Nigerian consulates in Missouri
Missouri belongs to Atlanta. St Louis is roughly eight hours south-east, and Kansas City more like eleven, so the two ends of the state have very different trips.
Which office covers Missouri
Consular work for Missouri goes to the Consulate General of Nigeria in Atlanta, which publishes Missouri on its own jurisdiction list.
The 4 places below run from 550 miles and 10 h 11 min (St Louis) out to 797 miles and 14 h 53 min (Kansas City), with Atlanta at the other end and a 674-mile average in between.
Distances from Missouri
| Town | Consulate | Road distance | By road* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Columbia | Atlanta | 674 mi | 12 h 39 min |
| Kansas City | Atlanta | 797 mi | 14 h 53 min |
| Springfield | Atlanta | 676 mi | 13 h 1 min |
| St Louis | Atlanta | 550 mi | 10 h 11 min |
*Calculated at posted speed limits and without traffic, so a real journey always runs longer.
What you can settle from Missouri
Several of the things that bring people here need no counter at all:
- Passport application form, filled in online before you book anything
- Nigerian visa, applied for online, then lodged at an external centre
- Police clearance certificate, requested from the Nigeria Police Force, never from a consulate
- Birth certificate, issued in Nigeria by the National Population Commission
The eleven procedure guides
The detail on every procedure, including the ones no consulate handles:
- Nigerian passport renewal
- Applying for a Nigerian visa
- NIN enrolment from abroad
- Emergency Travel Certificate: flying home without a passport
- Nigerian dual citizenship and US naturalisation
- Nigerian birth certificates and attestation of birth
- Nigerian police clearance certificate from abroad
- Age declaration: fixing a date of birth
- Burial transit permit
- Consent letters for minors
- Consular registration
Kansas City's metro spans the state line and both halves fall to Atlanta, which at least keeps the answer simple.
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