Madagascar eVisa for Burundi Citizens
Entry Requirements for Burundi
Burundi citizens must secure a visa before arrival in Madagascar. You can verify your eligibility online before starting the document collection process.
15-Day Stay
A short visit option for those with limited time.
30-Day Stay
A standard holiday option for regular travel.
60-Day Stay
A longer permit for exploring the island thoroughly.
Single Entry
Visas are issued for single entry only.
Visa Varieties
The system offers three main options. You can apply for a short 15-day stay, a standard 30-day holiday, or a longer 60-day permit for those wishing to travel across the entire island.
Required Documents
Get your documents ready before you start your application. Make sure all files are clear and easy to read.
Documents to Upload
- Passport biographical page with clear text and photo.
- Evidence of your planned departure date from Madagascar.
- A digital photo taken within the last six months.
- Proof of accommodation or a local contact address.
Filling Out the Form
The digital form asks for basic contact details and trip information. It is designed to be completed in under ten minutes. Always use the name exactly as it appears on your passport.
Permission Details
Visas are generally issued for single entry. This means if you leave the country to visit a neighbouring island, you will likely need a new permit to return to Madagascar.
Financial Considerations
The cost is calculated based on the length of your stay. Shorter trips have different administrative costs than longer stays. You can check the latest fee categories for more details.
Review Timeline Phases
| Processing Tier | Description |
|---|---|
| Standard Review | Best for travellers with plenty of time |
| Priority Review | Faster assessment for upcoming trips |
| Express Review | The quickest option for urgent departures |
Monitoring Progress
Once you submit, you are not left in the dark. Use your passport number and the code provided at the end of the form to check the current stage of your assessment.
How to Avoid Rejection
Check these points before you submit your application:
Use a Clear Image
Upload a bright and clear passport photo. Do not use a dark or blurry image.
Check Validity
Your passport should stay valid for at least six months from your travel date.
Check Before Submit
Review your files and details one more time to avoid delays or rejection.
Visa Extension & Expiry
If you need to stay longer than planned, visit the immigration office in Antananarivo. Do not wait until the last day, as processing extensions can take several business days.
Preparation Checklist
Follow these steps for a smooth experience:
- Confirm your passport has two blank pages.
- Print a physical copy of your approved eVisa.
- Ensure your flight dates align with your visa duration.
- Keep a digital copy on your mobile phone.
Track Your Application
Once you submit your application, check your progress anytime using your reference code and passport number.
Our Service Value
We help Burundi travellers navigate the technical requirements of the entry system. Our platform is designed to catch common errors before they reach the review stage, saving you time.
Common Inquiries
Fees are generally for the processing of the document and cannot be returned once the assessment has begun.
No, this specific authorisation is strictly for tourism and visiting friends or family. Employment requires a different permit.
Since Burundi is in a risk zone, you will likely be asked to show your yellow fever vaccination card upon arrival.
