Is there a basic travel allowance required to travel from Nigeria?

<h3>Is there a basic travel allowance required to travel from Nigeria?</h3>

Is there a basic travel allowance required to travel from Nigeria?


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E-MAILS:
Please Direct ALL VISA AND AMERICAN CITIZENS SERVICES enquiries to Abuja (Consularabuja@state.gov), and Lagos (lagoscons2@state.gov)

U.S. EMBASSY, ABUJA

Embassy of the United States of America
Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Abuja, Nigeria
Telephone: (234)-9-461-4000
Fax: (234)-9-461-4036


Public Affairs Section, Abuja
Embassy of the United States of America
Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Abuja.
Telephone: (234)-9-461-4000
Fax: (234)-9-461-4011

E-mail Contacts:
Media: Media issues: (pasinfoabuja@state.gov)
Educational Exchange Programs: (Fulbright, Humphrey ... culturalabuja@state.gov)
PEPFAR University Fund: Coordinator (pepfaruniv@state.gov)
PEPFAR Media Fund: Coordinator (pepfarmedia@state.gov)

Consular Section, Abuja (Visas)
(American Citizens Services)
Embassy of the United States of America
Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Abuja.
Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262
Fax: (234)-9-461-4171
E-mail: Consularabuja@state.gov

Education Advising Section, Abuja
Embassy of the United States of America
Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Abuja.
Telephone:(234)-9-461-4241
Fax: (234)-9-461-4334/4010
E-mail: eacabuja@state.gov

Information Resource Center
Embassy of the United States of America
Plot 1075 Diplomatic Drive
Central District Area, Abuja.
Tel.: (234)-9-461-4000
Fax: 234-9-461-4334/4010
E-mail: ircabuja@state.gov

USAID Abuja
7, Mambilla Street
Off Aso Drive Maitama District, Abuja, Nigeria
E-Mail: taluko@usaid.gov



U. S. CONSULATE GENERAL, LAGOS

2, Walter Carrington Crescent
Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078
Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

Public Affairs Section, Lagos
2, Broad Street, Lagos Nigeria
Telephone: (234)-1-263-4865/4868/3713/3395/2504/575...
Fax: (234)-1-263-5397
E-mail: uslagos@state.gov

Consular Section, Lagos (Visas)
(Visas and American Citizens Services)
2 Walter Carrington Crescent, Victoria Island, Nigeria
Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/647...
Fax: (234)-1-261-2218
Specific questions about individual visa cases may be directed to the U.S. Consulate General by emailing lagoscons2@state.gov or Fax: 234-1-261-5916

For student visa information, please see http://travel.state.gov/visa;foreignstud... The site contains complete information about additional requirements for students, including I-20 forms, SEVIS fees, financial support, student qualifications, and electronic verification of admission.

General visa questions may be directed to the U.S. Department of State by emailing usvisa@state.gov. Please indicate the subject of your inquiry on the subject line (e.g., student visa, visitor visa, worker visa, spouse visa, affidavit of support, etc.).


Education Advising Section, Lagos
(Located at the Public Affairs Section)
2, Broad Street, Lagos Nigeria
Telephone: (234) -1-263-0933
Fax: (234)--263-5397
E-mail: esclagos@state.gov

Whitney M. Young Information Resource Center
2, Broad Street, Lagos Nigeria
Telephone:(234)-1-263-4865/4868/3713/3...
Fax: (234)-1-263-5397
E-mail: wyllagos@state.gov

ADVANCED FEE FRAUD
American citizens should contact their local U.S. Secret Service Office. Please check your telephone directory for the appropriate number.

For further guidance, please check on the U.S. Secret Service and Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud (4-1-9) Resources

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