For Nigerian passport holders with a Japanese visa

Countries Nigerian citizens can visit with a Japanese visa

These countries trust a Japanese visa and waive or ease their own visa for Nigerian citizens.

4 countries open up
2 visa-free
2 easier eVisa or eTA

Mexico Visa required→Visa-free180 days

Valid visa of Canada, the US, the UK or a Schengen state, or permanent residence there. Physical visa sticker valid on arrival. Entry can be refused after a past US visa refusal.

Also accepted: US visa, Green Card, UK visa, UK residence, Schengen visa, EU residence, Canada.
Montenegro Visa required→Visa-free30 days

Supporting visa must stay valid for your whole stay.

Also accepted: US visa, Green Card, UK visa, UK residence, Schengen visa, EU residence, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand.
Georgia Visa required→eVisa

Apply online for Georgia's eVisa with a valid Schengen or OECD-country visa or residence permit.

Also accepted: US visa, Green Card, UK visa, UK residence, Schengen visa, EU residence, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea.
Morocco Visa required→eVisa

Apply online for Morocco's e-Visa with a valid visa or residence from the Schengen area, Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK or the US, or residence in Japan or the UAE.

Also accepted: US visa, Green Card, UK visa, UK residence, Schengen visa, EU residence, Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, GCC residence.

Hold a different visa?

Schengen visa holders 11 US visa holders 10 Green Card holders 9 UK visa holders 9 EU residents 9 UK residents 7 Canadian visa and PR holders 7 Australian visa and PR holders 3 New Zealand visa holders 3 Irish visa holders 3

Hold more than one? Tick everything you hold to see every country it opens up.

Common questions

Which countries can Nigerian citizens visit with a Japanese visa?

4 destinations relax their rules for Nigerian citizens who hold a Japanese visa, including visa-free entry to Mexico, Montenegro. Conditions differ by country.

Does a Japanese visa have to be valid on arrival?

Yes, in almost every case. Many countries also want it valid for some months after you arrive, and a few want it already used once. The exact rule is listed under each country.

Perks are re-checked every week. Rules can change, so give the official site a quick look before you fly.