• Passport valid for at least the next 6 months with at least 2 blank visa pages.
• Two recent passport photos.
• Confirmation ticket about the next destination.

    Niger does not require pets that meet the following requirements to be quarantined:

    1. Microchips for animals.

    Niger does not require identification of your pet with a microchip, but it is recommended. It is also recommended to register your contact information before traveling as a means of identification in case your pet gets lost.

    If your pet does not have a registered microchip, make sure it is wearing identification tags with the owner's contact information.

    2. Vaccination.

    Vaccination against rabies must be done at least 3 months before traveling to Niger and not more than 12.

    3. Rabies titer test.

    A rabies titer test is not mandatory for entry into Niger from any country.

    4. Veterinary certificate for the pet

    A veterinary certificate for Niger must be completed by a licensed veterinarian in your country immediately prior to travel. We recommend that a USDA or CFIA accredited veterinarian complete the form (if you are traveling from the United States or Canada). If you are traveling to Niger from another country, your country's government authority responsible for the import and export of animals must approve the appropriate forms.

• Fire and rescue services: Call number 18.
• Emergency medical assistance: Call 15.
• Police: Call 17.

    It is prohibited to import the following goods into Mali:

• All types of beer, mineral water and soft drinks;
• Sparkling wine (including champagne);
• All fruits, vegetables, grains and eggs;
• Textiles and mosquito nets;
• Jewelry and precious metals.

    The import of such goods to Mali has certain restrictions:

• For the importation of plants, seeds and flowers, passengers should consult in advance with the Director of the Department of Agricultural Research of the Plant Quarantine Services of the Federal Department of Agricultural Research, Moore Plantation, Ibadan regarding the conditions under which importation is permitted. If these conditions are not met, the listed items will be confiscated by airport staff upon arrival.
• Passengers are prohibited from transporting pharmaceutical products in their checked baggage.

    Road conditions and safety. Road safety in Niger is a cause for concern. Four-wheel drive vehicles are often required for trips outside Niamey and other cities. Driving at night is dangerous and should be avoided. Car thefts and road crimes are recorded from time to time throughout the country.

    Traffic rules. All drivers must have a valid Niger or international driver's license. Liability insurance is required for all vehicles. Traffic rules are based on the French system. At roundabouts and intersections, drivers must yield to vehicles entering from the right (unless otherwise indicated).

All diplomatic missions of Niger in different countries can be found here: https://www.embassypages.com/niger.