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Start Date: Friday, September 4, 2026
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Venue: Nigerian House (3132 26 Street NE, Calgary, AB T1Y 6Z1)
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NCAC is proud to partner with the Nigerian Immigration Services to host a passport intervention program.
By appointment only (batch-scheduled to keep wait times minimal). Limited capacity is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so early registration is strongly encouraged.
Complete Online Portal Registration
Complete your passport application through the official Nigeria High Commission Portal. A valid National Identification Number (NIN) is mandatory. (Note: NIN issues, name changes, or new NIN registrations cannot be handled during this intervention).
Book an Appointment Online
Select any available date on the NIS portal. (Note: While the system assigns a date, actual scheduling for local captures is managed directly by our team). Every family member requiring a passport must have their own separate application and registration.
Save Your Confirmations
Ensure you have digital or printed copies of your Registration Confirmation and Appointment Confirmation.
Complete the NCAC Post-Registration Form
Fill out the NCAC Post-Registration Form to help our team organize participants ahead of time.
Please review and sign the Consent and Liability Waiver PDF, which is required upon arrival at the venue.
Logistics & Administration Fees
For Members of NCAC
Individual Fee ($200): Pay Member Fee
Families of 5 or More ($1,000 max): Pay Family Fee
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For Non-Members
Individual Fee ($300): Pay Non-Member Fee
Families of 5 or More ($1,200 max): Pay Family Fee
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What to Bring to the Venue
Ensure you bring all required items to your scheduled appointment slot at Nigerian House – 3132 26 Street NE, Calgary.
Please note: Walk-ins cannot be accommodated, substitutions or transfers of appointments are not allowed, and incomplete paperwork may result in rescheduling.
Got a question?
No problem.
For complete guidelines, rules, and step-by-step details regarding the event, please review our comprehensive NCAC Passport Intervention FAQ Document.