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Nov 24, 2008

Visa ruling for Nigerians

NIGERIAN nationals holding ordinary passports will need visas to enter Singapore from Dec 1.

But those with diplomatic, official and service passports issued by Nigeria will not be required to apply for visas prior to entering Singapore.

The changes to the visa requirements are part of the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority's on-going practice to ensure that they remain relevant and effective.

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