Djibouti Multiple-Entry eVisa

Key Features of a Multiple-Entry eVisa

• Multiple Entries Allowed: The holder can enter Djibouti more than once as long as the visa remains valid.
• Overall Validity Period: The visa is valid for a specific period (e.g., 6 months, 1 year from the date of issue), during which multiple entries can be made.
• Maximum Duration Per Stay: Each entry may have a maximum allowed duration of stay (e.g., up to 30 days or 90 days per visit). It's crucial not to exceed this limit on any single stay.
• Flexibility: Offers greater flexibility for travelers who need to visit Djibouti repeatedly without reapplying for a visa each time.

Who Should Apply for a Multiple-Entry eVisa?

A multiple-entry eVisa is ideal for:

• Frequent Business Travelers: Individuals attending regular meetings, overseeing projects, or engaging in ongoing business activities in Djibouti.
• Individuals with Family or Personal Ties: Those who need to visit family or friends in Djibouti on multiple occasions.
• Tourists Planning Multiple Short Trips: Travelers who might use Djibouti as a base for exploring the region or who plan several short vacations to the country over a period.
• Anyone who foresees the need for more than one entry into Djibouti within the visa's validity period.

It's important to check if multiple-entry options are available for your specific purpose of travel and nationality, as not all visa categories or applicants may qualify.

Application Process and Requirements

The application process for a Multiple-Entry eVisa is generally similar to that of a single-entry visa, but may require stronger justification or additional documentation to support the need for multiple entries (e.g., more detailed business plans, proof of ongoing commitments).

• During the online application, select the multiple-entry option if available and applicable.
• Provide all standard required documents (passport, photo, etc.).
• Include any specific documents justifying the need for multiple entries (e.g., detailed itinerary for multiple trips, comprehensive business invitation).
• Pay the visa fee, which may be higher for a multiple-entry visa compared to a single-entry one.

The final decision on granting a multiple-entry visa rests with the Djiboutian immigration authorities.

For general application steps, see our Step-by-Step Application Guide.