Established to serve the interests of Nigeria and its diaspora community throughout the northeastern United States, the Consulate General of Nigeria, New York, operates as a vital link between Nigerian citizens and the Government of Nigeria. Known locally as "Nigeria House," this diplomatic mission in New York, NY, has maintained a distinguished history of service since its founding, with sixteen Consuls General having led the mission throughout its tenure. The Consulate is dedicated to protecting Nigerian nationals living and working across its jurisdiction while rendering essential consular services that connect people to their homeland. Beyond administrative functions, the mission serves as a cultural and economic ambassador, promoting Nigeria's rich heritage, diverse opportunities, and business potential to the American community. The Consulate recognizes the importance of accessibility and convenience for those it serves, offering online appointment scheduling for consular services and maintaining regular office hours to accommodate working professionals and families. Whether assisting first-time visa applicants planning visits to Nigeria, supporting passport renewals for citizens abroad, or facilitating business connections through its Trade and Investment Desk, the Consulate General demonstrates a commitment to comprehensive service delivery. The mission understands that each interaction represents Nigeria's values and dedication to its people, striving to make every consular experience efficient, respectful, and supportive of the Nigerian community's aspirations.
New York, NY