Djibouti Visa Application Process

How to Apply for a Djibouti eVisa

A Man Applying For A Djibouti Evisa

To apply for the Djibouti eVisa, applicants must complete the following steps. Most Djibouti eVisa applications are processed smoothly when all requirements are correctly met.

Step 1: Confirm Eligibility 

Before starting the application process, applicants should verify whether their passport country is on the list of eligible countries for the Djibouti eVisa. If not eligible, applicants should apply for a regular Djibouti visa through an embassy or may travel visa-free if they qualify for the visa exemption.

Step 2: Choose eVisa Type 

Djibouti offers tourism, transit, family or social visit, and business eVisas. Eligible applicants must select the Djibouti eVisa type that matches their purpose of travel.

Step 3: Keep a Digital Copy of All the Required Documents

All applicants must prepare and store digital copies of the required documents for the Djibouti eVisa in a single folder before starting the application. 

Step 4: Complete the Online Visa Application Form

Complete the Djibouti eVisa application form online by filling in the correct details such as your passport number, visa type, and nationality. Upload the required documents and proceed to pay.

What is the Add Applicant option in the application form?

The Add Applicant option allows you to add up to 10 members within one application. The primary applicant receives all the updates, and each member gets a separate eVisa.

What if I need faster processing for my Djibouti eVisa application?

Applicants can choose the Rush Processing (3 - 5 Working Days) or Super Rush Processing (2 - 4 Working Days) option when applying, based on how urgently they need their eVisa.

Step 5: Pay the Required Visa Fee 

Pay the visa fee using a valid credit/debit card, PayPal or Cryptocurrency. Once the fee is paid, the application moves to the processing step. 

  • How much fee do applicants need to pay?
    The total Djibouti eVisa Fee depends on several factors, including the selected eVisa type and the chosen processing speed.
  • Does each added applicant need to pay a separate fee?
    Yes. Each added applicant must pay a separate visa fee, as each is issued an individual Djibouti eVisa.

Step 6: Get Application Status Notification 

Applicants must wait for their application to be processed while monitoring email updates. Status can also be checked using the status tracker available on the portal. 

Step 7: Receive the approved Djibouti eVisa and Travel 

The approved eVisa will be emailed to the applicant’s registered email address. Applicants must carefully verify all details on the eVisa and print a copy to present upon arrival at the border.

Tips for a hassle-free Djibouti eVisa Application

Maintain Sufficient Passport Validity

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the intended date of entry into Djibouti.

Ensure Complete Document Accuracy

Verify that your name, passport number, and travel dates exactly match the details entered in your application.

Upload Clear, High-Quality Documents

Upload clear, high-resolution, full-page scans of all required documents to avoid delays or rejection.

Provide Consistent Travel Information

Make sure your travel dates, accommodation details, and supporting documents are consistent across your application.

Use a Valid and Active Email Address

Provide a working email address and check it regularly to receive updates and your approved eVisa.

24/7 Expert Guidance

If you face any issues regarding the eVisa application process, requirements, or fee, you can contact the Djibouti eVisa support at any time of the day. Our visa experts assist applicants throughout the application process until they receive an approved eVisa.

Complete the Visa Fee Payment Successfully

Confirm that your visa fee payment is successful and completed, as processing begins only after payment confirmation.

Apply Well in Advance

Submit your Djibouti eVisa application at least 1 week before travel, especially when choosing the standard processing option.

Application Issues and Rejection Reasons