Tourist and Business Visa
ELIGIBILITY
I. Nationals of all countries are eligible to obtain a visa on arrival (V1) for a stay of up to
II. Nationals of the following countries are eligible to obtain a single-entry visa (VE-1) upon arrival for a stay of up to 90 days free-of-charge:
III. Nationals of countries who are members of the following international organisations are eligible to obtain a visa on arrival and waived visa fees for a stay of 30 days.
IV. Nationals of countries who are members of the East African Community are eligible to obtain a visa on arrival and waived visa fees for a stay of up to 6 months.
REQUIREMENTS
Travel Documents - Please ensure that your passport is valid for at least 6 months on the day of entry in Rwanda. No invitation letter is required for a business visa.
Health - Travellers coming to Rwanda from Yellow Fever endemic countries and countries with active Yellow fever transmission outbreak must present a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate upon arrival.
UPDATE: COVID-19 regulations on entry and exit of Rwanda apply.
FEE
30 days single-entry - USD 50
90 days multiple-entries - USD 70
Visa fees paid are non-refundable.
TO APPLY
Citizens of all countries will be granted 30-Days single entry visas on arrival without prior application. It is not compulsory to apply for a visa prior to arrival. Payment for the visa (if required) will be collected at the point of arrival in the country.
Apply for a visa online prior to arrival at IREMBO’s ‘Visa Application’. Processing of the application will take seven (7) working days.
All enquiries about online visa applications should be directed to the Directorate General of Immigration & Emigration in Kigali, Rwanda. We do not handle online applications at the High Commission
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Latest official communication on the Visa Regime
Public notice on Yellow Fever prevention measures and list of Yellow Fever endemic countries. For more information about Yellow fever, visit CDC.
There is no single affiliated Agent that is authorized to apply for visa on your behalf. Such Agents may mislead you and charge more than the visa fees.