This page outlines the visas you will need to obtain before travelling to Southern & East African countries.


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This page outlines the visas you will need to obtain before travelling to Southern & East African countries.
All countries (except for South Africa, Swaziland, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Mozambique etc.) require visas for Kenya.
Visas for Kenya must be arranged in advance via the e-visa platform: http://evisa.go.ke.
All countries not requiring visas will be required to apply for an e-pass. i.e. South Africa, Swaziland, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Mozambique etc. The e-pass is free, no payment is required. Guests need to use the same link to register/apply: http://evisa.go.ke.
Applying for a Kenya Visa Process General Information:
Your Travel Manager is available to assist you with this process if required.
The Process:
Call eVISA Customer Care
There are three categories of visas for Namibia;
Follow this link to see if you require a visa for travel to Namibia: click here
Visas are valid up to three months from the date of issue, for stays of up to three months from entry.
If you wish to apply for a visa prior to arrival you can apply here. Please note the translate button on the top right in this link.
It is highly recommended that all travellers get an e-visa in advance through the immigration platform: Tanzania eVisa
Applying for an E-Visa in Tanzania:
Further notes:
Please note that visas are also available on arrival however we always recommend applying online prior to arrival to avoid delays. If you need need to apply for a visa on arrival, we recommend the following:
Zambia has Three categories of visas:
Kavango Zambezi Trans-Frontier Conservation Area (Kaza) Uni-Visa: The Uni-Visa is only available at select ports of entry:
Validity – the Kaza Uni-Visa will be valid for 30 days and act as a multiple entry visa as long as you remain in Zimbabwe and Zambia i.e. you can cross into Zimbabwe/Zambia as frequently as you like within the 30-day period. It also covers those who visit Botswana for day trips through the Kazangula Borders, however, it will not be valid if staying in Botswana overnight. In this case, you would need to purchase a new Visa.
Standard fee of US$50 (we recommend you bring cash)
This is only eligible for specific countries – please check with us. If you get the online KAZA visa from the Zambian e-visa website, your first port of entry will have to be a Zambian one. e-Services »
Types of Visas and Costs:
We recommend you bring cash for visas although there are credit card facilities at Harry Mwanga International Airport.
Single: USD 25
Double: USD 40
Zimbabwe has Three categories of visas:
Kavango Zambezi Trans-Frontier Conservation Area (Kaza) Uni-Visa: The Uni-Visa is only available at select ports of entry:
Validity – the Kaza Uni-Visa will be valid for 30 days and act as a multiple entry visa as long as you remain in Zimbabwe and Zambia i.e. you can cross into Zimbabwe/Zambia as frequently as you like within the 30-day period. It also covers those who visit Botswana for day trips through the Kazangula Borders, however, it will not be valid if staying in Botswana overnight. In this case, you would need to purchase a new Visa.
Standard fee of USD50 (we recommend you bring cash).
This is only eligible for specific countries –If you get the online KAZA visa from the Zimbabwe e-visa website, your first port of entry will have to be a Zimbabwean one. www.evisa.gov.zw
Types of Visas and Costs:
We recommend you bring cash for visas:
Single: USD 30
Double: USD 45
British & Irish:
Single: USD 55
Double: USD 70
Canadian Citizens:
Single: USD 75
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