Madagascar eVisa for German Citizens

This guide provides important information for German citizens applying for a Madagascar eVisa, including application procedures, validity periods, processing times, and fees. Applicants should ensure that the selected eVisa type corresponds to the purpose and duration of their intended stay in Madagascar.

Document Required for a Madagascar eVisa

Applicants must provide a clear scan of their passport biopage, with all personal and passport details fully visible and readable to avoid delays.

Important Note: Passport must be valid for more than 6 months from the intended date of entry.

To get detailed information on the requirements, applicants can check the Madagascar eVisa requirements before applying.

How to Apply for Madagascar eVisa

Step 1: Fill out the Online Application: Enter your passport information and travel dates.

Step 2: Upload Documents: Upload a clear scan of all the required documents.

Step 3: Pay the eVisa Fee: Pay securely using a debit or credit card.

Step 4: Receive eVisa: The approved Madagascar eVisa is sent via email. Download and print a copy before travel.

Madagascar eVisa Types, Stays and Validity

Madagascar offers only a tourist eVisa

eVisa Type	No. of Entries	Max. Stay	Validity
Tourist eVisa	Single	60 days	60 days
Tourist eVisa	Single	15 Days	15 Days
Tourist eVisa	Single	30 days	30 days

Processing Time & Fees

Processing options for German citizens:

Normal Processing

Time Taken: 4 - 6 Working Days

Rush Processing

Time Taken: 2 - 4 Working Days

Super Rush Processing

Time Taken: 1 - 3 Working Days

The Madagascar eVisa fee varies based on the nationality of the applicant and the chosen processing time. Applicants can use the Madagascar eVisa fee calculator to calculate the exact costs.

Important Tips For Applicants

Apply at least 2 weeks before travel
Travellers must carry the same passport used in the application form.
Applicants can use the “Add Applicant” feature to include multiple travellers within a single application. While all applications are reviewed together and notifications are sent to the primary applicant, each traveller receives an individual eVisa.
There must be 2 unused pages in the applicant's passport for visa stamps.
All the status updates for the Madagascar eVisa are shared by email.

Frequently Asked Questions

German travellers seeking to extend their stay must apply for an extension in person at a local immigration office in Madagascar.

The Madagascar tourist eVisa does not permit travellers to work or take up any form of employment in the country. To work in Madagascar, applicants must obtain a separate work permit or work visa from the embassy.

Travellers can redownload and print another copy from their email.

Applicants should apply for the Madagascar eVisa at least 2 weeks before their intended travel date.

Content Disclaimer: This information was last updated in June 2026. As travel requirements may change, travellers are advised to confirm the latest details with the relevant authorities, embassies, and airlines before departure.