The British High Commission in Nigeria has opened a new temporary submission centre for UK visas in Enugu State.
The new visa centre will open from Wednesday, September 13.
This facility will operate out of the Omedel Luxury Hotel, 4/6 Link Road off Pascal and Jerk Bustop, Independence Layout, Enugu and will shortly offer a twice-a-week service, according to a statement from the British High Commission.
The appointment system allows an applicant to select Enugu as their application location when applying for a UK Visa. This is in addition to current locations in Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt.
The temporary submission centre in Enugu opens as a Premium Location meaning it will cost NGN246,250. The service includes a Premium Lounge appointment, courier return, SMS notifications, general customer support and guidance.
Demand for visa services will be carefully monitored and the service reviewed/expanded should there be sufficient volumes. TLS will trial this location for at least three months to assess the uptake of the service and enable decisions on continuation.
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