Zambia Ordinary eVisa Sample
Travellers from countries covered under the Zambia eVisa Policy are eligible to apply for the Ordinary eVisa.
Holders of the Zambia Ordinary eVisa may take part in the following personal travel activities:
The following activities are outside the scope of the Zambia Ordinary eVisa:
Each activity type listed above requires its own appropriate visa category.
|
Entry Type |
Stay Duration |
Validity |
|
Single |
90 Days |
90 Days |
|
Double |
90 Days |
90 Days |
|
Multiple |
90 Days |
90 Days |
The application process of the Zambia Ordinary eVisa is straightforward and user-friendly. Just follow the steps and get your eVisa.
A valid passport bio page showing the applicant's personal and passport details.
A recent colour passport-size photograph with the applicant's face clearly visible.
A letter from the Zambian host addressed to the Director General of Immigration.
A passport or NRC copy for a Zambian host, or an Immigration Permit copy for a foreign host.
A confirmed round-trip flight ticket as proof of intended departure.
The cost of the Zambia Ordinary eVisa varies by nationality, entry type, and selected processing speed.
Check passport validity
Your passport must remain valid for at least six months from your date of entry into Zambia.
Provide accurate travel information
Your travel dates and passport details must match the documents you submit with your application.
Check airline boarding requirements
Airlines may verify your eVisa approval and passport details before allowing you to board a flight to Zambia.
Respect the authorised stay period
Staying beyond the permitted duration stated on your visa may result in immigration fines or penalties.
Prepare for immigration questions
Immigration officers may ask about your visit purpose, your host's address, or your accommodation arrangements.
Yes. The Zambia eVisa application allows you to add multiple travellers using the “Add Applicant” option, so each person’s details and documents can be submitted within the same application session.
Yes. Every traveller, including minors, requires individual eVisa approval. A parent or legal guardian typically submits the application on behalf of a child.
Review the reason for rejection, correct the relevant issue, and submit a new application.
For assistance with the application process or any visa-related queries, contact the Zambia eVisa Support.
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