The Service also noted that U.S. tourist visas may be denied if applicants intend to give birth in the U.S. and stressed ongoing collaboration with the U.S. Mission to prevent Nigeria from facing visa restrictions.

The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) has urged citizens to strictly follow the purpose of their U.S. visas.
NIS spokesperson Akinsola Akinlabi warned that overstaying, unauthorized work, or students abandoning studies could lead to visa cancellation or deportation.
The Service also noted that U.S. tourist visas may be denied if applicants intend to give birth in the U.S. and stressed ongoing collaboration with the U.S. Mission to prevent Nigeria from facing visa restrictions.
The statement reads, “The Nigeria Immigration Service wishes to inform the general public of concerns raised by the United States Government regarding the misuse of U.S. visas by Nigerians.
“All visa holders are advised to strictly adhere to the purpose stated in their visa applications.
“U.S. authorities conduct security screening beyond the initial point of entry into the country. Any breach of immigration or other laws can lead to visa revocation or deportation.
“Breach of visa conditions, including overstaying, may attract severe penalties, including removal from the U.S. and permanent ineligibility for future travel.”
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