Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Namibian eVisa applications, requirements, and procedures.

The Namibia eVisa is an electronic travel authorisation that allows eligible travellers to enter Namibia for short-term stays. It is issued online, which removes the need to visit an embassy or consulate.
Before travelling to Namibia, check your visa status based on your nationality. You may be visa-free, need to apply through an embassy, or fall under the countries eligible for Namibia eVisa, which allows you to apply online.
The Namibia eVisa is available for various travel purposes, including tourism, business or meetings, visiting friends or relatives, medical treatment, and transit or stopover.
The Namibia eVisa is typically valid for 90 days from the date of issue, allowing travellers to enter Namibia during that period.
The Namibia eVisa allows travellers to stay for up to 90 days from the date of entry, as specified on the approved visa.
Yes, the Namibia eVisa allows multiple entries, so you can enter and exit Namibia more than once during its validity.
Yes, children and minors require a separate eVisa to enter Namibia, and the application must be completed by an adult on their behalf.
No, the Namibia eVisa must be used for the approved travel purpose. If your plans change, you need to apply for a new eVisa for Namibia.
The Namibia eVisa fee may vary depending on the processing speed you select when applying for your Namibia eVisa.
The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your date of arrival in Namibia.
To apply, simply go to the Namibia eVisa application portal and fill in the Namibia eVisa application form with your basic details to begin your journey to Namibia.
The documents required for Namibia eVisa may vary depending on the selected visa type.
Apply atleast a week before travel to allow sufficient time for processing.
In most cases, no extra documents are needed. If anything else is required, you will receive an email with clear instructions, so keep an eye on your inbox after you apply for the Namibia eVisa.
You may be able to request changes before your application is sent for processing by contacting support. Once processing has started, edits are not allowed, and you may need to submit a new eVisa application.
Incorrect or mismatched details can lead to processing delays. Make sure all information matches your passport exactly and that your documents are valid when applying for the Namibia eVisa.
If you need any assistance, you can contact Namibia eVisa support for guidance during your application process.
The Namibia eVisa is usually processed within 5 - 7 Working Days. If you are in a hurry, you can choose a faster processing option for quicker approval.
No, the Namibian eVisa can only be used at select airports and border crossings. During the application, you will choose your arrival location, and your entry will be checked and approved by immigration officers upon arrival.
Yes, while applying, select the add applicant option and include more than one applicant in a single application. Each added individual must have their own passport and other required documents.
You can track your application via email updates or check it manually at any time using the status tracker on the Namibia eVisa portal.
Yes, once your application is approved, the eVisa will be sent to your registered email address.
Applicants must provide their email address and an active phone number, as all updates and important information about the application will be sent to these details.
Yes, the traveller must carry a printed copy of the approved eVisa for immigration.
Overstaying the authorised period may result in fines, penalties, or future travel restrictions, in accordance with Namibian immigration regulations.
No, the Namibia eVisa does not allow long-term residence or any type of employment.
If your travel dates change, make sure your new dates fall within the eVisa validity period. If they do not, you may need to apply for a new eVisa.
Yes. Applicants may submit a new application, provided the reasons for refusal are addressed and corrected.
No. The Namibia eVisa is linked to the passport used at the time of application, and a new application is required if the passport is renewed or replaced.
No. Travellers must wait for eVisa approval before commencing travel to Namibia.
No. The Namibia eVisa is non-transferable and must be used only by the individual named on the approval.
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