Visa to Zambabwe

eVisa to Zimbabwe and Travel Information

Adults need a passport that is valid for more than six months after departure. A temporary passport or identity card will not be recognized. Children must have a child’s passport. At least two pages in the passport must be free for visas.

Visa and Passport Requirements

When traveling to other countries in southern Africa, at least two pages must be left free for visas. Please also note the entry requirements of the other countries to be visited.

Keep in mind that eVisa and the visa on arrival are a tourist visa that does not allow many business activities. If the intention is to extend the stay beyond the period granted in the visa or visit one of the neighboring countries during the stay, you must apply for a visa extension. If necessary, a change to a multiple-entry visa is required.

It is advisable to apply for the change or extension in good time to avoid unpleasant consequences such as postponing the departure. The immigration authorities in the larger cities can also make a visa extension or change. The Department of Immigration is responsible in each case.

About Zimbabwe Travel

Zimbabwe is one of the most beautiful and diverse countries in southern Africa. Unfortunately, the public view of the country’s positive tourist opportunities far too often lags behind political reporting.

Zimbabwe is travelable if you have some long-distance travel experience in countries outside the so-called “First World” and have professional organization and support behind you. The country has some of the most impressive highlights on the African continent.

At the Victoria Falls, the mighty Zambezi River falls abruptly over 100m at a width of over 1500m, one of the world’s seven natural wonders. More than 20,000 elephants and 17,000 buffalos live in the over 15,000 square meter Hwange National Park.

The Eastern Highlands and the Matobo Hills are very scenic. The ruins of Great Zimbabwe bear witness to an almost 1,000-year-old, largely unknown culture.

Lake Kariba is one of the largest reservoirs in the world.

Anyone who travels through Zimbabwe moves away from mass tourism through unbelievably diverse and beautiful landscapes, discovers breathtaking flora and fauna, and meets amiable people.

A confident, open attitude and a little talent for improvisation are sometimes not wrong. Zimbabwe can be discovered by rental car on a self-drive tour or in a small group.

Fly-in safaris are very popular with travelers on a tight schedule. Everyone should make a selection based on their personal preferences.

Takeaway

Due to the infrastructural conditions (only important highways are tarred), a Zimbabwe vacation should be planned professionally, depending on the scheduled travel time (dry season, rainy season). A reasonable ratio between “seeing a lot” and “relaxing” and a sensible route selection is essential.

After all, nobody wants to spend the entire vacation in a vehicle. You must assess the distances realistically.

In some parts of the country, 100 km of driving distance is much faster than in others.

For some stations, a minimum stay of several nights should be made. For others, an overnight stay is sufficient. Due to the limited number of accommodations and their seasonal availability, early booking is crucial.