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How to Get a Nigerian Passport in 2026: Online Application Guide

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Introduction: Your Ticket to the World

Whether you are planning a vacation, going for studies, or preparing to relocate to Australia, the Nigerian International Passport is your most essential document. In 2026, the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has fully streamlined the application process, making it entirely online and significantly reducing the bottlenecks of the past. If you need to get or renew your passport this year, here is your comprehensive guide.

2026 Passport Fees and Categories

Before you begin, you need to decide which passport category suits your needs. The prices have been updated for 2026 to reflect the cost of production. Here are the current estimates:

32-Page Passport (5 Years Validity): Ideal for occasional travelers. The official cost ranges between ₦35,000 and ₦50,000.

64-Page Passport (5 Years Validity): Best for frequent flyers who need more visa pages. Expect to pay around ₦70,000.

64-Page Passport (10 Years Validity): The ultimate convenience for adults who do not want to worry about renewals for a decade. This costs approximately ₦100,000.

Step-by-Step Online Application Process

Gone are the days of relying on touts. The 2026 process is designed to be done from the comfort of your home, perhaps while working on your latest content creation project.

Step 1: Visit the NIS Portal. Go to the official website at passport.immigration.gov.ng. Select whether you are applying for a fresh passport or a renewal.

Step 2: Fill the Form. Enter your National Identification Number (NIN). Your details will be auto-populated from the NIMC database. Ensure everything is accurate.

Step 3: Make Payment. Choose your preferred passport type and processing office. Pay securely online using your debit card. Print your payment receipt and application form.

Step 4: Biometric Capture. For fresh applications, you must visit your chosen passport office on the scheduled date for biometric capture (photograph and fingerprints).

The 2026 Contactless Renewal Feature

One of the biggest upgrades in 2026 is the introduction of contactless biometrics for passport renewals. If you are simply renewing an expired passport, you may no longer need to visit the immigration office. You can upload your current passport photograph and update your fingerprints using a secure mobile app, and the new passport will be delivered to your registered address via courier.

Conclusion: Plan Ahead

While the process is much faster in 2026, it is still advisable to apply at least two months before your intended travel date. Gather your NIN, birth certificate, and local government identification, and start your application today. The world is waiting for you!

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