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UK resumes visa application services in Enugu, Port Harcourt
The United Kingdom has resumed visa application services in Enugu, months after closing its centre in the city.
In an update on Wednesday, the British High Commission said visa application services have resumed in Enugu.
“Residents of Enugu, Nigeria, can now enjoy a smooth UK visa process from the comfort of our Premium Application Centre at Omedel Luxury Hotel,” VFS noted earlier.
The agency said applications can be submitted at the Omedel Luxury Hotel.
Recall that the UK had shut down its visa application centres (VACs) in Enugu and Port Harcourt in November 2024 following the launch of its largest facility in Lagos, operated by VFS Global.
The Enugu and Port Harcourt were previously managed by TLScontact.
At the time, VFS announced that Nigerians applying for UK visas would need to book appointments at VACs in Lagos or Abuja.
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