The Djibouti eVisa is available for Slovakia citizens who wish to travel to Djibouti for tourism, business, family, or transit purposes. This electronic visa allows Slovak passport holders to apply fully online without visiting a Djiboutian embassy or consulate. Once approved, the eVisa is sent by email and must be presented upon arrival.
Below is complete guidance on Djibouti eVisa requirements, visa types, application steps, and processing details for citizens of Slovakia.
Djibouti issues single-entry eVisas based on the purpose of travel. Each visa has fixed validity and stay duration.
Note: Visa validity starts from the date of issue, while the stay duration begins from the date of entry into Djibouti.
Slovak applicants must prepare the following documents before starting the application:
The application process is straightforward and completed online.
Visit the Djibouti eVisa website, select “Apply e-visa”, and enter your personal, passport, and travel details exactly as shown on your passport.
Upload the required documents, choose your preferred processing option, and pay the eVisa fee securely online.
After approval, your Djibouti eVisa is sent to your email. Download and print a copy to carry when traveling.
The cost of the Djibouti eVisa depends on:
For exact pricing, Slovak applicants should check the Djibouti eVisa Fee page, where full fee details are listed.
Djibouti eVisa applications are processed under the following options:
Processing times vary based on the option selected. Faster services include additional fees. Applicants are advised to apply2–3 weeks before travel to avoid delays.
Applicants can track their application by:
Approval notifications and the final eVisa are also sent by email.
To avoid rejection, ensure the following:
Tip: Review all details carefully before submitting your application.
Slovak travellers prefer our services for the following reasons:
Yes. The entire application process is completed online.
No. Biometrics are not required for the Djibouti eVisa.
You should carry your valid passport, printed eVisa, flight ticket, and accommodation proof.
Extensions may be possible through local immigration authorities before the eVisa expires, subject to approval.
