If you’re looking for a dreamy honeymoon destination that offers crystal-clear waters and ultimate privacy, look no further than the Maldives. About two years ago, I curated a honeymoon experience for Keerah and her husband, and I’m excited to share with you some of the photos that capture the beauty of this destination.

Here are 15+ PHOTOS TO INSPIRE YOU TO HAVE YOUR HONEYMOON IN THE MALDIVES.

A well-crafted itinerary was designed to offer a complete Maldivian experience, including a seaplane transfer and a mix of beach bungalow and overwater accommodations. This itinerary ensured that they can enjoy the best that the Maldives has to offer. However, it didn’t include an underwater restaurant experience, which can be added upon request. By adding this activity, the experience will be more elevated and make it even more unforgettable.

The Maldives is considered a romantic and idyllic destination where love can be rekindled between partners. Whether you’re in a relationship with a bae, fiancée, wife, husband or any other partner, a trip to the Maldives is likely to leave you feeling refreshed and your love rekindled.

When you decide to plan a romantic getaway or honeymoon in the Maldives, consider working with Troupe NG (you can specifically request that I plan your trip, wink). Our team of travel experts can help you plan every aspect of your trip. You’ll enjoy the comfort and luxury of some of the most beautiful resorts and overwater villas in the Maldives, as well as a range of activities and dining experiences to make your trip unforgettable.

Disclaimer!

Always do your own research before using any travel information. You can always ask me questions in the comment, I’ll always respond with recent information.

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Yes, Nigerian passport holders are required to get an approved visa before they travel to Kenya. The visa-on-arrival option has been scrapped and applications are strictly online. In this guide, You’d find a list of requirements needed, how to apply by yourself and contact details of an Agent that can help you get approval in less than 72 working hours.

This guide is not only applicable to Nigerians but to other nationalities that require an E-visa to Kenya.

Why Should You Visit Kenya?

Kenya is a breathtaking country, located in East Africa, famous for its incredible wildlife and diverse landscapes. From the vast savannas of the Maasai Mara to the picturesque beaches of Mombasa, Kenya is a place of immense natural beauty that is waiting to be explored. It’s a country that is rich in culture and history, and it offers travellers an opportunity to experience the warmth and hospitality of its people. Whether you want to witness the Great Migration, go on a safari, or relax on the beach, Kenya has something to offer everyone. With its stunning scenery, vibrant cities, and unique wildlife, Kenya is an unforgettable destination that should be on everyone’s bucket list.

Requirements for Kenya E-visa

• International Passport with over 6 months validity
• Passport photo
• Return Flight
• Proof of Accommodation
• Tour Itinerary

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to apply for a Kenya e-Visa:

1. Visit the official Kenya e-Visa website at www.ecitizen.go.ke.
2. Create an account on the eCitizen platform by providing your email address and creating a password.
3. Once you’ve created an account, log in and select the “Department of Immigration Services” from the list of government services.
4. On the next page, select “Submit Application” and choose the type of visa you need.
5. Fill out the online application form with your personal details, passport information, and travel plans.
6. Upload all the required documents as stated above.
7. Pay the visa fee using a valid debit or credit card (dollar cards only)
8. After submitting your application and paying the fee, you will receive a reference number and you can see that it’s in the processing stage from the dashboard.
9. Wait for your e-Visa to be processed. Processing times can vary, but it typically takes 2-3 business days.
10. Once your e-Visa is approved, download and print it out to present it to immigration officials when you arrive in Kenya.

You’re all set! Simply follow these steps and your Kenya e-Visa will be ready for you in a jiffy.

If you prefer not to handle the visa application process yourself, I suggest seeking assistance from Troupe.ng. They can provide expert advice and help you with the visa application process. Additionally, they offer affordable packages to plan your entire trip to Kenya.

Disclaimer!

The information on my blogs is current and correct at the time of publication but may change at any time without notice. Ojulari Balikis is not affiliated with immigration authorities or their application centres and will not be liable for loss or inconvenience arising from their use of this volatile information.

As much as possible, I will update my blogs but always do your own research before using any travel information. You can always ask me questions in the comment, I’ll always respond with recent information.

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Surprisingly Mauritius is geographically an African country. A tropical paradise with vibrant culture, magnificent beaches and luxurious resorts.

This enchanting paradise is the perfect destination for your next vacation. Ideal for couples, solo travellers, and families.

Is Mauritius a visa-free country for Nigerians?

Yes! Nigerian passport holders are eligible to get a visa on arrival for Mauritius and what’s more? It’s free.

Upon arrival, your international passport will be stamped for a 2 weeks stay. This doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t prepare some requirements as it is at the sole discretion of the immigration to allow you entry into Mauritius.

Here are some things to note before booking your flight to Mauritius Island.

-Make sure your International passport has over 6 months’ validity

-Have your covid vaccination card handy (Mauritius only allow fully vaccinated travellers on their Island)

-Yellow fever card

-Work ID or introduction letter from employer.

-Return flight ticket (Do not book a one-way ticket as that presents a red flag that you do not intend to leave)

-Hotel and Tour bookings

-Proof of fund to show that you can cater for yourself during the course of the trip.

-Travel Insurance that covers your period of stay

-Make sure to fill out their health locator form as well

Now you know what you need to do to obtain a Mauritius visa on arrival. Prepare to discover all that this African destination has to offer!

I planned a Trip to Mauritius For Tina and documented it here and she had the best time as a solo traveller!

Do you require assistance to plan your next trip? You can reach out to me or Troupe.ng to get started.

Disclaimer!

The information on my blogs is current and correct at the time of publication but may change at any time without notice. Ojulari Balikis is not affiliated with immigration authorities or their application centres and will not be liable for loss or inconvenience arising from their use of this volatile information.

As much as possible, I will update my blogs but always do your own research before using any travel information. You can always ask me questions in the comment, I’ll always respond with recent information.

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Start by visiting visa-free or visa-on-arrival countries.

As a Nigerian citizen, you are allowed entry into 45 countries visa-free or visa-on-arrival access.

Visit 2 countries on a single vacation

This helps you build your travel history faster. For Instance, rather than visit Kenya and return directly to Nigeria, how about you stop at Rwanda and spend a few nights before returning to Nigeria? That way you get 2 stamps on your passport.

Start with visas that are easy to get

When you decide to start visiting countries that require a visa for entry, start with easier-to-get visas. This will in turn build your travel history and increase your chances of getting tough visas.

If you want to make a strong impression on the consular, you have to make a good amount of travel history first.

 

Some countries you can explore to build your travel history as a Nigerian Passport Holder

• Mauritius
• Seychelles
• Kenya
• Zanzibar
• Rwanda
• Ethiopia
• Maldives
• Cape Verde
• Dubai

If you need assistance with putting your travel package, reach out to Me here or patronise my small business Troupe.ng

Disclaimer!

The information on my blogs is current and correct at the time of publication but may change at any time without notice. Ojulari Balikis is not affiliated with immigration authorities or their application centres and will not be liable for loss or inconvenience arising from their use of this volatile information.

As much as possible, I will update my blogs but always do your own research before using any travel information. You can always ask me questions in the comment, I’ll always respond with recent information.

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