Ethiopia Visa

If travelers have more than one passport, they must choose just one passport to use to fill out the application form. The same passport must then be used to travel to Ethiopia. There cannot be any inconsistencies between the travel document and the information provided on the e-visa application.

Yes. As far as it is visible you can upload camera-captured picture files (in supported image formats) of your passport, photo and/or residence permit document.

You don't need e-visa for transit flights. If you want to go out from the permitted transit area of the airport to visit Addis Ababa for some time, you need to get transit visa at the airport.

An approved e-visa allows you to enter Ethiopia via Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa.

In the case that the dates of your trip change and your approved e-visa does not cover the period, you will need to apply for another e-visa.

Yes. All children above the age of 12 require a visa, despite traveling with a parent's passport or with their passport.

Yes, you can apply.

In this case, you should apply for a multiple entry visa. If you can only apply for single entry visas you should apply two of them.

In case you decide to travel with your children, you have to make sure that you have a valid birth certificate and/or adoption certificate, as appropriate.

In this case, you don't require an e-Visa, as long as you remain in the airport transit area. We recommend you not to leave this area to avoid any inconvenience.

At the time of application, you will be required to provide your child’s birth certificate and a photocopy of the parent’s passport. In addition to the above, if your child is going on a school trip, a letter from the school is also required.

Yes. However, you will be required to provide proof of residency such as a council tax, utility bill, etc.

Your passport or travel document must have two blank pages.