The e-Visa generally allows for a stay of up to 90 days for tourism purposes within a calendar year. It is vital to respect the expiry date listed on your issued document to ensure a smooth departure from the country.
All information provided during the digital request must align perfectly with your passport bio-data page. Discrepancies between your travel document and your visa approval could result in entry delays or boarding denials at the airport.
| Travel Intent | Typical Validity |
|---|---|
| Tourism and Leisure | Up to 90 days |
| Business Meetings | Up to 30 days |
| Transit | Up to 7 days |
For more details on what you need to prepare, visit our Document Requirements page or start your request via the Apply Now portal.
The process involves completing a web-based form where you submit personal details and travel intentions. Once you finish the submission, your request undergoes a review by Zambian immigration authorities. You can monitor progress by entering your passport number or reference ID on the tracking portal.
Processing times can vary based on the volume of requests and the specific time of year. Both government fees and service charges apply to the application. You should ensure these are handled through the secure payment portal to finalise your request.
Philippines citizens can often request an extension at the local immigration office in Zambia, provided they apply before their current permit expires.
While the approval is digital, it is highly recommended to carry a printed copy to present to border officials upon arrival.
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