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Do I need a visa to travel to Ethiopia?

All visitors to Ethiopia, with the exception of nationals from Djibouti and Kenya, are required to apply for a visa. See <link> for further information. Travellers who arrive at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport to catch a connecting flight to an onward destination do not require a visa.
Do I require an appointment to submit my application in person?

An appointment is not required. Please submit your application at any time during the Consular working hours.
How long does it take to apply for a visa?

It takes up to 3 working days to process a visa application. Postal applications take longer to process.
What forms of payment do you accept?

We only accept cash, bankers draft and postal orders. Please review the Table of Fees (link to fees table) for further information.
What is the status of my e-Visa?

e-Visas are administered by the Main Department of Immigration and Nationality Affairs in Ethiopia. You may check e-Visa status online at www.evisa.gov.et. Once e-Visa is approved, an approval letter is sent directly to your email address.

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Phase 1 of the refurbishment, the Consular Section, has been completed. During Phase 2 of the refurbishment, the Ground Floor, access to the Embassy will be via the Consular Section at the Basement until further notice.

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