Here is How to find your way to Lagos.

1. Do You Even Need a Visa? Good news:

Good news: If you’re coming from one of the ECOWAS countries, you don’t need a visa to enter Nigeria. That’s right—if you’re traveling from places like Ghana, Senegal, or Côte d’Ivoire, you’re good to go. Just pack your passport and a winning attitude.

For everyone else, a visa is required, but it’s pretty straightforward.

1. Check Your Eligibility: Confirm your visa requirements on the Nigeria Immigration Service website.
2. Apply Online: Start your application on the immigration site. Documents You’ll Need:
   • Valid passport (minimum six months left).
   • Completed visa application form.
   • Proof of accommodation.
   • Your ATE 2026 invitation letter (we’ll send this after registration).
3. Don’t Delay: Apply at least four weeks before your trip to avoid any last-minute hassles. Still need help? Email us at info@africatechnologyexpo.com and we’ll guide you through the process.

2. Getting to Lagos

Lagos is well-connected to major cities around the world, so finding a flight is a breeze. Here are some top options:

1. Virgin Atlantic: Direct flights from the UK.
2. Delta Air Lines: Daily flights from New York and Atlanta
3. Ethiopian Airlines: Connecting flights through Addis Ababa.
4. Air Peace: Expanding routes from Africa and beyond.

Not sure where to start? Compare prices on Skyscanner to find the best deals.

3. Getting Around Lagos

Once you land in Lagos, navigating the city is easier than you think. Here’s how to get around:

1. Airport Transfers: Most hotels offer airport pick-up services. Pre-arranging this ensures a smooth arrival.
2. Ridesharing Apps: Services like Uber and Bolt are reliable and widely used in Lagos.
3. Taxis: Local taxis are available, but make sure to negotiate the fare before starting your trip.
4. Private Drivers: For added convenience, hire a private car with a driver through your hotel or a trusted service.

4. The Venue: Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and Creative Arts

Once you land in Lagos, navigating the city is easier than you think. Here’s how to get around: The Wole Soyinka Centre (formerly National Theatre), located in Iganmu, Surulere, is a state-of-the-art cultural hub designed to host world-class events.

Here’s what you need to know:

1. Address: Iganmu, Surulere, Lagos.
2. Accessibility: It’s a quick drive from major areas like Victoria Island, Lekki, and Ikeja via the Third Mainland Bridge or Eko Bridge.
3. Nearby Amenities: Surulere offers local eateries, markets, and hotels—perfect for a quick break or a post-conference hangout.
4. Private Drivers: For added convenience, hire a private car with a driver through your hotel or a trusted service.

Need More Help?

If you have any questions about travel, visas, or getting around Lagos, don’t hesitate to reach out. Email us at info@africatechnologyexpo.com for support.