Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 03:27 pm
The recently introduced reciprocity visa fees introduced by the U.S. government for Nigerians will remain for now.
This is because the American government is yet to be formally notified of any reduction by the Nigerian government, an official said.
PREMIUM TIMES reported how the U.S. introduced an increased visa fee on Nigerians, saying it was in retaliation for that introduced by the Nigerian government on Americans.
Following the announcement, the Nigerian government announced a reduction in visa fees for Americans.
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