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Djibouti eVisa for Trinidad and Tobago Citizens

Djibouti eVisa for Trinidad and Tobago Citizens

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Whether you are traveling to Djibouti for tourism, business, transit, or to visit family or friends, citizens of Trinidad and Tobago must obtain a Djibouti eVisa before departure. Djibouti offers a fully online eVisa system that allows travelers to apply from anywhere, without visiting an embassy or consulate.

This guide explains everything Trinidad and Tobago passport holders need to know about Djibouti eVisa requirements, visa types, application steps, processing time, and FAQs.

Do Trinidad and Tobago Citizens Need a Djibouti Visa-on-Arrival?

No. Citizens of Trinidad and Tobago are not eligible for a Djibouti visa on arrival. A Djibouti eVisa must be obtained before traveling. The online process is simple, fast, and fully digital.

How to Apply for a Djibouti eVisa from Trinidad and Tobago

The application is completed online in three simple steps:

Start Application

Visit the Djibouti eVisa portal, click “Apply e‑visa,” and enter your personal details. Register after completing the CAPTCHA.

Enter Passport Details

Provide passport information exactly as shown. Each applicant applies and pays separately. Review carefully before proceeding.

Select, Upload & Receive

Choose your processing time (standard, rush, or super rush), upload required documents, pay online, and receive your approved eVisa by email to print or save.

You can save your application and finish it later using the “Complete Ongoing Djibouti eVisa Application” option.

Djibouti eVisa Fees and Payment

Fees vary by visa type and speed. Always check the Djibouti eVisa fee page before applying.

Djibouti eVisa Types for Trinidad and Tobago Citizens

Djibouti issues single-entry eVisas based on travel purpose:

eVisa Type	Purpose	Validity	Maximum Stay
Transit eVisa	Short stopovers	14 days	Up to 14 days
Tourist eVisa	Leisure, sightseeing	30 days	Up to 30 days
Business eVisa	Meetings, conferences	30 days	Up to 30 days
Family / Social Visit eVisa	Visiting relatives or friends	30 days	Up to 30 days

Documents Needed for Your Djibouti eVisa

To make sure your application goes smoothly, have these ready:

A valid passport (6 months minimum, 2 blank pages, clear scan of biodata page).
A recent photo (passport‑size, color, taken in the last 6 months, plain background).
Proof of travel:
- Tourist/Business/Family Visit → flight ticket showing entry/exit or onward travel.
- Transit → onward ticket or visa for your next destination.
Proof of stay: hotel booking or invitation letter from your host with all details.

Track Your Djibouti eVisa Application

To track your application:

Go to the status page on the Djibouti tracking website.
Select “Djibouti eVisa Application Status.”
Enter your Order ID and passport number.
Complete the CAPTCHA to view the update.

You will also receive email notifications for approval and the final eVisa.

Common Reasons for Djibouti eVisa Delays

Avoid delays by ensuring:

All information is accurate and matches your passport
Documents are clear and complete
Your travel purpose is clearly stated
You apply well before your intended travel date

Why Apply Through Our eVisa Service?

Simple and user-friendly online application
Expert document review to reduce errors
Secure payment processing
Fast updates and reliable support
End-to-end assistance from submission to approval

Frequently Asked Questions

Extensions are not guaranteed. Contact the immigration authorities before your visa expires.

Minor changes may be accepted, but major changes may require a new application.

No. The eVisa does not allow employment. A separate work permit is required.

Yes. Each traveler, including minors, must have an approved eVisa.