Madagascar Entry Info for Bhutan Citizens
Do Bhutanese Citizens Need a Visa for Madagascar?
Yes. A valid entry permit is mandatory for all Bhutanese passport holders before arriving in Madagascar. The online electronic authorisation is the standard and most convenient route for tourists.
Important: These are single-entry permits. Once you exit Madagascar, the permit is no longer valid for re-entry.
Available Stay Durations
15 Days
Ideal for a short visit, stopover, or quick tour of the island.
30 Days
The standard choice for most holiday and leisure travellers.
60 Days
For those planning a longer, more thorough exploration of Madagascar.
Normal Application Overview
- Complete the online form with accurate passport details.
- Upload a clear passport bio page image.
- Select the stay duration and processing option.
- Pay securely online and save your reference number.
- Use an active email address to receive status updates.
- Check all spellings before submitting the form.
- Keep both digital and printed copies of your approval.
- Apply early to avoid last-minute processing delays.
What Documents Will You Need?
Prepare the following before starting your application. Full details are on the madagascar visa requirements page.
| Document | Details |
|---|---|
| Bhutanese Passport | Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned arrival date. |
| Passport Scan | A clear, legible digital scan of the bio-data page. No shadows or blurring. |
| Email Address | A working email to receive your approval letter and correspondence. |
| Outbound Flight | Proof of your return or onward flight departing Madagascar. |
Validity and Entry Rules
Your permit covers the exact number of days selected at the time of application. Arrivals must respect the authorised starting date. Permits are for tourism and leisure only — working or studying is not permitted on this visa type.
Visa Fee Structure
Fees vary by stay duration and processing speed. See the Madagascar eVisa fees and processing time page for current amounts.
Normal
Lowest fee. Best for early planners with flexible timelines.
Urgent
Mid-range fee. For travellers with a departure within a few days.
Super Fast
Highest fee. Priority review for last-minute or emergency travel.
How to Apply — Step by Step
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Go to the apply-evisa page and open the application form.
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Enter your full name, date of birth, and all passport details exactly as they appear in your document.
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Upload a clear scan of your Bhutanese passport bio-data page.
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Select your required stay duration (15, 30, or 60 days) and your preferred processing speed.
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Review every field carefully, complete the secure payment, and note your confirmation reference number.
Processing Speed Comparison
| Service Tier | Review Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | 3 – 5 Days | Early Planners |
| Urgent | 2 – 3 Days | Last-minute trips |
| Super Fast | 24 – 48 Hours | Emergency travel |
Tracking Your Application
After submitting, monitor progress by using your passport number or reference ID on the status page. Check your inbox — and your spam folder — regularly for any emails from the processing team.
Common rejection reasons: Misspelled names, incorrect passport numbers, and blurry document scans. Double-check everything before submitting.
Overstaying and Extensions
If you need additional time in Madagascar, visit the immigration office in the capital before your permit expires. Overstaying without authorisation carries significant daily fines and potential legal consequences.
Why Use Our Service?
We assist Bhutanese travellers with the technical steps of the application. Our system reviews entries for common errors and ensures submissions meet the formatting requirements of local authorities.
Pre-Departure Checklist
Verify your passport expiry is at least 6 months beyond arrival.
Print a hard copy of your visa approval letter.
Save a digital backup of all travel documents on your phone.
Apply at least 10 days before your departure date.
Confirm your outbound flight details are accurate on the form.
Check your email and spam folder for updates after submission.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. These permits are strictly for tourism and leisure. Working on a tourist visa is illegal and can result in deportation.
You must renew your passport before applying. It must have at least 6 months of validity remaining from your planned arrival date in Madagascar.
Yes. All service and processing fees are paid securely online during the application. The total is shown clearly before you confirm the payment.
