Nigeria Health
Declaration Portal

The form helps Nigerian health authorities monitor potential disease exposure and protect public health at ports of entry.

No. Submission is completely free.

You must complete it before boarding, however submitting it before check-in is strongly recommended.

You will receive a PDF confirmation with a QR code by email. Keep it accessible and present it to the Port Health Officer upon arrival.

Have your passport, travel details, accommodation address in Nigeria, contact information, emergency contact, and vaccination details ready.

Yes. Valid numbers for both Nigerian (+234) and international phone numbers are accepted.

Yes. You must provide the name and phone number of someone in Nigeria who can be contacted in an emergency.

You must provide your land or sea travel details including your vehicle or vessel information where applicable.

You'll answer questions about symptoms experienced in the past 21 days, contact with sick individuals, illness during travel, body temperature (if measured), and vaccination status.

Yes. The information is used only for disease surveillance and public health protection.

No. Once submitted, the declaration cannot be edited. Review all information carefully before submitting. If for any reason after filling the form, it takes you back to the beginning of the form, please click on the restore tab at the top right corner of the form to restore all details previously entered.

It is also recommended to try other browsers if you are having challenges submitting the form.

Providing false information is an offence under Nigerian law and may result in prosecution.

First, check your spam or junk folder. Ensure you entered your email address correctly when completing the form.

Leaving required fields blank, entering mismatched email addresses, selecting incorrect country codes, or forgetting to indicate transit countries.

Failure to comply may result in mandatory health screening or denial of entry into Nigeria.

Yes. Enter your name and passport number exactly as they appear on your passport.

Yes. You must declare countries you visited in the past 21 days including seat number and any transit countries during your journey.

Save the PDF on your phone or print it and present the QR code to Port Health Officials upon arrival.

Every person arriving in Nigeria from an international destination including Nigerian citizens returning from abroad must complete their own Health Declaration Form.

Yes. All data is encrypted using industry-standard encryption. The NCDC Health Declaration System is fully compliant with the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR). Your data is only accessible to authorised NCDC and Federal Ministry of Health personnel.

If you declare symptoms, your entry may be flagged for additional health screening at the port of entry by Port Health Officers. This is a standard public health precaution and does not necessarily mean you will be denied entry.