Nigeria not accepting foreign nationals in UK immigration partnership

The Nigerian Presidency states that the country is not accepting foreign nationals under its immigration partnership with the UK. The Federal Government has clarified that UK deportees in the asylum agreement will only be Nigerians.

The Presidency of Nigeria has issued a statement indicating that the country is not accepting foreign nationals as part of its immigration partnership with the United Kingdom. This position was highlighted in a report titled 'Presidency: Nigeria Not Accepting Foreign Nationals in Immigration Partnership with UK' published on ThisDayLive on March 21, 2026. In a related development, the Federal Government (FG) clarified details of the asylum agreement, stating that UK deportees returned to Nigeria will only be Nigerian nationals. This was detailed in an article titled 'Asylum Agreement: UK Deportees Will Only Be Nigerians, FG Clarifies', also from ThisDayLive on the same date. These statements address aspects of the bilateral immigration arrangement between Nigeria and the UK.

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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.

Following President Trump's Presidential Proclamation 10998 issued on December 16, 2025, the U.S. Mission in Nigeria announced on December 22 a partial suspension of visa issuance to nationals of Nigeria and 18 other countries, effective January 1, 2026. The security measure targets B-1/B-2, F, M, J visas, and immigrant visas, with exemptions for dual nationals, persecuted minorities, and others.

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The United States has partially suspended certain visas for nationals from Nigeria and 14 other countries due to security concerns involving groups like Boko Haram and the Islamic State. President Donald J. Trump signed a proclamation on Monday to expand entry restrictions based on vetting deficiencies. The measure includes exceptions for permanent residents and specific categories while maintaining full bans on high-risk nations.

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

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Nigeria and the United Kingdom have sealed a £746m landmark deal to rebuild Lagos ports and deepen trade partnership.

노동력 부족 가속화 속 외국인 노동자는 사회 유지에 필수적이지만 일부 불법 행위로 우려가 제기됐다. 지난달 정부는 외국인 기본 정책을 새로 채택해 규제 강화를 통해 공존을 모색했다. 다가오는 중의원 선거 운동에서 여야는 건설적 논의를 펼쳐야 한다.

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Following the arrest of seven Kenyans for immigration violations at a US visa center in Johannesburg, the United States has condemned South Africa for allegedly detaining American officials during the operation, viewing it as intimidation.

 

 

 

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