Free tools for smarter travel.
Calculators, checkers, guides and checklists built for Nigerian travellers — plan your budget, check your documents and travel prepared.
🧮Travel budget calculator
Estimate the full cost of your trip in Naira — flights, accommodation, food and extras.
💱Currency converter
Convert Naira to the currencies Nigerians use most. Edit the rate to today's — rates move daily.
Cross-rates are derived from the USD rate you enter — indicative only, not a quote.
🛂Passport expiry checker
Most countries require 6 months of passport validity beyond your travel date. Check yours before you book.
⏱️Flight time calculator
Approximate direct flight durations on popular routes from Nigeria.
🌍Visa eligibility & travel requirements by country
Check what Nigerians need to enter any destination — requirements, costs, processing times and document checklists.
Visa eligibility checker
Search any country and instantly see whether you need a visa, an eVisa, or can travel visa free.
Open the visa checker →Travel requirements by country
UK, Canada, Dubai, Schengen and more — full guides with costs, timelines, documents and embassy links.
Browse country requirements →🧳Baggage allowance guide
Typical allowances by ticket type — always confirm with your airline before packing, as limits vary by fare and route.
Domestic economy (Nigeria)
- Checked bag: 15–23 kg (varies by airline/fare)
- Cabin bag: up to 7 kg
- Excess baggage: charged per kg
- Basic/promo fares may include no checked bag
International economy
- Checked bags: 1–2 × 23 kg (piece concept)
- Cabin bag: 7–10 kg + small personal item
- Max bag dimensions: 158 cm (L+W+H) typical
- Liquids in cabin: 100 ml containers, 1 L bag
Business & first class
- Checked bags: 2–3 × 32 kg typical
- Cabin bags: 2 pieces commonly allowed
- Priority handling: usually included
- Pay in Naira for premium cabins with Travo
🛫Airport guide
Nigeria's main international gateways — and one tap to arrange your airport pickup.
LOSMurtala Muhammed International, Lagos
Nigeria's busiest airport. Arrive 3 hours early for international departures; Lagos traffic is the biggest delay risk — plan your ride in advance.
ABVNnamdi Azikiwe International, Abuja
The capital's gateway, roughly 40 km from the city centre — allow up to an hour for the transfer at peak times.
PHCPort Harcourt International
Serving the South-South and the oil industry, with domestic links to Lagos and Abuja and regional connections.
KANMallam Aminu Kano International
Northern Nigeria's main gateway, with domestic routes and seasonal international services.
✅Packing checklist
Tick items off as you pack — your progress is counted below. Documents first, always.
🛡️Travel insurance guide
What Nigerian travellers should know before buying a policy.
Travel insurance is mandatory for Schengen visa applications (minimum €30,000 medical cover) and strongly recommended everywhere else. A good policy covers:
- ✓Emergency medical treatment & hospital stays abroad
- ✓Trip cancellation or curtailment
- ✓Lost, stolen or delayed baggage
- ✓Flight delays and missed connections
- ✓Emergency evacuation and repatriation
Check the exclusions: pre-existing conditions, adventure activities and electronics often need add-ons.
Need a policy that embassies accept?
Chat with our team on WhatsApp — we'll point you to embassy-compliant travel insurance for your destination and handle it alongside your visa and flight booking.
Ask about insurance📅Best time to travel calendar
Typical fare seasons for travel from Nigeria — book low season for the cheapest flights, and book peak months far in advance.
Jan
Low fares
Feb
Low fares
Mar
Shoulder
Apr
Easter peak
May
Shoulder
Jun
Summer peak
Jul
Summer peak
Aug
Summer peak
Sep
Shoulder
Oct
Low fares
Nov
Rising
Dec
Detty December
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