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Australian High Commission, Nigeria Welcome to the official page of the Australian High Commission in Nigeria. Bienvenue à la page officielle du Haut Commissariat d’Australie.

This page is managed by the Australian High Commission in Abuja: www.nigeria.highcommission.gov.au/ The High Commission is also accredited to Benin, Cameroon, Gabon, The Gambia and Niger. On this page you can exchange views on activities and events of interest to friends of Australia in the region. Due to privacy considerations we cannot reply to consular or passport queries via Facebook. If you have visa queries, or if you are an Australian citizen with passport or consular questions, we suggest you go to http://nigeria.highcommission.gov.au/aaja/consular.html. Consular information:

For consular assistance please call: +234 9 461 2780,+234 8184341046 or +234 7058909236 in Nigeria, or the 24-hour Australian Consular Emergency Centre +61 2 6261 3305 (outside Australia) or 1300 555 135 (within Australia) or SMS +61 421 269 080. Australians in Nigeria, Benin, Cameroon, Gabon, The Gambia and Niger are encouraged to register their details at: www.smartraveller.gov.au

Visas:

For visa information, please go to:
www.nigeria.embassy.gov.au/aaja/Visas_and_Migration.html

Other ways to connect with us:

Visit the High Commission's website: http://www.nigeria.highcommission.gov.au/

Follow the Australia Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) on Twitter https://twitter.com/ #!/dfat or watch on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/dfat

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The Australian High Commission in Nigeria was represented at the 2026 Africa Down Under Mining Conference in Perth, Aust...
02/10/2026

The Australian High Commission in Nigeria was represented at the 2026 Africa Down Under Mining Conference in Perth, Australia, engaging with government representatives, industry leaders and investors from across the region.

The conference provided a valuable opportunity to connect with delegations from all over Africa and deepen discussions on responsible mining, critical minerals and investment opportunities.

It was fantastic to have such strong participation from Nigeria’s Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, the Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office, the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission, and the Nigerian High Commission to Australia. The productive exchanges highlighted opportunities for collaboration, knowledge sharing and investment between Australia and Nigeria.🇦🇺🇳🇬

Expertise creates possibilities. Confidence helps us step into them. Eunice from Ghana shares how she has sometimes unde...
02/10/2026

Expertise creates possibilities. Confidence helps us step into them.

Eunice from Ghana shares how she has sometimes underestimated her own capabilities.

Through the practical skills and tools offered by the Fellowship, she hopes to approach future leadership opportunities with greater confidence.

The Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship supports women researchers to strengthen their capability, confidence, and influence.

Ready to strengthen your leadership and make greater use of your expertise?

Apply now: Women in Agriculture Leadership program for the Africa-Australia Partnership | AWARD

Deadline: November 06, 2026

Happy 66th Independence Day, Nigeria!Here’s to the resilience of the Nigerian people, the promise of the next generation...
01/10/2026

Happy 66th Independence Day, Nigeria!

Here’s to the resilience of the Nigerian people, the promise of the next generation, and a future full of opportunity.

Australia looks forward to many more years of friendship and cooperation between our two countries.🇦🇺🤝🇳🇬

Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!

Please be advised that the High Commission will be closed on 1 October. Australian citizens requiring urgent consular assistance during this period should contact +61 2 6261 3305🇦🇺

30/09/2026

Humanitarian workers save lives every day, often at great personal risk.

One year on, the Declaration for the Protection of Humanitarian Personnel has secured the support of 130 countries, representing more than two-thirds of UN Member States 🌍

Australia encourages all countries to endorse the Declaration and reaffirm their commitment to international humanitarian law, ensuring safer access, stronger accountability and better protection for aid workers everywhere.

Are you considering applying for Cohort 2 of the Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship?Join us for an infor...
30/09/2026

Are you considering applying for Cohort 2 of the Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship?

Join us for an information webinar and learn more about who is eligible, what the Fellowship offers, and how to apply. There will also be time to ask questions about the Fellowship and the application process.

Applications are open to eligible women researchers from Egypt, Ghana, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, and Sierra Leone.

Date: October 7, 2026

Time: 1500hrs EAT

Register here: Information Webinar: Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship Cohort 2 | AWARD

Growing sweet potato partnerships in Nigeria.Through the Africa–Australia Partnership for Climate Responsive Agriculture...
30/09/2026

Growing sweet potato partnerships in Nigeria.

Through the Africa–Australia Partnership for Climate Responsive Agriculture, supported partners in Nigeria to come together to generate research ideas on orange-fleshed sweet potato, a nutritious and climate-resilient crop.

The co-design workshops explored innovative research opportunities to increase uptake of improved varieties, strengthen seed systems, develop markets and processing as well as advance gender inclusion. The shared goal is stronger sweet potato value chains and improved food and nutrition security.

Led by the International Potato Center (CIP), with support from West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development (CORAF) and including national research partners, policy and value-chain actors, the discussions brought together valuable expertise from across West Africa.

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During a recent visit to the Republic of Benin, our Second Secretary had the opportunity to see first-hand the impact of...
29/09/2026

During a recent visit to the Republic of Benin, our Second Secretary had the opportunity to see first-hand the impact of Australia’s Direct Aid Program support for La Maison du Fonio, a Beninese organisation revitalizing fonio – a nutritious traditional African cereal known for its resilience to changing climate conditions.

Through training, mentoring, business development support and access to equipment, the project has empowered 150 women and young entrepreneurs, helped six village producer groups and supported the establishment of a communal fonio cooperative in Toucountouna.

Australia's partnership with La Maison du Fonio is helping to strengthen the fonio value chain, improve food security, expand economic opportunities and build more resilient rural communities in northern Benin.🇦🇺🤝🇧🇯

Want to become a more influential voice in   agrifood systems?The Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship sup...
28/09/2026

Want to become a more influential voice in agrifood systems?

The Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship supports to strengthen their leadership and increase the influence of their research.

The Fellowship offers a three-tiered mentorship program, customized training, and opportunities for collaboration, networking, and advocacy.

If you are a mid-career woman researcher from Egypt, Ghana, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, or Sierra Leone, this could be your next step.

Apply by November 06, 2026

Link: Women in Agriculture Leadership program for the Africa-Australia Partnership | AWARD

Redesigning Tourism. Reimagining Connections.🤝What happens when technology meets the joy of discovery?This World Tourism...
27/09/2026

Redesigning Tourism. Reimagining Connections.🤝

What happens when technology meets the joy of discovery?

This World Tourism Day, we acknowledge the potential of digital innovation and artificial intelligence to make travel more accessible, immersive and connected than ever before.

Tourism is more than visiting a destination. It's about connecting people, cultures and ideas.

From Australia's breathtaking landscapes and rich First Nations heritage to Nigeria's vibrant cultures, traditions and destinations, new technologies are helping us discover stories, experience places in new ways and build deeper connections across borders.

As Australia and Nigeria continue to strengthen our people-to-people ties, we embrace a future where innovation helps create more inclusive, meaningful and sustainable travel experiences for all.🌍🇦🇺🇳🇬

Happy World Tourism Day!

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25/09/2026

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Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 13:00

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