Cost of residential permit aids expatriates’ illegal stay in Nigeria

The high cost of residential permits in Nigeria is reportedly facilitating expatriates to remain in the country illegally.

A report from ThisDayLive highlights how the expense associated with residential permits is enabling expatriates to illegally extend their stay in Nigeria. This issue points to challenges in the immigration system where financial barriers may encourage non-compliance with visa regulations. No further details on specific cases or policy responses were provided in the available information.

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Nigerian President Tinubu shakes hands with UK official over migration agreement document, flags of both nations in background.
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Nigeria agrees to receive offenders from UK

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The Nigerian and British governments have reached an agreement for Nigeria to accept offenders and failed asylum seekers with no right to remain in the UK. This deal was announced amid high-level talks. It forms part of broader migration agreements signed during President Tinubu's visit.

Outrage is mounting after Nigeria denied visas to Kenyan citizens despite allowing Nigerians visa-free entry into Kenya. CNN journalist Larry Madowo revealed his difficulties in obtaining a visa. Applicants face rejections even after paying non-refundable fees.

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일본이 체류 자격 변경 또는 체류 기간 연장 수수료 상한액을 기존 1만 엔에서 10만 엔으로 대폭 인상하는 법안을 통과시켰다.

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eThekwini Mayor Cyril Xaba says nearly all foreign nationals taken from the Diakonia Centre in Durban have been confirmed as legally present in South Africa after screening. The group was relocated to a refugee reception centre on Moore Road under police escort. One individual was arrested for being in the country illegally.

The Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) has called on South Africans to collaborate with law enforcement to address illegal immigration, amid intensifying protests across cities. DIRCO spokesperson Chrispin Phiri emphasized avoiding vigilante actions. The South African Council of Churches (SACC) highlighted poverty and corruption as root causes.

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