The Zambia e-Visa is an official document that allows Nepal passport holders to enter and travel within Zambia. It replaces the traditional visa application at an embassy with a faster, digital alternative. Once approved, the visa is sent via email as a letter of approval.
For those travelling from Nepal for tourism, the stay is usually capped at 90 days per year. Business visits are typically limited to 30 days. It is important to adhere to these timeframes to remain in compliance with Zambian immigration laws.
Success starts with having the right materials. Ensure you have a digital copy of your Nepal passport bio-page and a recent passport-sized photograph. You should also have your flight details and accommodation address in Zambia ready for the application form.
Review the Application Form Guide for more help.
| Visa Type | Stay Allowed | Entries |
|---|---|---|
| Tourist | 90 Days | Single/Double/Multiple |
| Business | 30 Days | Single/Double/Multiple |
| Transit | 7 Days | Single |
All data entered into the application must match your Nepal passport exactly. Any error in the name or passport number can lead to denial of entry. The digital photograph must be recent and meet standard passport photo requirements, showing your full face clearly.
Check the Document Requirements before you start.
The total cost for the e-Visa includes both government processing fees and a service fee. Processing times can vary depending on the volume of requests. It is highly advisable for Nepal citizens to apply at least two weeks before their departure date.
The flow is straightforward: you provide your personal details, upload your digital files, and pay the required fees through the portal. Your application then undergoes a review process by Zambian authorities. If successful, your approval letter will be sent directly to your email.
Citizens of Nepal are required to obtain a visa to visit Zambia. The e-Visa is the official recommendation for Nepalese nationals to ensure all entry requirements are met before leaving Nepal.
You can check the status of your application by logging into the portal with your unique reference number or passport details. This allows you to track the progress of your request from submission to final approval.
While some nationalities have this option, it is strongly recommended for Nepal citizens to obtain the e-Visa approval letter before departure to ensure a hassle-free entry.
You must print the approval letter and present it along with your Nepal passport to the immigration officer upon your arrival in Zambia.
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