Legal, Privacy & Disclosure — Nigeria Visa & Relocation

This page states plainly what Nigeria Visa & Relocation is and is not. Three statements bind everything we publish: we are not affiliated with any government or embassy; we give information, not regulated immigration advice; and we disclose every affiliate link.

Not affiliated with any government or embassy

In short: Nigeria Visa & Relocation is a private information service. We are not the Nigeria Immigration Service, any high commission, embassy or visa application centre. We cannot issue, speed up or guarantee any visa or passport. Source: our own binding statement; official channels start at immigration.gov.ng.

No government body endorses, supervises or partners with us. Some people claim an “inside contact” at NIS or an embassy. Others charge a fee to “fast-track” your file. Both are the classic upfront-fee pattern. We name those patterns rather than use them — see how to spot a fake visa agent.

Information only — not regulated immigration advice

In short: everything here is general information. We do not represent you or prepare your legal submissions. We never advise on your individual case for a fee. Doing that without a licence is a criminal offence in the UK and Canada. Source: OISC/IAA (UK); CICC (Canada).

Regulated immigration advice must come from a licensed professional. We route you to one. We never claim to be one:

We help with non-regulated tasks only — document checklists and form-completion help, plus explainer templates. We never say “we will represent you.” To check anyone you are already dealing with, use our guide to verifying an immigration agent. No one can guarantee a visa. So we make no “100% approval” claim. That promise is both a compliance breach and the exact scam we teach against.

How we handle your data (NDPR / NDPA 2023)

In short: when you contact us from Nigeria, we process your data under the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023 and its NDPR framework. We collect only what your enquiry needs. We never sell it. Source: Nigeria Data Protection Commission, ndpc.gov.ng.

Message our WhatsApp Business line or a form, and we hold only your name, contact details and your question — used only to answer you. Visitors from the UK or EU are also covered by UK-GDPR / GDPR. We ask for consent before we contact you. You can ask us to delete your record at any time. We never request upfront cash to “secure” a visa. We never ask for your NIN or passport data page over open chat.

Affiliate and advertising disclosure

In short: some outbound links are affiliate links — dollar-card and virtual-card providers, IELTS/NCLEX prep, Schengen travel insurance and document couriers. If you buy through one, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Source: FTC (US), ASA (UK) and ARCON (Nigeria) disclosure rules.

A commission never changes what we recommend. It never sits on top of a government fee. Government and visa-centre fees are paid only on official portals. For the safe way to pay those in ₦ when a naira card declines, see how to pay visa fees from Nigeria. Any productized service we offer is labelled and priced separately from free guidance.

Liability, corrections and contact

In short: we keep pages accurate and dated, but rules change — confirm the current position on the official source before you act. Source: our correction policy, /editorial-policy/.

We are not liable for decisions you make from general information; your case is yours. Found an error? Tell us and we fix it, with the change dated. Nigeria Visa & Relocation publishes and reviews this statement under our editorial policy. Who we are is set out on the about page.