Qatar eVisa for Nigerians (2025): Requirements, Cost & Easy Application Guide

Planning a trip to Qatar in 2025? The Qatar eVisa is one of the easiest visas for Nigerian passport holders — no embassy visit, no interview. Everything is done online in communication with Asedeeq Travels to handle the full process for you.

What Is the Qatar eVisa?

The Qatar eVisa is an online travel authorization that allows Nigerian citizens to enter Qatar for tourism, family visits, and short-term travel.

Who Can Apply for Qatar eVisa?

Nigerian passport holders can apply if they have:

• A valid Nigerian passport (6 months minimum)

• A passport photo

• A return flight ticket

If you’re visiting Qatar but do not know what activities to do, check our detailed guide on Activities in Qatar for Nigerians.

Qatar eVisa Requirements for Nigerians (2025)

You will need:

1. Passport data page

2. Passport photo

3. Flight booking

   These are what is required from you if you apply with Asedeeq Travels.

How to Apply for Qatar eVisa from Nigeria

Step 1: Send us your documents

Passport page + passport photo + travel dates.

Step 2: Hotel support

Asedeeq Travels prepares quotation with best available hotel options for you to pick from.

For reference, see our complete guide on applying for Qatar Visa from Nigeria.

Step 3: We process your application

We submit the application accurately and follow up.

Step 4: Processing

Visa typically takes a few days.

Step 5: You receive your Qatar eVisa

Sent directly to WhatsApp or email.

Qatar Visa Processing Time for Nigerians

• Standard: 3–5 working days

During global travel surges, processing may take slightly longer.
Check real-time updates on Qatar’s Ministry of Interior (MOI):
👉 https://portal.moi.gov.qa

How Much Is Qatar eVisa for Nigerians?

At Asedeeq Travels, visa fee per applicant is just N150,000 only.

For price confirmation, contact us directly via our WhatsApp inquiry page.

Why Your Visa May Be Rejected — And How We Help Avoid It

Common reasons:

• Blurry documents

• Invalid flight booking

• Wrong travel dates

• Duplicate applications

If you’re also handling other visa types, see our Visa Deals for Nigerians.

Can Nigerians Extend Qatar Visa?

NO!

We advise contacting us before getting started at all if you intend to stay visit Qatar.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Do Nigerians need a visa for Qatar?

Yes. Qatar requires visas for Nigerian passport holders. See official info:
Visit Qatar Visa Page
👉 https://visitqatar.com/intl-en/practical-info/visas

2. How long can I stay?

Most visas allow 30-day stay.

3. Can you process my hotel and flight?

Yes. You can as well confirm your flight and send us a copy.

4. Is the visa refundable if rejected?

No. Visa fees are non-refundable globally.

5. Is Yellow Fever card required?

No. — Yellow fever is not needed for Nigerians visiting Qatar. 
You can learn more about yellow fever certification from Nigeria’s Port Health Services:
👉 https://porthealth.gov.ng

6. Do dates on flight and hotel need to match?

Yes. Qatar immigration requires matching itinerary documents.

7. What do I do if I already applied with no response?

We will guide you on how to cancel your application and submit a new one that should get approval within few days.

8. What if I already booked hotel?

It is advisable to cancel and request for refund while we apply with an entirely new booking.

Why Nigerians Prefer Asedeeq Travels for Qatar eVisa

• Fast, stress-free visa processing

• 5+ years of travel expertise

• Accurate documentation

• Hotel + Airport Transfer support

• Direct WhatsApp communication

If you’re also planning future trips, see our best countries for Nigerians to visit without stress.

Ready to Apply?

Click below to start your visa processing:

👉 WhatsApp: +234 8148690565

Traveling doesn’t have to be stressful — Asedeeq Travels makes it seamless.

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