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Nigeria Immigration Service Recruitment 2021/2022 Application Portal

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Nigeria Immigration Service Recruitment 2021/2022 Application Portal

Are you eager to join the government agencies or are you in search of a job in Nigeria? If yes, look no further because the Nigerian Immigration Service is currently recruiting for various positions. In this article, you will learn about the Nigeria Immigration Service job description, application skills, job requirements, commencement date, and other relevant details. Take your time and read carefully.

About Nigerian Immigration Service

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) is the federal government agency charged with the responsibility to ensure the execution of laws and policies and the effective management and coordination of all immigration related matters in Nigeria. The NIS is a body corporate established in Nigeria and under the administrative jurisdiction of the Federal Ministry of Interior. It was established pursuant to the Immigration Act 2003 as amended by the Immigration Act 2007 as well as other immigration related laws. Statistics: In 1999, the estimated number of illegal immigrants in Nigeria was 2 million people. Today the number of illegal immigrants is estimated at 8 million people. This means the number of illegal immigrants in Nigeria has increased by more than 500% within 12 years.

Requirements for the Nigeria Immigration Service Recruitment

Job requirements of the Nigeria Immigration Service Recruitment vary according to the position. Here is a list of the requirements that apply for both the entry-level and senior positions. Senior Divisional Immigration Officer (SDIO) Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) Full-Time Service (FTS) Applicants are required to have an approved Graduate of an accredited institution with at least 5 years of work experience in the last 3 years as a professional, academically-gifted and highly-gifted worker. Successful candidates will also possess other relevant personal qualities. Entry-Level These are the basic requirements for the entry-level position.

Proficiency in the following: Social Intelligence Test (STO): .

Basic English Language: . Ability to read and write English Language: .

How To Apply

You will need to register online with the following address, http://www.madash.com/recruit_job There is an option to get your LON, mobile phone and email address from there. As a prerequisite, you will also need to have a valid passport, bank account, and a digital camera. You will also need to attend a compulsory Orientation Workshop for male and female applicants. The last date for registration is Friday 30th April, 2018. Application Fee Minimum of 2x Form A (B,F) (Mark Sheet) NO minimum of 3x Form A (B,F) (Smart card) Interested candidates are to pay N1000. Age limit Available for recruitment: 18 years and above Selection process Candidates will be qualified after the requisite medical tests, psychometric tests and short-listing.

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