On Monday, January 16, the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) opened its portal for the 2023 recruitment exercise.
According to the service, all interested Nigerians are expected to apply as the process is for those willing to join the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board.
In the application process listed on the service's website applicants are expected to undergo 12 hurdles to be successful.
The 12 highlights for the application process include:
1. Adhering to the deadline of the application
The NIS on its website said the application will commence on Monday, January 16, 2023, and will end after two weeks, that is January 30, 2023.
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2 Application method
All applications must be done online as the applicants are expected to log on to the NIS recruitment portal, fill out and submit their forms.
In addition, every completed form should be printed out including the referee forms that will be submitted during the screening process.
3. Applicants' nationality
All prospective applicants for the NIS are expected to be Nigerians by birth, foreigners are not welcomed to apply.
4. Application documents
Some of the documents needed for the NIS application include the National Identity Number, e-copy of certificates and requisite qualifications in the section of the application, and certificates of medical fitness from government-recognised hospitals.
5. Drug test
There must be evidence of drug and other substance tests from applicants. These tests are part of the prerequisite to qualify every applicant
6. Financial stability
Although the NIS did not state an amount to have for its financial status, it said any of its applicants must not be ‘financially embarrassed’.
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7. Age limits
All applicants must be between the ages of 18 years and 30 years with the exception of doctors and pharmacists who must not be more than 35 years.
8. Computer Literacy
Although, this is not a must to have, the NIS has considered it an added advantage for applicants.
9. Chest measurement
The applicant’s chest measurement only applies to men and must not be less than 0.87.
10. Submission of certificates
According to the NIS any certificate or qualification not declared and accepted during documentation should not be accepted after the recruitment.
11. Multiple applications
The service has said that all candidates with multiple applications will be disqualified.
12. Mode of examination
The recruitment exam mode shall be a Computer-Based Test for shortlisted candidates and an appropriate time and date shall be communicated.
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Source: Legit.ng
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