Madagascar eVisa for Burkina Faso Citizens
Do Burkina Faso Citizens Need a Visa?
Yes. All travellers from Burkina Faso must hold a valid visa to enter Madagascar. You should arrange this through the digital system before departure to help ensure a smoother arrival process.
15-Day Stay
Suitable for short visits and quick trips.
30-Day Stay
A standard option for regular tourism travel.
60-Day Stay
Ideal for longer visits and deeper exploration.
Single Entry
Issued for one entry for tourism and leisure travel.
Available Stay Categories
There are several options based on how long you plan to stay in Madagascar. Travellers from Burkina Faso can usually select a 15-day short stay, a 30-day standard visit, or a 60-day extended trip.
Document Checklist
To complete your request, prepare the required files before you start your application. You can also review the full document requirements for more detail.
Documents to Upload
- A passport valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date.
- A digital copy of your confirmed return or onward flight ticket.
- A recent passport-style photograph with a clear background.
- A working email address to receive your landing authorisation.
The Application Form
- Enter your personal data, passport details, and travel dates carefully.
- Make sure every detail matches your passport exactly.
- Upload clear documents to avoid technical delays during review.
- Check passport dates of birth and expiry twice before submission.
Entry Permissions Table
| Feature | Details for Burkina Faso Residents |
|---|---|
| Entry Type | Single Entry Only |
| Travel Purpose | Tourism and Leisure |
| Max Extension | Subject to local immigration approval |
Understanding service costs: The total price depends on the stay duration you select and the processing speed you choose. Review the fee structures for the latest details.
Processing Speeds
Travellers can choose from three main speeds depending on how soon they plan to leave and the urgency of their application.
- Normal: Suitable for standard travel planning.
- Urgent: Useful when your travel date is getting closer.
- Super Fast: Intended for last-minute travel situations.
- Assessment Time: Review speed can vary based on current application volume.
Tracking Your Request
Step 1: Keep Code
Save your unique reference code after submission.
Step 2: Open Tracker
Visit the online application status page.
Step 3: Enter Data
Type your reference code and passport number carefully.
Step 4: Monitor Progress
Check whether your request is pending or approved.
Why Applications Get Denied
Incorrect Passport Data
Simple mistakes in dates of birth, passport numbers, or expiry dates can result in rejection.
Blurred Documents
Low-quality passport scans or unclear photo uploads often create avoidable review problems.
Mismatch Issues
All information in the form and uploaded files must stay consistent from start to finish.
Dealing with Expiry
If your stay is ending, contact local immigration before your current permission expires. Overstaying can lead to fines or the need to arrange a formal extension through the proper channels.
Success Strategies
- Check your email inbox and spam folder regularly for updates.
- Apply at least a week before your planned flight whenever possible.
- Double-check your passport number carefully before clicking submit.
- Review every uploaded file to make sure it is clear and complete.
Expiry and Extensions
Watch the End Date
Keep track of your approved stay period and departure plans carefully.
Contact Immigration Early
Request an extension before your current permission ends if you need more time.
Avoid Overstay
Overstaying is serious and may result in fines or further immigration consequences.
Seek Approval
Any extension remains subject to local immigration approval in Madagascar.
Track Your Application
Once you submit your application, check your progress anytime using your reference code and passport number.
Our Support Benefits
- A simplified interface designed for smoother international applications.
- Helpful guidance that reduces the chance of common submission mistakes.
- Clear information on requirements, fees, stay options, and tracking.
- A more user-friendly process for travellers preparing their trip to Madagascar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Minor changes are often manageable, but significant travel date changes may require a new application. It is best to submit the most accurate travel dates possible.
The 15-day option is mainly intended for short visits and may be harder to extend than 30-day or 60-day stay options.
Yes. Every traveller, including children, must have a separate travel authorisation to enter Madagascar.
