Djibouti’s visa policy is designed to accommodate travellers from different countries through distinct entry categories. Depending on nationality, visitors may qualify for an eVisa, require a traditional visa, or be exempt from visa requirements altogether.
Knowing the entry category allows travellers to confirm visa requirements, prepare the correct documentation, and proceed with their travel plans without uncertainty.
Most nationalities are eligible to apply for a Djibouti Visa Online, offering a simple and convenient application process. Eligible travellers can submit their application form, required documents, and payment electronically for an eVisa.
For detailed information on each eVisa type available to eligible nationalities, please refer to theDjibouti eVisa Typeswebpage.
To apply for a Djibouti eVisa, travellers must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival, along with all other required documents.
Upon arrival, travellers must present the same passport used during the eVisa application, along with a printed copy of the approved eVisa for verification.
For complete and up-to-date details on requirements, applicants can check the Djibouti Visa Requirement webpage before applying.
Eligible eVisa travellers can also benefit from super-rush processing, delivering the Djibouti eVisa within 2 - 4 Working Days. An additional fee applies for this expedited service.
The support team assists applicants throughout the process by guiding them on document requirements, reviewing the submitted application, regularly sending status updates, and ensuring a smooth and timely submission.
Visitors to Djibouti can typically stay for up to 30 days, with extensions available through the Directorate of Immigration and Emigration before the current visa expires.
Those who overstay their visa may face serious consequences, including fines, imprisonment, or deportation, with penalties varying based on the length of overstay and immigration status.
Nationals of certain countries may enter Djibouti without a visa for tourism or business purposes for a limited period of stay, in accordance with the country’s visa-exemptionrules.
Travellers from the following countries must apply for a Djibouti visa at an embassy or consulate before travelling.
Since visa rules and application steps differ by nationality and visa type, it is best to check the latest requirements with the nearest Djibouti embassy or consulate before making travel arrangements.
You must apply for a visa at a Djibouti embassy or consulate before you travel.
The fee includes the visa charge, a service fee, and an extra fee if you choose urgent processing. For detailed information, refer to the Djibouti Visa Fee webpage.
Yes, every person, including babies and children, must have their own eVisa.
Once paid, no self-correction can be done. If you notice an error, contact our support team immediately.
