Do Sahrawi Citizens Need a Visa?
Yes, citizens of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic must obtain an eVisa before entering Madagascar. Check the document requirements before you apply.
- Apply online before you travel — no visa-free entry is available.
- An eVisa is needed for all visit types, including tourism and personal trips.
- Have your passport scan and details ready before you start the form.
- Your authorisation is sent to your email once approved.
Sahrawi traveller tip: Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your planned arrival date in Madagascar.
What You Need to Apply
Have these items ready before you open the form. Getting it right the first time avoids delays.
- SADR passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date.
- Recent clear photo on a plain background.
- Clear scan of the main passport page, fully legible.
- Your planned travel dates and accommodation details.
- An active email address to receive your authorisation.
Check the Madagascar visa eligibility page to confirm entry conditions before you apply.
eVisa Options for Sahrawi Citizens
Sahrawi citizens can apply for different stay durations, typically 30 or 60 days. All permits are single entry and intended for tourism and personal visits.
30-Day eVisa
Best for standard holidays and short nature tours around Madagascar.
- Single entry only
- Tourism & personal visits
60-Day eVisa
Ideal for longer stays and deeper exploration of the island.
- Single entry only
- Tourism & personal visits
Re-Entry Rule
Both durations are single-entry. Leaving Madagascar requires a fresh application to return.
- New application needed to re-enter
How to Apply
- Step 1 – Enter Personal Details: Fill in your full name, date of birth, and passport number as shown on your SADR document.
- Step 2 – Provide Trip Information: Add your arrival date and the address where you will be staying in Madagascar.
- Step 3 – Submit Your Request: Send your application and save the reference number you receive for tracking.
- Step 4 – Receive Authorisation: Your landing authorisation is sent to your email once approved.
How Long Can You Stay?
- A 30-day permit suits standard holidays and nature tours, with single entry only.
- A 60-day permit is for extended travel and deeper island exploration, also single entry.
- Transit visits are limited to 24 hours and are for short layovers only.
- You must leave Madagascar before the date your eVisa expires.
Track Your Application
After you submit, check progress online using your passport number and reference number from your confirmation email.
- Use your passport number and reference number to check your status online.
- Updates are posted as the review progresses through each stage.
- Your approved landing authorisation will be sent as a PDF to your email.
- Print this document and bring it with you to the airport.
- The passport you travel with must be the same one used in your application.
Travel Checklist
- Confirm your SADR passport is valid for at least six more months.
- Carry a printed copy of your landing authorisation to the airport.
- Have the address of your hotel or host accommodation written down.
- Confirm you have a return or onward flight booked out of Madagascar.
- Keep digital copies of all travel documents saved on your device.
The Application Form
The form is fully online. Open the online application and follow each step carefully.
Enter Your Details
Fill in your full name, passport number, and date of birth exactly as they appear on your SADR passport.
Upload Your Documents
Attach a clear scan of your passport photo page and any other required supporting files.
Add Trip Details
Enter your planned arrival date and the address where you will be staying in Madagascar.
Pay and Submit
Pay online and submit. Your application goes to review straight away.
Reminder: Double-check every entry before you submit your form. Errors in passport details are the most common reason for application delays.
Avoid These Mistakes
Most problems come from small errors in passport details or poor photo quality. Check everything before you submit.
- Errors in the passport number or date of birth are the leading cause of delays.
- Blurry or unclear passport scans may require additional manual review.
- Using a damaged or nearly expired passport can result in rejection.
- Ensure at least two blank pages are available in your passport for the visa sticker.
If Your Visa Expires
Do not stay past your visa expiry date. If you cannot leave in time, contact the immigration office to request an extension. Always plan to leave a few days before it runs out to avoid fines.
Visa Fees
Fees depend on your stay length and how fast you need the result. All payments are made online per person before the review starts.
| Service Type | Processing Speed | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Regular processing time | Sahrawi travellers applying well in advance of their departure date. |
| Urgent | Faster than standard | Applicants with a closer travel date who need a quicker result. |
| Super Fast | Fastest available option | Last-minute applicants who need the authorisation as soon as possible. |
For full details, check the current pricing details page.
Track Your Status
- Save your reference number immediately after submission.
- Use your passport number to access the status tracking tool.
- Check your inbox regularly for updates and your final landing authorisation.
- Do not submit a second application while one is already being reviewed.
Before You Travel
Bring your SADR passport, a printed authorisation, your flight confirmation, and accommodation details. Make sure your passport has at least two blank pages for the visa sticker.
Why Use Our Service
We help Sahrawi travellers complete the eVisa process quickly and correctly. We check your form for errors before it is submitted.
- Easy-to-use platform built for Sahrawi eVisa applicants.
- Our team reviews your application for errors before submission.
- Requirements explained in clear, simple language throughout.
- Greater confidence in your application before you travel to Madagascar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The form is fully online, so you can apply from anywhere with your passport and an internet connection.
In most cases, the government visa fee is paid at the airport in Madagascar. Our online fee covers the processing of your landing authorisation.
The authorisation has a set window to enter Madagascar. Check the dates on your document as soon as you receive it.
