31-08-2026 15:06 via vanguardngr.com

US lists 3 visa categories it will continue processing in Abuja embassy

The United States Embassy in Nigeria as said it will continue to process diplomatic and official visas despite the recent changes to routine visa services in Nigeria.The clarification was issued by the U.S. Mission Nigeria on X, following concerns over the US Department of State’s decision to realign routine visa processing services in Abuja and several other African locations to designated regional visa hubs.The US government announced the changes as part of efforts to strengthen securit
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