Citizenship, Business, and Corporate Immigration

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Famsville represents numerous profit and non-profit corporate entities, and private individuals, with immigration needs. Through our comprehensive knowledge of the legal, political, and business perspectives of Immigration concerns, our Immigration Practice Group has successfully advised several expatriate workers, multinationals and private immigrants on compliance responsibilities with Nigerian Immigration laws and regulations. We have also successfully represented and facilitated the processing of their visas, work, residence permit, immigration clearance (permits, quotas, and visas) required for their operations in Nigeria. Our Firm’s Immigrations practice has been recognized by local and international platforms.

Transactional Experience:

  • Advising the world’s biggest social media platform on complex immigration requirements for its employees in Nigeria
  • Advised one of the biggest names in the entertainment industry and other companies on immigration compliance as it relates to its employees in Nigeria.
  • Assisted and obtained STR visas and CERPACS on behalf of employees of a leading security outfit in Nigeria.
  • Advised and prepared a legal opinion for a multinational on immigration related issues in Nigeria.
  • Assisted with internal and external audits for companies with expatriates to ensure compliance to immigration laws and regulations.
  • Successfully facilitated and conducted in house immigration training for a leading Oil and Gas Company.
  • Processed and obtained work permit visa for a multinational company in the Manufacturing industry.
  • Processed and obtained expatriate quotas for companies in the Aviation Sector and other sectors.
  • Processed and obtained business permit for one of the leading lab and diagnostic companies in Nigeria.
  • Processing of Nigerian citizenship (Naturalization, Special Immigrant Status, and wives)  for expatriates
  • Representation of clients before MDAs