Travel to Nigeria

1. Zuma's Rock: Iconic rock formation, cultural significance.

2. Obudu cattle ranch: Picturesque landscapes, cable car ride.

3. Lekki Nature Conservation Center: Nature reserve, canopy trails.

From December to February: Dry season, comfortable temperatures.

Free importation

Passengers aged 18 and over may freely import

- 200 cigarettes or 50 medium-sized cigars or 200 grams of foreign-made tobacco; if more is imported, duty is paid on the entire quantity;

- 1 liter of spirits and 1 liter of wine; if more is imported, the duty is paid for the entire quantity;

- 284 cubic centimeters of perfume, cologne or other perfumed perfumes; if more is imported, the entire quantity is subject to duty;

- gifts worth up to NGN 300 (except for jewelry, photographic equipment, electronics and luxury goods).

Prohibited items

- All types of beer, mineral water and soft drinks;

- Sparkling wines (including champagne);

- All fruits, vegetables, cereals and eggs, both fresh and canned;

- Textile fabrics and mosquito nets;

- Jewelry and precious metals.

Restricted

- For the importation of plants, seeds, flowers, passengers should consult in advance with the Director of Agricultural Research, Plant Quarantine Service, Federal Department of Agricultural Research, Moor Plantation, Ibadan, about the conditions under which importation is allowed. Failure to comply with these conditions will result in such items being confiscated by a plant quarantine officer at the airport of arrival, and passengers will be required to pay for their destruction.

- It is forbidden to carry pharmaceuticals in checked baggage.

- Dogs and cats must be accompanied by a health certificate and a rabies certificate issued by a veterinarian at the point of departure. The certificate must not be older than 1 week. Pets can be transported as checked baggage or as cargo.

112 is the national emergency number. Therefore, in case of an emergency, call 112.