Zambia Multiple Entry E-visa

The Zambia multiple-entry eVisa is an essential travel document for those planning to visit Zambia multiple times within a specific period. This visa allows multiple entries for business travellers, tourists, or visitors with family in Zambia.

This guide serves as a one-stop resource, providing detailed information on the application process, requirements, validity, and more, ensuring a smooth journey for your multiple visits to Zambia.

Zambia Multiple Entry eVisa Types, Validity and Stay Duration

Type of eVisa	Stay Duration (Per Visit)	Validity
Transit eVisa	7 days	7 days
Tourist eVisa	90 days	90 days
Tourist eVisa (Kaza)	30 days	30 days
Student eVisa	90 days	90 days
Ordinary eVisa	90 days	90 days
Business eVisa	30 days	30 days

What documents do you need for the Zambia Multiple Entry eVisa?

To apply, you will need:

A scanned copy of your passport biopage, valid for 6 months from the intended travel date.
Digital applicant photograph

NOTE: Additional documents are required based on your eVisa type. See the full list of required documents in the Zambia eVisa Requirements section.

How can I obtain a Multiple Entry eVisa for Zambia?

Prepare Documents: Gather all required documents.
Fill Online Form: Enter your personal and travel details correctly.
Upload & Pay: Upload documents and pay the eVisa fee online.
Submit & Wait: Submit your application and wait for approval.
Print eVisa: Receive it by email and print it for travel.

Fee Payment for Zambia Multiple Entry eVisa

The fee depends on the eVisa type, number of entries, and processing speed. To find the exact cost, use the Zambia eVisa fee tool to calculate your eVisa fee.

Processing Time for Zambia Multiple Entry eVisa

Applicants can choose processing based on how quickly they need the visa:

Normal: 10 - 15 Working Days (for early applications)
Urgent: 7- 10 Working Days (for faster processing)
Super Urgent: 5 - 7 Working Days (for last-minute travel)

Extension of Zambia Multiple-Entry eVisa

To extend your Zambia eVisa, apply in person at the Department of Immigration before it expires. Extensions are granted on a case-by-case basis, usually up to two extensions for a total of 90 days.

You will need a cover letter to the Director General, a valid passport, copies of your passport and visa pages, proof of onward travel, and proof of sufficient funds.

FAQ

No. You must enter through approved entry points that accept eVisas.

Yes, parents can apply for a Zambia eVisa on behalf of their children. Each applicant, including minors, requires a separate eVisa.

Overstaying your eVisa in Zambia may result in fines, deportation, or future travel restrictions.