Nigerians applying for United States visas have been warned that providing false information or fake documents could lead to a lifetime ban from entering the country.
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The warning was issued by the US Embassy in Abuja through a public message shared on its official X page, addressing visa applicants and intending travellers.
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According to the embassy, anyone found lying or submitting forged documents during the visa process risks being permanently barred under US immigration laws.
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The advisory followed a recent meeting between US Ambassador to Nigeria, Richard Mills, and Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, where both countries discussed bilateral relations.
The embassy explained that the visa process depends on honesty and proper documentation, stressing that fraud damages trust and closes doors permanently.
It added that the United States remains committed to working with Nigeria on shared interests, while urging applicants to follow the rules to avoid severe consequences.
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