Cheap Flights from Nigeria to Canada

Fares to Canada start from around ₦900,000 and the journey takes 14–19 hours including one stop. Canada has no non-stop service from Nigeria, so all routings involve at least one connection — commonly through London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Istanbul or Doha. Toronto Pearson is the main arrival point for Nigerian travellers, and onward domestic connections to Calgary, Vancouver, Ottawa and Montreal are straightforward once you are in the country.

Where you can fly in Canada

Toronto

~₦85,000

Toronto Airport (YYZ)

varies by routing

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Airlines flying Nigeria to Canada

Air CanadaBritish AirwaysTurkish AirlinesQatar AirwaysLufthansaKLMEthiopian Airlines

Canada is a major destination for Nigerian students and families relocating, which often means multiple tickets, heavy baggage and travel timed around a study permit. TBILS handles those bookings end to end and offers installment payment so a family trip does not have to be paid for in one go.

When to book, and when to fly

Summer and the December holidays are the most expensive periods. Winter fares from January to March are markedly lower, though Canadian winters are severe — pack accordingly. Student traffic lifts demand sharply in August and early September.

Booking tip

On long-haul routes the fare usually rises as seats sell, so securing a ticket early tends to beat waiting for a deal. TBILS’ installment plan lets you lock in an early fare without paying the full amount upfront.

Visa requirements for Nigerian passport holders

Nigerian passport holders need a Canadian visitor visa, study permit or work permit depending on the purpose of travel, and biometrics are required. Processing times vary considerably by category, so apply early. TBILS can assist with the application and supporting documents.

Entry requirements change. Always confirm the current rules with the relevant embassy or consulate before you travel.

Departing from your city

Long-haul flights to Canada depart from Nigeria’s international gateways. If you are starting somewhere else, TBILS books the domestic connection and the international leg together on one itinerary.

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Nigeria to Canada — frequently asked questions

How much is a flight from Nigeria to Canada?

Economy return fares from Nigeria to Canada start from around ₦900,000 — an indicative estimate, not a quote. Summer and the December holidays are the most expensive periods. Winter fares from January to March are markedly lower, though Canadian winters are severe — pack accordingly. Student traffic lifts demand sharply in August and early September.

Which airlines fly from Nigeria to Canada?

Air Canada, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Lufthansa, KLM and Ethiopian Airlines all serve Canada from Nigeria, whether non-stop or with one connection. Canada has no non-stop service from Nigeria, so all routings involve at least one connection — commonly through London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Istanbul or Doha. Toronto Pearson is the main arrival point for Nigerian travellers, and onward domestic connections to Calgary, Vancouver, Ottawa and Montreal are straightforward once you are in the country.

How long is the flight from Nigeria to Canada?

Plan for 14–19 hours including one stop. The exact time depends on the routing and the length of your connection — TBILS will show you the fastest option alongside the cheapest for your dates.

Do Nigerians need a visa for Canada?

Nigerian passport holders need a Canadian visitor visa, study permit or work permit depending on the purpose of travel, and biometrics are required. Processing times vary considerably by category, so apply early. TBILS can assist with the application and supporting documents.

When is the cheapest time to fly from Nigeria to Canada?

Summer and the December holidays are the most expensive periods. Winter fares from January to March are markedly lower, though Canadian winters are severe — pack accordingly. Student traffic lifts demand sharply in August and early September.

Can I pay for a Canadian flight in installments?

Yes. TBILS offers an installment plan on long-haul tickets — pay a deposit to start and spread the balance over an agreed period, with no borrowing involved. Contact us on WhatsApp to set one up.

Fare estimates only — not quoted prices.

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