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German Missions in Nigeria

Welcome to the Website of the German Embassy Abuja and the Consulate General Lagos!

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Ambassador Bernhard Schlagheck

Ambassador Bernhard Schlagheck
» I am particularly honoured to represent the Federal Republic of Germany here in Nigeria starting from August 2016. Together with my colleagues, I would like to invite you to regard the German Missions Nigeria as a service point for our German citizens and for all Nigerians interested in Germany. « Ambassador Bernhard Schlagheck
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FRAUD ALERT!

It has come to our notice that unsuspecting job applicants have been defrauded by certain persons, with the promise of securing inexistent job interviews with the German Missions in Nigeria.

Please note that the German Missions in Nigeria will advertise any job openings on its website and on its Facebook page. Shortlisted candidates for interviews will be contacted officially via email.

Please beware of fraudsters!

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Student, Research and Language Course Visa

Please note that there are NO available student visa appointments for the winter semester 2018/2019 left. E-mail requests for appointments will NOT be answered any longer.

Students in auditorium
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Human Rights Commissioner on World Refugee Day

Dr Bärbel Kofler, Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and Humanitarian Aid at the Federal Foreign Office, issues a statement  on World Refugee Day.

Syrian refugee camp
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Diplomacy in a crisis region: Germany is supporting the stabilisation forum for Lake Chad

Terror, hunger and millions of displaced persons – the Lake Chad region is one of the most dangerous trouble spots in Africa. Germany is actively supporting a diplomatic approach to resolving the causes of the crisis.

Governors from Nigeria, the Niger, Chad and Cameroon with the Federal Foreign Office Regional Director for Sub Saharan Africa and the Sahel in Maiduguri

Refugee and Migration issues - what German foreign policy is doing

Background There are now over 65 million refugees in the world – more than at any time since the end of the Second World War. Half of these refugees are children and minors, who need special…

Distributing aid to refugees in Erbil
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Facts, not false promises

#rumoursaboutgermany - a new Federal Foreign Office website aims to get the facts out to migrants, making them less susceptible to misinformation spread by human traffickers.

Rumours about Germany

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