Djibouti eVisa for Belize Citizens

What Is the Djibouti eVisa and Who Should Apply?

The Djibouti eVisa is an official electronic visa allowing Belizean passport holders to enter Djibouti for short stays. It covers various travel purposes, including tourism, business, and transit.

There are broadly two main eVisa types you can apply for, based on visa validity:

Type	Maximum Stay	Entry Validity
Transit eVisa	14 days	Valid for 14 days from issue
Tourist, Business, Family/Social Visit eVisas	90 days	Valid for 90 days from issue

What Documents Do You Need to Apply?

Make sure you have these ready before starting your application:

1. A valid Belizean passport (valid for at least six months beyond your planned entry date)
2. A recent passport-style photo with a plain background
3. Travel details, including flight itinerary and accommodation information
4. A valid email address to receive your approved eVisa
5. A credit or debit card for secure online payment

How to Apply for Your Djibouti eVisa in 3 Easy Steps

Here’s how it works:

Choose Your Processing Speed

Depending on how soon you need your visa, select from these options:

Option	Timeframe
Standard	3–5 business days
Rush	3 - 5 Working Days
Super Rush	Within 2 - 4 Working Days

Djibouti eVisa Fees and Payment Info

The Djibouti eVisa fees vary by:

• The type of eVisa (14-day transit or 90-day visit)
• Your chosen processing speed

All fees are paid online during the application process, are non-refundable, and are securely handled. Be prepared that denied applications won’t receive a refund.

Common Reasons for Application Rejection

To avoid delays or rejection, watch out for these pitfalls:

1. Incorrect or inconsistent passport details
2. Poor-quality or unclear passport photo uploads
3. Passport expiring in less than six months
4. Unclear or unjustified travel purpose
5. Previous visa overstays in other countries

Money Matters: Currency and Payments

The local currency is the Djiboutian franc (DJF). ATMs exist in the capital but can be scarce elsewhere—carry some cash for small vendors or remote areas. Credit cards are accepted in some hotels and restaurants, but cash is king in many places.

What to Expect at Immigration: Entry Requirements Checklist

To ensure smooth entry, keep these documents handy:

1. Your printed eVisa approval
2. Your valid Belizean passport
3. Proof of return or onward travel
4. Proof of accommodation and sufficient funds for your stay

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FAQs: What Travelers Commonly Ask

Is the Djibouti eVisa single or multiple-entry? Can I extend my visa once in Djibouti? Do children need their own eVisa? Can I apply for a visa on arrival? What happens if my application is denied?

Content Disclaimer :Although this information was last updated in August 2025, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.