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Nigeria Passport visa immigration of Nigeria - Benin City
Thursday, 21 March 2019
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Benin City, Edo
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Issue of Passport.(N.B: You can also get a First Nigeria Passport by citizenship) Original and Copy of applicant current passport (if Dual nationality) Original & Copy of Birth certificate (showing details of parents) If under 18 years, provide the following: i) Copy of the Data Page of parent's passport, at least one of which must be a Nigerian Passport. ii) Letter of consent signed by both parents. In absence of documents or consent of either of the parents, proof of sole custodian from the court must be provided.
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