Digital Nomads in Nigeria: Internet, Co-Working & Visas
Lagos is fast becoming a hub for tech in Africa. For digital nomads, the city offers vibrant culture and growing infrastructure.
Internet: The Starlink Revolution
Since Starlink launched in Nigeria, remote work reliability has skyrocketed.
- Speed: ~100Mbps+.
- Where: Most top-tier hotels and co-working spaces now use it as a backup to fiber.
- Mobile Data: MTN 5G is excellent in Lagos/Abuja. Airtel is a strong runner-up.
Best Co-Working Spaces
- Venia Hub (Lekki): The OG co-working space. Great community.
- Workstation (VI & Maryland): Hip, modern, 24/7 access, cafe on site.
- Seedspace: Good for startups needing quiet focus.
Power Supply: The Elephant in the Room
Does the power go out? Yes.
- Rule #1: Never rent an Airbnb/Apartment without an Inverter and Generator.
- Coworking: Spaces guarantee 24/7 power (internet + AC).
Visa Policy
Nigeria doesn't have a specific "Digital Nomad Visa" yet.
- Visiting: Standard Tourist Visa (up to 3 months).
- Business: Business Visa (if invited by a local entity).
- Extension: Renewable at immigration offices.
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