If you’ve been planning to buy or import a used car into Nigeria, you might have noticed a new wave of changes in the vehicle import policy. The Federal Government, through the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), has tightened regulations on car importation — banning vehicles older than 12 years from entering the country. This move […]
Learn how to register your vehicle in Lagos with this simple step-by-step guide. Covers required documents, offices (MVAA, VIS), and tips to avoid stress. Why Vehicle Registration in Lagos is Important Vehicle registration in Lagos is mandatory by law. It ensures: 1. Legality: Drive on Nigerian roads without fines or harassment. 2.
If you have ever driven through the streets of Lagos, you know one thing is certain- the authorities will always ask for your vehicle papers. Whether it’s LASTMA, VIO, or the Police, being caught with fake or invalid papers can quickly turn into a nightmare of fines, embarrassment, or even losing your car to impound.
Registering a vehicle in Lagos, Nigeria is not just a legal requirement—it’s also your protection against fines, harassment, or even seizure of your car. Whether you bought a brand-new vehicle, imported one, or purchased a used car locally, the Lagos vehicle registration process requires certain documents. Having them ready will save you stress and time.
When it comes to driving in Nigeria (and many parts of the world), vehicle insurance isn’t optional—it’s the law. But beyond legal requirements, insurance gives you peace of mind in case of accidents, theft, or unexpected expenses. The two most common types of motor insurance are Third-Party Insurance and Comprehensive Insurance. Let’s break them down