Djibouti eVisa for Russian Citizens
If you're from Russia and dreaming of a quick trip to Djibouti, good news: you’ll need a visa, but the Djibouti eVisa makes it super easy.
Everything happens online—no embassy queues, no hassle. Just apply from your phone or laptop, pay, and get your visa emailed straight to you.
What exactly is this eVisa for Russian passport holders?
It’s your digital ticket to enter Djibouti for short stays. For Russian passport holders, the whole thing is 100% online. Once approved, you download the file, print it (or keep it on your phone), and show it when you land.
Which eVisa type should you pick?
All of them are single-entry only. Here are your options:
- Transit eVisa: Perfect for a quick stopover: stay up to 14 days (valid for 14 days)
- Tourism eVisa: Heading for adventure or relaxation? Stay up to 30 days (valid 30 days)
- Family / Social Visit eVisa: Visiting friends or relatives? Same deal: 30 days max stay, 30 days validity
- Business eVisa: Meetings, deals, or conferences? Up to 30 days stay, valid for 30 days
Pick the one that fits your plans!
How do you actually apply for a Djibouti eVisa?
Just follow these steps:
Step 1
Visit the Djibouti eVisa website and hit “Apply e-visa”
Step 2
Fill in your basic info, passport details, and travel dates (you can add family or friends too)
Step 3
Choose how fast you want it: standard, rush, or super rush
Step 4
Upload your documents, pay online, and submit
Step 5
Wait for the approval email (then download and print your eVisa)
What do you need to prepare?
Gather these before you start (all digital copies):
- Your Russian passport (valid at least 6 months after arrival + at least 2 blank pages)
- Clear scan/photo of the biodata page (no shadows or glare, please!)
- A recent passport-sized color photo (white/light background)
- Flight proof: confirmed ticket (entry/exit/onward or round-trip works)
- Accommodation: hotel booking for your whole stay OR invitation letter from your host (with their name, phone, your dates, and address in Djibouti)
Check the Djibouti eVisa requirements page for the full scoop.
How long does it take to process Djibouti eVisa & how much does it cost?
You decide the speed:
- Standard → regular waiting time
- Rush → quicker (small extra fee)
- Super Rush → lightning fast for last-minute plans
Prices and exact times show up during the application or check the Djibouti eVisa fee page for exact fee before eVisa application.
Can you pause the application and come back later?
Absolutely! Save your progress anytime and finish later using the “Complete Ongoing Application” page.
Want to check your Djibouti eVisa status?
Easy:
- Go to the Djibouti eVisa page
- Click “Djibouti eVisa Application Status”
- Enter your Order ID + passport number
- Solve the CAPTCHA and see where you’re at
You’ll also get email updates when it’s ready.
Best Time to Visit Djibouti from Russia
The ideal time for Russian travelers to visit Djibouti is during the cooler, dry months from November to February. Temperatures are more comfortable, ranging from 20°C to 30°C, making it easier to explore cities, beaches, and nature sites.
Avoid the hot, humid months from June to September, when temperatures can exceed 40°C and conditions can be challenging for sightseeing.
Reasons to Apply Through Our Service
Our platform ensures:
- Minimized errors with expert guidance
- Simple, user-friendly application form
- Safe and secure online processing
- Smooth handling from submission to approval
- Real-time updates with ongoing support
FAQs
Yes, you can show it on your phone or tablet, but carrying a printed copy is advised in case of technical issues.
No, Russian citizens must obtain the eVisa online before traveling.
Yellow Fever vaccination may be required if you’re arriving from a country with risk of transmission. Routine vaccinations are also recommended.
You will receive an email explaining the reason. You can reapply after fixing any issues.
Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in January 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.
Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in February 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.