LOS → DXB
Cheap flights from Lagos to Dubai
Direct and one-stop fares compared, baggage and transit rules checked, UAE visa and hotels arranged — all confirmed in writing before you pay.
The route
What a Lagos–Dubai trip actually costs
Fares move fast on this route. These are the levers that decide what you pay.
Typical fares
₦900k–₦1.6m round-trip economy. Booking 10–14 weeks ahead usually saves the most, and December peaks hardest.
Direct vs one-stop
Emirates flies non-stop in about 7h45. Qatar, Ethiopian, Kenya Airways and Turkish connections often price lower.
Visa timing
UAE tourist visas take a few working days. We start the application while your fare is still held.
Before you book
- Have your UAE visa approved before ticketing — there is no visa on arrival for Nigerian passports
- Check the checked-baggage allowance; the cheapest fare often carries the smallest allowance
- Confirm transit visa rules if you connect through Europe or the UK
- Ask about hotel and airport transfer bundles — they are usually cheaper booked with the flight
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a flight from Lagos to Dubai?
Round-trip economy typically ranges from about ₦900,000 to ₦1.6 million depending on season, airline and how early you book. December and the Eid periods sit at the top of that range.
Which airlines fly Lagos to Dubai?
Emirates operates the direct route, while Qatar Airways, Ethiopian, Kenya Airways, Turkish and RwandAir offer one-stop options that are often cheaper.
How long is the flight?
About 7 hours 45 minutes non-stop from Lagos. One-stop routings usually take 12–18 hours in total depending on the connection.
Do I need a UAE visa before I fly?
Yes. Nigerian passport holders should have the UAE tourist visa approved before departure — visa on arrival is not available. We handle the application alongside the booking.