COREN Releases Engineering practitioners List for July 2026 (Check Yours)

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The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) has officially approved the registration of new list of engineering practitioners across various cadres and corporate entities, including engineering firms and training providers.
This move expands the national database of qualified engineering professionals and corporate bodies under the Engineers (Registration, etc.) (Amendment) Act No. 3 of 2018.
The latest cycle of approvals covers a broad spectrum of the engineering workforce:
  • Engineering Personnel (1,986 total): Comprising 1,407 Engineers, 228 Engineering Technologists, 335 Engineering Craftsmen, 16 Engineering Technicians, and 15 Expatriate Engineering Practitioners.
  • Engineering Firms (50 total): This includes general engineering firms and consulting firms.

You can Download and check your status below.

  • July 2026 Engineers — Click HERE to Download
  • July 2026 Technologists — Click HERE to Download
  • July 2026 Technicians — Click HERE to Download
  • July 2026 Craftsmen — Click HERE to Download
  • July 2026 Expatriates — Click HERE to Download
  • July 2026 Engineering Firms — Click HERE to Download
  • July 2026 Consulting Firms — Click HERE to Download
  • Declaration Form— Click HERE to Download
  • Acceptance Form— Click HERE to Download

New Registrant Checklist: Finalizing Your License

If your name appears on the approved list, follow these steps to secure your practicing license:

  1. Acceptance: Log into the and accept the congratulatory message. https://portal.coren.gov.ng/
  2. Fee Payment: Process the ₦68,000 registration/induction fee (note: fees vary for Craftsmen and Technicians).
  3. Payment Verification: If the status shows “Pending,” go to the , enter your RRR, and click verify until it displays “SUCCESSFUL.”
  4. Profile Activation: Once your status reaches 100% Complete, your COREN registration number (starting with R) will be generated and sent via email.
  5. Download License: Log in as a “PRACTITIONER” using your new R-number as the username and your existing password to download your e-license.

In accordance with the Engineers (Registration, Etc) (Amendment) Act, 2018, successful applicants will have their names entered into the Council’s Register and receive their certificates upon fulfilling mandatory financial conditions within 90 days of notification.

Failure to complete these requirements within the stipulated timeframe will void the current approval, requiring candidates to restart the registration process from the beginning.

COREN Approved Registration Fees

  1. Engineers: N68,000.00 (Sixty-Eight Thousand Naira Only)
  2. Engineering Technologists: N35,000.00 (Thirty-Five Thousand Naira Only)
  3. Engineering Technicians: N22,000.00 (Twenty-Two Thousand Naira Only)
  4. Engineering Craftsmen: N13,000.00 (Thirteen Thousand Naira Only)

Firm and Corporate Fees

  1. Sole Ownership Firm: N100,000 (One Hundred Thousand Naira Only)
  2. Partnership Firm: N150,000 (One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira Only)
  3. Limited Liability Firm: N250,000 (Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira Only)
  4. Corporate Ownership: N500,000 (Five Hundred Thousand Naira Only)

Expatriate Provisional Registration

  1. Provisional Fee: $5,000 (Five Thousand Dollars Only) to cover registration costs and certificate issuance.

Next Steps for Newly Approved Practitioners

Newly approved engineering practitioners and firms must follow a strict digital workflow to finalize their certification:

  1. Portal Access: Log into the official applicant portal to declare and accept the terms and conditions.

  2. Fee Payment: Complete the full registration fee payment strictly through the COREN applicant portal.

Licensing and Documentation: Upon successful payment, practitioners will receive an email guide on how to access the portal, download, and print their official notification letter and valid license, which will contain their unique COREN Registration Number.

Uncertified practitioners are legally reminded that they cannot be entered into the official register or legally practice as an engineering practitioner or consulting firm until all conditions and payments are completely settled.

Note that all Activities and transactions MUST be done on COREN Official Website www.coren.gov.ng do not pay anyone.

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