Last days: Nigeria passport clinics in UK close 30 October
The Nigeria Immigration Service and the High Commission in London are running a second special passport exercise until 30 October 2026. Sessions hold in Manchester, London, Cardiff and Aberdeen, and you must book an appointment online first. Bring your old passport booklet for any renewal, reissue or data change, plus your payment receipt and appointment slip.
If your passport expires within six months, book a slot now and check the High Commission page for the full list of documents.
Source: Nigeria High Commission, London. Always confirm details on the official government website before you act.
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