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Barbados FAQs
Barbados is visa-free for Nigerian passport holders. However, if your route to Barbados transits through the UK, you will need a UK transit visa. Our team will advise you on the best travel route and handle your transit visa application if needed.
UK Visa: Processing Fee ₦490,000 | Visa Fee $191 (valid for 6 months)
The processing fee covers ABS's full consultancy and advisory services including completing your application form, guiding you through the process, preparing sample letters, creating a detailed travel itinerary, hotel booking references, and flight itinerary for your application — among other supporting documentation.
30 working days after submission.
6 months
Yes. You can apply with a sponsor. Our team will advise you on the sponsorship requirements and documentation needed.
* Vaginal Birth: $5,450
* Caesarean Section (CS): $9,150
Both figures cover doctor fees, hospital fees, first consultation fee, and paediatrician fees.
* Caesarean Section (CS): $9,150
Both figures cover doctor fees, hospital fees, first consultation fee, and paediatrician fees.
A child born in Barbados automatically receives Barbadian citizenship by birthright. Benefits include:
- Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 150 countries including all European countries, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Ireland
- The right to live and work in Barbados as a citizen
- No income or wealth tax
- One of the world's stronger passports, ranked 16th globally
Over 150 countries visa-free or visa-on-arrival.
Yes. You can travel as soon as your visa is issued, provided your travel dates fall within the validity period.