Cost of Business Permit in Nigeria

Oil and Gas business Permits and Certificate Nigeria

I explained the Cost of Business Permit in Nigeria. Other information you will get also is, how to obtain business permit(s) and  Expatriate Quota Certificate to work in Nigeria as a foreign citizen. I also clarify issues that confuse people in getting the right business permit(s) with right category where such exist.

As at the time of publishing this articles, below are fees and requirements to obtain BUSINESS PERMIT and EXPATRIATE QUOTA in Nigeria.

 

Grant of Business Permit/NIPC Registration Requirements

Grant of Business Permit/NIPC Registration Requirements

i. Formal application letter to Executive Secretary, NIPC

ii. Minimum Share Capital Requirement – N10Million

iii. Duly completed NIPC Form 1

iv. Certificate of Incorporation of the company

v. CAC’s Forms CO2 (particulars of shareholders) and CO7 (particulars of Directors)

vi. Memorandum and Articles of Association of the company

vii. Tax Clearance Certificate or certificate in lieu of tax clearance

viii. Certificate of Capital Importation

ix. Evidence of acquisition of Business Premises (Tenancy or Lease Agreement)

x. Feasibility Report, if any

Read: How to obtain Business Permit in Nigeria

 

Cost/ Fees for NIPC Business Permit Registration

i. NIPC Form 1 – N25,000

ii. Collection of Business Permit Certificate – N25,000

Expatriate Quota Registration Requirements in Nigeria

i. Formal application letter to Executive Secretary

ii. Minimum Share Capital Requirement – N10million

iii. Duly completed NIPC Form 1

iv. Certificate of Incorporation

v. CAC’s Forms CO2 and CO7

vi. Memorandum and Articles of Association

vii. Tax clearance Certificate

viii. Certificate of Capital Importation

ix. Evidence of acquisition of business Premises (Tenancy or Lease Agreement)

x. Feasibility Report

xi. Technical Service Agreement

xii. Evidence that personnel required is not likely to be available in Nigeria

xiii. Training Programme for Nigerians

xiv. Schedule of names, address, qualifications and positions to be occupied by expatriate.

 

Read: How to obtain Expatriate Quota in Nigeria

Fees/ Cost Expatriate Quota Registration in Nigeria

i. Processing fees – N25,000

ii. Payment for each quota position approved – N10,000

 

For New and Renewal of Expatriate Quota Approval Certificate full Required Documents

 

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