Nigerian consulates in Idaho
Idaho is not named in any published district. Boise's small Nigerian community falls to the Embassy in Washington by elimination.
Which office covers Idaho
No published Nigerian source assigns Idaho to any office. The consulates in New York and Atlanta list their own districts and neither includes it, which leaves the Nigerian Embassy in Washington, D.C. by elimination.
The number, so you do not have to go looking for it: (202) 800-7201, ext. 100.
Of the 2 places listed on this page, Idaho Falls is closest to Washington, D.C. at 2,152 miles, about 39 h 3 min at the wheel. Boise is furthest at 2,375 miles and 41 h 36 min. The average works out around 2,264.
Distances from Idaho
| City | Office | Distance | Driving time* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boise | Washington, D.C. | 2,375 mi | 41 h 36 min |
| Idaho Falls | Washington, D.C. | 2,152 mi | 39 h 3 min |
*Calculated at posted speed limits and without traffic, so a real journey always runs longer.
What you can settle from Idaho
Before looking at flights, clear the list of what happens online:
- Birth certificate, issued in Nigeria by the National Population Commission
- Consular registration, a form that costs nothing and takes minutes
- Emergency Travel Certificate, posted to the consulate, with no counter visit
- Dual citizenship rules, worth reading before you take the US oath, not after
The eleven procedure guides
One guide per document, with what each one asks for and where it is actually issued:
- Nigerian passport renewal
- Nigerian visas: the consulate is not where you apply
- Getting a NIN from the United States
- Emergency Travel Certificate: flying home without a passport
- Nigerian dual citizenship and US naturalisation
- Nigerian birth certificates and attestation of birth
- Police clearance certificate
- Declaring your date of birth
- Burial transit permit
- Consent letters for minors
- Consular registration
The drive is not realistic and the flight is a full day. Start with the online routes.
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