The Djibouti eVisa is an official single-entry digital visa that allows Aruban travelers to enter Djibouti for short stays. You can choose between: 14-day eVisa – Best for short visits, quick business trips, or transits and 90-day eVisa – Ideal if you plan to explore more or stay longer. Both options can be applied entirely online.
Before applying, make sure you meet the following:
Getting your Djibouti eVisa is easier than you think. Here’s how it works:
The Djibouti eVisa fee varies based on your eVisa type and how quickly you need your eVisa processed. The 14-day Transit eVisa is more affordable and ideal for super short visits. And for longer stays, the 90-day eVisas are available in different types, but at a higher cost and offer more flexibility. All payments are completed online and are non-refundable, so double-check everything before submission.
Choose how fast you need your eVisa:
Once you apply, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your order ID. You can track your Djibouti eVisa status online using your passport number and order ID. It’s a quick way to stay informed without needing to call or email support.
Here are the most common issues that lead to application denial:
Our website makes applying for your eVisa simple. No confusing steps—just a clear, fast online process.
We keep your personal information private and protected using the highest security standards.
Most of our customers get their eVisas approved quickly. Our team checks your application to help avoid mistakes.
Yes. Aruban citizens must apply for an eVisa before traveling to Djibouti.
No, it’s a single-entry visa. You’ll need a new one if you leave and return.
It will be emailed to you as a PDF attachment. Print it and bring it with your passport when you travel.
It’s recommended to apply at least one week before your trip to allow time for processing.
If you catch the error early, you may be able to reapply. However, fees are non-refundable, even if an error occurs.
Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in April 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.
