HOW MUCH IS MEDICAL AND POLICE REPORT IN NIGERIA

[Taye500 0]

I want to know how much to send my fiance for her medical and police report. Does anybody have an idea?? Thanks.

[Perseverance 1]

Have you looked in the area of this site that has the embassy information? I am pretty sure that is says how much for the medical exam. I think it even even has address of the place to go for the exam I am not sure about the police report. The cost is listed in Naira you will have to convert, I think that the conversion is about $1 US to 127-126 Naira. Hope that helps

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...a&cty=Lagos

[masterpiece 2]

Taye, i suggest these answers come from those whose SOs have just been to the embassy for interviews. Those answers would be the most current and correct answers. We know better than take anything posted on the web, when it comes to Lagos embassy, as golden.

If only those people would return and add a word or two about these pertinent questions, one will quit pulling on the hairs......

The last thing i heard was medical costs about 15,500Naira but i dont know whether Kamorass has changed that fee within the past...oh i dunno.....1 Hour???

[S&S 1]

it cost about $200 for the medical, (you get charged extra if you want to get vaccinations) and about 3000 naira for the police report.

[sercontigo 1]

MY FIANCE THOUGHT he was going to need his police report early, so he went and got one. It was N3500 or about $28. Per the embassy info section on the VJ site, the medical is N15500 or about $125. The fee for the visa is N14000 or $100. To be safe I'd send her $350.

Here's some other helpful info about payment of the visa fee...

The formal execution of the visa fee collection agreement between the U.S. Mission to Nigeria and United Bank for Africa Plc took place today, Thursday June 29, 2006 at the U.S. Consulate General in Lagos. The event featured a signing of the document by the Consul General, Mr. Brian Browne and UBA Chief Executive Officer and Group Managing Director, Mr. Tony Elumelu.

The agreement will enable UBA to deliver fee collection and retail banking services to the U.S. Mission and its clients. It will bring simplicity, speed and convenience to the payment process for non-immigrant visa applicants and other clients of the U.S. Mission.

Starting today, UBA will begin collecting the N14,000 non-immigrant visa fee from visa applicants at their designated branches. After paying the fee, applicants will be given a receipt that will serve as evidence of payment when the applicants come for their interviews. Although the U.S. Mission encourages applicants to make their non-immigrant visa fee payment at any of the designated UBA branches, cash payments will continue to be acceptable the remainder of this week.

Beginning Monday, July 3, 2006 all non-immigrant visa applicants will be required to visit one of the designated branches of UBA Plc to make their payment before their interview. The U.S. Mission and UBA are committed to making this change as easy as possible for all applicants. The new payment procedure will simplify the visa process and promises to further improve the quality of service provided.

In recent years, the U.S. Mission has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in renovations and other improvements designed to support more comfortable and efficient processing of visa applicants.

THIS IS FROM THIS SITE

http://usembassy.state.gov/nigeria/wwwhconfees.html

[idocare 3]

I would think that your could ask your man of the current fees, he's there and would be the best person to give you those answers.

[joej 0]

I want to know how much to send my fiance for her medical and police report. Does anybody have an idea?? Thanks.

If I remember correctly the fee in Lagos for the police report depends on who they talk to once they get there. I have heard of people paying as much as 19000 Naira, yet others get it much cheaper.