One Online Application. One Email Approval. Zero Stress.
The Djibouti eVisa is an official travel authorization linked to your passport. Once approved, it allows you to enter Djibouti legally for your chosen purpose. No physical visa stickers, no in-person appointments, delivered directly to your email.
A smooth application begins with the right documents. Prepare these in advance:
Check full requirements info → [Djibouti eVisa Requirements]
Not every trip is the same, and neither are visas. As a San Marino passport holder, you can select the option that fits your plan:
For full details on each visa type and which one suits your trip, check the Djibouti eVisa types page.
The application is designed to be simple and intuitive:
Start by filling in your personal details, passport information, and travel dates. Make sure everything matches your passport exactly — accuracy now saves delays later.
Submit the required documents: passport scan, photo, flight and accommodation details. Then, pick how quickly you want your eVisa processed: Standard, Rush, or Super Rush.
Complete the online payment using any of the accepted methods. Once your application is approved, your eVisa will be sent to your email. Keep a digital copy on your phone and print one for airport checks — then you’re ready to travel!
You control how fast your eVisa is processed:
Visa fees are linked to the processing speed you select and are clearly shown before you complete payment, so there are no surprises. For the latest processing timelines and fee details, refer to the Djibouti eVisa Fee page.
Once your application is submitted, you’re never left guessing. You can check your Djibouti eVisa Application Status online anytime using your Order ID and passport number, and you’ll also receive email updates when your eVisa is approved.
Rejections are rare, but they can happen. The most common reasons include:
Good news: double-checking your details before submission greatly improves approval chances.
Content 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.
