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Nigeria has reopened its borders to commercial flights to Lagos (LOS) and Abuja (ABV).

Travelers must complete the online pre-boarding “Health Declaration Form" at the Nigeria International Travel Portal. Travelers must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test issued within 96 hours of their departure to Nigeria, and have uploaded their PCR test certificate to the online Travel Portal. Travelers must also carry proof of the test and result when they travel. Only a COVID-19 PCR test is acceptable to the Nigerian authorities. Before travel, passengers must book and pay for another PCR test for day 7 of their arrival in Nigeria at the Nigeria International Travel Portal–evidence of the booking will be required on arrival. On arrival all passengers will be screened by Port Health Officials and be required to provide full contact details, including their address in Nigeria.

All new arrivals are expected to self-isolate at one location in the city of their arrival until the result of their second PCR test (which should be taken on day 7 of arrival) is known. If the second test is negative, individuals can exit self-isolation from day 8 onwards. Anyone that has developed symptoms of coronavirus during their travel, or if the later tests is positive will be managed according to national guidelines for COVID-19 treatment. This may require quarantine at a government-monitored treatment center.