Nigeria? Yes, most international delegates require a visa. Delegates from most African countries are able to obtain a visa on arrival. Please check the Nigerian embassy website in your country for requirements.

 You can apply for a visa online at the Nigerian Immigration Service website or through the Nigerian embassy or consulate in your country.

• A valid passport (minimum validity of 6 months)
• Completed visa application form
•  Invitation letter from the conference organizers
•  Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or host address)
•  Recent passport-sized photographs
•  Evidence of sufficient funds (bank statement)

Yes, we can provide an invitation letter. Please email your request to Info@exponentialng.org

 Lagos experiences a tropical climate. In February, expect:

• Average Temperature: 25°C to 33°C (77°F to 91°F)
•  Humidity: Moderate to high
•  Rainfall: Minimal (dry season)

• Lightweight, breathable clothing
•  Comfortable shoes for walking
•  A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for daytime outings
•  A light jacket for air-conditioned venues

We recommend booking accommodations close to the venue. We have partnered with several hotels near the venue where special
rates are available for delegates. Please mention “Exponential Conference” during booking. A full list of recommended hotels is provided on our website.

 No, accommodation is not included. Delegates are responsible for booking and paying for their own accommodation. The foreign delegate team can support with group bookings or other special accommodation requests.

From Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS): The venue is approximately 36 km. Options include:

• Airport shuttle services
• Ride-hailing apps (Uber, Bolt)
• Taxis

 Yes, shuttle buses will be available between select hotels and the venue. Details will be provided closer to the event.

 The official currency is the Nigerian Naira (NGN).

 Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in major hotels and restaurants. However, it’s advisable to carry some cash for smaller vendors or areas with limited card access.

Currency exchange services are available at the airport, banks, and Bureau de Change outlets.

• Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory. You must present a Yellow Card upon arrival.
• Ensure you have travel health insurance.

Lagos is generally safe for tourists. However, we advise:

• Avoiding isolated areas at night
• Using registered transportation
•  Staying vigilant with your belongings

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• Nigerians are known for their hospitality; a friendly attitude goes a long way.
•  English is widely spoken, so communication should not be a challenge.
•  Dress modestly when visiting religious or cultural sites.

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 The conference is FREE!