Visa Requirements for US Virgin Islands

If you hold a passport issued by the US Virgin Islands, you are required to hold a valid eVisa before entering Madagascar. This applies to all short-term visits including holidays, leisure trips, and transit stays.

No embassy visit is needed. Your eVisa will be sent directly to your email — simply print it and bring it with you to the airport.

Required Travel Documents

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Before you start the application, ensure you have the following ready:

  • A passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date.
  • A digital scan of your passport information page.
  • Confirmation of your departing flight from Madagascar.
  • Proof of accommodation or hotel booking in Madagascar.
  • A valid email address to receive your eVisa.

See the complete document checklist page for full specifications.

Permit Duration Options

Three stay durations are available to suit different travel plans. Choose the one that best matches your itinerary — all are single-entry permits valid from the date of arrival in Madagascar.

  • 30 days: Ideal for short holidays and quick visits.
  • 60 days: Suitable for in-depth exploration of the island.
  • 90 days: The longest option for extended travel stays.

eVisa Fees and Processing Times

The fee for your travel permit is determined by the length of stay and the chosen processing speed.

Option Description Turnaround
Normal The standard choice for most travellers. 4 - 6 Working Days
Urgent Available for those leaving soon. 2 - 4 Working Days
Super Fast The quickest option for emergency situations where time is very limited. 1 - 3 Working Days

See the full eVisa fees and processing times for a complete fee schedule.

Tracking Your Application

You can check the status of your request at any time. Simply visit the eligibility page and enter your reference number and passport details to see your latest update.

Tips for Success

A few simple steps can make a big difference in getting your application approved without delays:

  • Check your name and passport number match exactly before submitting.
  • Scan your passport in good lighting so every detail is clear.
  • Use a white background for your photo with your full face visible.
  • Apply at least one week before your travel date.
  • Save your reference number to track your application.
  • Print your eVisa once approved and keep a digital copy as backup.

Application Process

Apply online in four simple steps:

Complete the Form

Enter your personal and passport details online and upload your documents.

Submit and Pay

Choose your processing speed and pay securely online.

Track Approval

Receive a reference number by email and track your application status.

Download eVisa

Once approved, download and print your eVisa for travel.

Rejection Reasons

Most rejections are avoidable. Review these common reasons before you submit to make sure your application goes through without issues:

  • Name on the form does not match the passport.
  • Wrong passport number entered.
  • Passport expires within six months of arrival.
  • Missing or incomplete documents.
  • Payment not completed.

Types of Visit Allowed

Holiday: For trips taken for rest, tourism, or visiting family.

Business: For short work visits such as meetings or training.

Transit: For passing through Madagascar on the way to another country.

Stay Extensions and Expiry

If you need to extend your stay, you must do so at an immigration office before your current visa expires. Overstaying is illegal and can lead to fines and difficulty with future travel to the country.

Travel Readiness Checklist

Print Your Visa

Carry a printed copy of your visa approval.

Save a Digital Copy

Keep a digital version on your phone or tablet.

Check Travel Dates

Make sure your travel dates match your visa validity.

Passport Pages

Ensure your passport has empty pages for stamps.

Our Professional Support

We provide a clear and easy-to-understand path for US Virgin Islands residents. Our platform simplifies the process, helping you ensure your application is accurate and meets the necessary standards for a smooth journey.

What to Expect on Arrival

When you land in Madagascar, you will go through immigration before collecting your luggage. Have your printed eVisa and passport ready to hand to the officer. They may ask about your accommodation address and how long you plan to stay. The process is usually quick if your documents are in order.

  • Join the line marked for foreign nationals.
  • Present your passport and printed eVisa approval.
  • Answer basic questions about your stay if asked.
  • Collect your entry stamp and proceed to baggage claim.

Frequently Asked Questions

Generally, once the processing has started, the fees are non-refundable as they cover the administrative review.

Yes, the system is entirely online and can be accessed from anywhere in the world.

If your application is denied, we will inform you of the reason for the denial. You may be able to reapply once you have addressed the issues that led to the denial.