Business Visa For 6 Months

How does one obtain a business visa for 6 months? The first thing one should do when planning to start a small business in the Philippines is to apply for a business visa which allows one to stay in the country for up to 6 months and still be able to renew. In this article, I’ll discuss how one can get a business visa for 6 months.

As a newly appointed Singaporean Permanent Resident you can enjoy quality stay in Singapore for up to one year under the sponsorship of your new company. You can even attend interviews in Singapore for international companies which might prove to be very helpful in the future. After your 12-month stay as a Permanent Resident, you are free to travel and work overseas for six months on the Employment Pass.

1. If you select a processing country other than Nigeria, your payment will be in US Dollars. You will be re-directed to an approved payment platform to complete your application and make your payment in US Dollars.
2. Please take your visa payment receipts, passport and other documents to the Nigerian Embassy in your Country of abode on your slated interview date for your Visa.
3. Please note that you can reschedule your interview date to the next available date by sending your Application id, Reference no and the proposed date to our support mail address nis-support@newworkssolution.com

Tourist / Visitor Visa:

1. Passport valid for at least 6 months
2. Completed visa application form
3. Two recent passport size photographs
4. A Letter of Invitation from a company/host in Nigeria accepting immigration responsibility
5. Visitors/Tourists are required to show evidence of sufficient funds
6. Nigeria Immigration Service Visa Payment Receipt and Visa Acknowledgement Receipt

Business Visa:

While a-f above apply, self sponsored business men may not require a Letter of Invitation but will be required to show evidence of sufficient funds

Temporary Work Permit (TWP):

1. Passport with at least 6 months validity
2. Printed copy of completed application form for visitors pass
3. Two recent passport size photographs
4. Copy of the Letter of Approval from Comptroller General, Nigeria Immigration Service

Subject to Regularization (STR):

1. Passport with at least 6 months validity
2. Completed visa form in quadruplicate with four recent passport photographs
3. Four copies of letter of Expatriate Quota Approval from Ministry of Interior
4. Four copies of credentials, certificates and curriculum vitae, all vetted by a relevant official of Nigerian High Commission/Embassy (English Certified translated copy where applicable)
5. Four copies of offer Letter of Employment
6. Four copies of Letter of Acceptance of employment, signed by expatriate
7. Nigeria Immigration Service Visa Payment Receipt and Visa Acknowledgement Receipt