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United States Sends Warning To Nigerian Travellers
The United States Mission has urged Nigerians to comply with US immigration laws regarding their stay in the country.
NEWSNGR reports that the Commission gave the directive in a statement shared on its 𝕏 handle.
It urged applicants to stay only for the period authorised, keep their documents updated, and avoid actions that could jeopardise their eligibility for future entry into the United States.
The mission noted that complying with visa terms was key to protecting future travel and study opportunities.
It stressed that following the rules was not only the right thing to do, but also a safeguard for individual travel prospects.
“Staying compliant with U.S. immigration laws isn’t just the right thing to do; it protects your future and keeps opportunities open for Nigerian travelers,” the post read.
The reminder followed ongoing efforts by the US to curb visa overstays and maintain the integrity of its immigration system.
The embassy advised Nigerians travelling for study, work, or visits to always honour the conditions attached to their visas.
“Whether you’re studying, working, or visiting the United States, always honour the terms of your visa. Follow the rules. Stay only for as long as you are authorized. Keep your documents updated. Make choices that safeguard your dreams,” the mission said.
It added that respecting the immigration process benefits both travelers and the US-Nigeria relationship, noting that “when you respect the process, everyone wins.”
The US Mission in Nigeria noted that these actions are designed to protect the integrity of the visa system and preserve access for legitimate travellers.

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