Zimbabwe e-Visa for Qatar

Q: What if the passport expires before the e-Visa expires?

The e-Visa becomes invalid if the passport expires because it is linked to the passport used during the application process. A new e-Visa must be obtained with the new passport.

Q: What should I do if I’m facing issues completing my eVisa application form?

Review your details carefully to check that everything is correct. Refresh the page or try another browser. If the problem continues, contact Zimbabwe e-Visa support for assistance.

Qatar passport holders can easily apply for a Zimbabwe e-Visa online through a simple process completed in just a few steps.

This guide covers the different e-Visa types, the application procedure, and everything else you need to know before applying.

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Zimbabwe e-Visa Document Requirements

Passport Bio Page Scan Make sure the scan is clear, valid, and of high-quality. Don’t use damaged or expired passports.
Applicant Photo The photo must be digital, coloured, glare-free, and match the current appearance of the applicant.

Zimbabwe e-Visa requirements vary by selected e-Visa type; applicants should carefully review all requirements before applying.

FAQ: What if the passport expires before the e-Visa expires?

The e-Visa becomes invalid if the passport expires, as it is linked to the passport used during the application process. A new e-Visa must be obtained with the new passport.

Zimbabwe e-Visa Types

Qatari travellers can apply for different Zimbabwe e-Visa types depending on their purpose of travel.

Transit Visa: Single-entry visa allowing Qatari citizens to stay in Zimbabwe for up to 7 days for transit purposes.
Holiday Visa: Available as single-entry and double-entry for tourism and leisure visits, with stays of up to 30 days.
Conference Visa: Issued for conferences, seminars, and official events, available in single-entry and double-entry options for stays of up to 30 days.
Business Visa: Issued for business-related travel, available as single-entry and double-entry with stays of up to 30 days.

How to Apply for a Zimbabwe e-Visa?

Qatari nationals can easily apply for a Zimbabwe e-Visa by following the simple 3-step process:

Fill Out the Online Application Form

Enter the required passport and travel information in the application form.

Attach Required Documents

Upload all required documents for the Zimbabwe e-Visa application.

Make Payment and Submit

Pay the applicable visa fee online using any accepted method, then submit the application for processing.

Receive Approval

Once the processing is completed, the approved Zimbabwe e-Visa is delivered to the applicants' registered email address.

FAQ: What should I do if I’m facing issues completing my eVisa application form?

Review your details carefully to check if everything is correct. You can also refresh the page or try in another browser. If the problem persists, contact the Zimbabwe e-Visa support for assistance.

Processing Time for Zimbabwe e-Visa

Normal Processing	7 - 9 Working Days	A standard fee applies
Rush Processing	5 - 7 Working Days	An additional processing fee applies
Super Rush Processing	3 - 5 working days	An additional processing fee applies

The additional fee charged for faster processing is added to the total cost of the Zimbabwe e-Visa.

Note: The processing time provided is an estimate, and early approval is possible in many cases.

Tips For A Successful Zimbabwe e-Visa Application

Make sure all the details in the application form are correct and belong to the applicant.
Upload only the original scan of your passport; screenshots are not accepted.
Use the “Add Applicant” feature to include multiple travellers in one session to avoid submitting separate forms.
Check your email regularly so you do not miss any requests for additional information or documents.

Content Disclaimer: Although this information was updated in August 2026, travellers are advised to confirm the latest requirements with relevant embassies, airlines, and official authorities before travel.