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Nigeria Immigration Launches Online Resident Permit Portal, Physical Forms End August 1

Nigeria Immigration Launches Online Resident Permit Portal, Physical Forms End August 1
Nigeria Immigration Launches Online Resident Permit Portal, Physical Forms End August 1

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has launched a new digital platform for the application and processing of the Combined Expatriate Residence Permit and Aliens Card (CERPAC).

According to a statement issued by the NIS Public Relations Officer, ACI Akinlabi, the move aligns with the Federal Government’s ongoing reforms to modernize the country’s immigration system.

The new portal, accessible at https://cerpac.immigration.gov.ng, is now live and allows users to complete and submit CERPAC applications online. This initiative aims to enhance transparency, improve operational efficiency, and provide a more seamless experience for individuals and companies involved in expatriate administration.

Transition Deadline: August 1, 2025

The NIS has set a transition deadline of August 1, 2025, after which all CERPAC applications must be submitted exclusively through the online portal. Physical application forms will no longer be accepted.

Applicants who have already paid for physical forms but have not yet submitted them have until July 31, 2025, to complete and submit their documents. Failure to do so will result in the loss of application status and any associated payments.

Organizations and individuals responsible for managing expatriate documentation are also advised to ensure that all pending physical applications are concluded before the deadline to avoid administrative disruptions.

The NIS emphasized that any CERPAC form not submitted by July 31, 2025, will be void and invalid.

About CERPAC

The Combined Expatriate Residence Permit and Aliens Card (CERPAC) is an official document issued by the Nigeria Immigration Service to foreign nationals residing and working in Nigeria. It serves as proof of legal residence and work authorization for expatriates in the country.

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