The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), has explained the reasons behind the upward review of fees for obtaining Nigerian passports, effective from 1st September 2024.
Tribune Online reports that the fee increase has continued to spark mixed reactions from social media users.
Explaining the reasons for the increment on Saturday, the Public Relations Unit of the NIS, in a post on the Service official X account, stated that the hike is driven by the need to enhance passport quality, address production costs, improve service delivery, and align with the government’s local content agenda.
In a post titled “4 major reasons for the unavoidable Increase in the price of the Nigerian Standard Passport”, the NIS listed the reasons as follows:
The NIS, however, urged applicants to take advantage of the automated payment platform available on its official website for a seamless application process.
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