Angola

Duration

30 Days

Duration

30 Days
  • Visit
  • Dependants
  • Work
  • Citizenship
Brief Duration Visa Angola

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  • Dependents
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Ordinary Visit Visa Angola

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ABOUT

Angola, the world’s twenty-fourth largest country, is a new home to tourists due to its natural environment. Including waterfalls, rivers, and coastline. They have a comparatively new tourist and business industry. The post-colonial civil war, ended in 2002.

The country is also growing in the field of natural resources. Their mining and oil sector is constantly growing. And the people around the globe are attracted to this business opportunity. Engineers worldwide and experts in the field see ample scope in the industry.

This visa allows foreign individuals to visit Angola for various purposes. You can obtain this specific visa under the mandatory condition of being invited by an Angola resident (company or person). Unlike other countries in the region, which allow citizens from many countries on arrival visas or without visas, Angola has strict visa requirements.

This visa allows you a time of 30 days, which can be extended upto another 30 days.

ELIGIBILITY

To get an Angola Visitor Visa, you must meet some basic requirements, which are as follows.

  • Have your passport with a minimum of 3 blank pages.
  • International Certificate for yellow fever vaccination.
  • Have no immigration related criminal convintions.
  • Proof of sufficient funds to travel.
  • Invitation letter by an Angolan citizen or authorization letter if a company invites you.
  • Hotel reservation in Angola.
  • Itinerary with a return ticket.

DOCUMENTS

All applicants are requested to submit the given documents.

  • Passport (valid for at least nine months)
  • Two actual passport photographs (female acceptably covered and males in shirts and ties).
  • Copy of your itinerary
  • Proof of enough financial means for the duration for visit.
  • Bank Statement for the previous two months.
  • Two application form signed by you.
  • Documents that prove your employment/unemployment.
  • Have a notarized guarantee letter sent by your sponsor.

PROCESS

Due to recent growth in tourism and business sector, Angola has developed an electronic visa platform. For 62 countries like the U.S and European Union countries, the Angola E-Visa service is available. Citizens of member countries can apply for E-Visa, this facility provides you official travel document. By using that document, you can have your visa on arrival.

Visa Processing Time
This visa takes roughly 6 business days.

DURATION AND FEES

Duration
The visa allows you to stay in Angola for a maximum of 30 days, however it can be extended for another 30 days. This visa can be utilized within 60 days after it is issued.

Fees
Apart from the online service fee of 50 USD, you must pay 120 USD at the immigration desk to get a final entry permit. Note that this fee may vary according to your nationality.

EXTENSION

This visa can be extended for another 30 days.

Exceeding your visa limit may result in detention. It is recommended to apply for an extension before your visa expires.

HIGHLIGHTS

Travel
Travel through the country on a visa.

Work 
Cannot perform any profitable activity.

Dependant 
No dependents allowed.

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