What is Madagascar eVisa?
The Madagascar eVisa is an online visa system that allows travellers to apply and receive their visa electronically without visiting an embassy or consulate. It is designed to make the application process faster and more convenient for Australian citizens.
Madagascar eVisa Types, Validity and Stay Durations
15-Day Tourist eVisa
Allows one-time entry and a stay of up to 15 days within 15 days' validity.
30-Day Tourist eVisa
Permits a single entry with a maximum stay of 30 days and 30-day validity.
60-Day Tourist eVisa
Grants one entry, valid for 60 days and allows a stay of up to 60 days.
Madagascar eVisa Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible, Australian applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Passport: Valid for at least 6 months with one blank page.
- Visit Purpose: Must be for tourism only; employment is not permitted
Required documents for the Madagascar eVisa
Australian applicants only need to submit:
- Valid Passport Scan: Ascanned copy of the passport bio page, showing each detail clearly. No creases or low-quality scans are allowed.
Madagascar eVisa Application Process
Guiding Australian Citizens Through the Madagascar eVisa Application:
Complete the Form
Fill in your personal details, travel plans, and passport information accurately.
Upload & Pay
Attach scans of the required documents and pay the visa fee using a debit or credit card.
Receive e-Visa
Once approved, your e-Visa will be sent by email. Print it and carry it for entry into Madagascar.
Madagascar eVisa Fee and Processing Options
Madagascar eVisa Fees for Australian Citizens
The total cost depends on visa type and processing speed. Australians can check the exact fee using the Madagascar visa fee calculator.
Processing Options
- Standard Processing: 4 - 6 Working Days
- Urgent Processing: 2 - 4 Working Days
- Super Urgent Processing: 1 - 3 Working Days
Madagascar eVisa Extension for Australian Citizens
Australian citizens may request an extension by visiting an immigration office in Madagascar before their visa expires. Approval depends on immigration authorities and stated reasons.
Top 5 dishes to try in Madagascar
Madagascar’s cuisine blends influences from Southeast Asia, Africa, India, and Europe. Here are 5 must-try dishes when visiting the island:
- Romazava: The national meal is a substantial beef stew, pork, or chicken with native greens served over rice.
- Mofo Gasy: A popular breakfast item, these rice flour cakes are similar to English muffins and are often paired with coffee.
- Vary Amin'anana: A staple meal combining rice, greens, and meat (pork, beef, or fish), showcasing the local produce.
- Voanjobory sy Henakisoa: A festive dish of Bambara groundnuts and pork highlighting the luxury of meat in local cuisine.
- Akoho sy Voanio: A coconut chicken curry, blending tropical coconut flavours with chicken in a rich sauce.
Frequently Asked Questions
Incorrect details may lead to delays or rejection. You may need to submit a new application or contact the Madagascar eVisa support.
Yes. Each traveller, including minors, must have their own eVisa.
Yes, but your entry must fall within the eVisa validity period.
Updates are sent to your email during the processing period.
