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Greece visa requirements for Nigerian passport holders

Yes. Nigerian passport holders need a visa to visit Greece for tourism. The visa fee is EUR 90. A decision usually takes 15 days.

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Nigerian passport holders need a visa to visit Greece for tourism.

Get your documents complete and consistent before you apply, then check whether you are ready.

Fees and timing

Visa feeEUR 90
Fee in nairaabout NGN 144,000
Processing time15 days

Naira figures are approximate, as of July 2026. The official fee is set in EUR.

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Run a free readiness check. Meridian shows you what is still missing or inconsistent before you apply. We do not promise approval. We help you apply with confidence.

Why we say this

How applying works

Gather your documents

15 required. Upload what you already have, we read them and fill the rest.

Passport photo (ICAO)PassportBank statement / proof of fundsEmployment proofTax returnsTravel insuranceFlight booking / itineraryAccommodation proofVisa application formVisa feeCertificate of celibacy (for singles)Criminal record (last 3 years)Health certificateOriginal letter in Greek from the Receiver (Authority Requesting the Validation) of certificatesStatement occupying property (e.g. House)
Also strengthens a discretionary decision
Data concerning close relatives and family membersPurpose of visit letterBirth certificate if minor
We draft the missing documents for you: a consular cover letter, your itinerary, and an employer letter

Review your application

We review your documents against the consulate's rules and tell you if you're ready, or not yet

Complete the official application form

We draft the application for you

Pay the EUR 90 visa fee

Paid to the consulate.

Book your biometrics appointment

A slot at the visa centre to give fingerprints and hand in your file.

Then the consulate decides

Typically 15 calendar days.

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Requirements last updated July 2026.

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