niger Delta owing to security risks.

Lagos and Abuja are the main destinations for visitors; register with the High Commission in Abuja and use trusted local contacts.

Advice at a glance

Entry & exit
A valid passport and visa are required. Keep your yellow-fever certificate accessible.
Safety & security
Guard against crime and avoid the higher-risk regions noted above. Use pre-arranged transport.
Health
Malaria is widespread; carry prophylaxis. Use bottled water and reputable clinics.
Local laws & customs
Carry ID at all times. Avoid photographing official and security installations.

Before you travel

  • Register with this mission so we can reach you in an emergency and keep you updated.
  • Save this mission's contact details, and keep your passport and travel documents valid.
  • For a life-threatening emergency, call the 24/7 consular line: +254 20 331 8888.