The Zimbabwe eVisa application portal helps eligible travellers obtain a Zimbabwe eVisa (an online travel document) in 3-5 days without visiting an embassy or consulate. 

Who can apply? 

Apply for the Zimbabwe eVisa if your nationality is on the list below.

Faq: What if my nationality is not eligible for a Zimbabwe eVisa?

Check eligibility for a regular visa or visa exemption under the Zimbabwe Visa Policy. 

Zimbabwe eVisa Types 

Applications for all these eVisa types are submitted online. 

• Transit Visa: Allows travellers to enter the country for a brief layover while travelling to the third destination.
  Validity: 30 days
  Max Stay: 7 days
  Number of Entries Allowed: Single.
• Holiday Visa: Allows travellers to enter the country for tourism, leisure, sightseeing, or visiting friends or family.
  Validity: 30 or 90 days
  Max Stay: 30 days
  Number of Entries Allowed: Single or Double.
• Conference Visa: Allows travellers to enter the country to attend an international conference, seminar, or workshop.
  Validity: 30 or 90 days
  Max Stay: 30 days
  Number of Entries Allowed: Single or Double.
• Business Visa: Allows travellers to enter the country for business-related activities such as meetings, negotiations, and discussions.
  Validity: 30 or 90 days
  Max Stay: 30 days
  Number of Entries Allowed: Single or Double.

Faq: What if my travel purpose is not covered by any available eVisa type? 

Do not apply under the wrong eVisa type. Contact the nearest embassy or consulate for the correct visa option.

Application Requirement 

All the applicants, irrespective of their selected Zimbabwe eVisa type, must upload a scanned copy of: 

1. Passport bio page 
2. Photograph
3. Proof of Residence in the country of origin or domicile

The requirements for the Zimbabwe eVisa will vary by eVisa type selected. Before beginning the application process, the applicant must know what documents they must have. 

Application Process 

Submit application online from anywhere; the application portal and visa support is available 24/7 

1. Step 1: Fill out the online application 
2. Step 2: Upload documents and pay the visa fee
3. Step 3: Receive the approved eVisa by email 

Application Processing Time and Fee 

The application portal offers 3 processing options to the applicants:

• Choose standard processing if the travel plans are not urgent.
• Choose rush or super rush processing if travel plans are urgent. 

The Zimbabwe eVisa fee varies by selected processing option. 

Track Application Status 

2 ways to check application status: 

• Once the application is submitted, the applicant receives status updates on the registered email ID. 
• The applicants can also self-track the status on the application portal. 

Why Choose Our Service? 

• Simple Application: Apply in a few guided steps with a clear and easy-to-use form.
• Complete Guidance: Get step-by-step support throughout the entire application process.
• Document Review: Visa expert checks ensures the submitted documents are accurate and complete.
• Faster Processing: Choose from standard, rush and super-rush processing.

Content Disclaimer: While the content reflects the latest update in April 2026, travellers should consult appropriate authorities and airlines to confirm accuracy before planning their trip.

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