About the Migration Department

Last updated: 15/02/2011 //

 

Notice:

 

THE MIGRATION DEPARTMENT WILL BE CLOSED DURING THE CHRISTMAS PERIOD:

FROM 20 DECEMBER 2011 - 11 JANUARY 2012.

 

 

The Migration Department is located at the:

Royal Norwegian Embassy

54 T. Y Danjuma Street
Asokoro
Abuja
Nigeria

 

Our opening hours for applicants with scheduled appointments are from Monday – Thursday: 10 am - 12.30 pm.

Visa enquiries by telephone are only attended from 1.30 pm to 3 pm. Telephone numbers to contact the Migration Department: (Nigerian lines) 09 874 6989 or 09 870 0130, to call from Norway 22 240 487.

Enquiries by e-mail can be sent to visa.abuja@mfa.no. E-mail enquiries are attended every day.

 

Embassy of Norway in Abuja Nigeria handles visa applications on behalf of Iceland.

 

Please give the following information when you send an e-mail request:

 

1. I am:
* The applicant -  Citizen of Nigeria
* The reference in Norway
*  others


2. Information about the applicant
(Please note that information about specific applications can only be given to the applicants and people with a written Power of Attorney).
 
* Applicant's First Name
* Applicant's Surname
* Applicant's Date of Birth (e.g. DD/MM/YYYY)

 
3. Type of application: 
* Applied for Schengen Visa for Norway
* Applied for Schengen Visa for Iceland
* Applied for Work / Residence permit in Norway
* Not applied for anything yet


4. Where (and when) was the application submitted:


5. Your contact details:
* Mobile number:
* E-mail

 


 

Where to submit Schengen Visa applications in Cameroon, Benin and Ghana:

 

The Consulate of Belgium in Yaounde makes decisions in Schengen Visa cases on behalf of Norway in Cameroon.

 

The Embassy of Denmark in Accra processes Schengen Visa applications on behalf of Norway in Ghana.

 

The Embassy of Denmark in Cotonou makes decisions in Schengen Visa cases on behalf of Norway in Benin.

 

 

If you are in Ghana or Benin, you must submit your application for Residence Permit at:

 

- the Embassy of Denmark in Accra

 

- the Embassy of Denmark in Cotonou.


 

 


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