Trip Details

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Guide to Uganda

Places To See, Events, Pre-departure Information, Health Issues, Weather Information, History and Culture

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Travel Visas

All countries require travellers to have a valid passport (with a minimum 6 months validity).

Please note that upon arrival by air to Nairobi, Kenya, you can obtain a visa for US$50. This visa is normally valid for up to 3 months with multiple entries/exits permitted to Kenya and Tanzania only.

A visa for Kenya can be obtained when entering the country by land with the group, for US$50. This visa is normally valid for up to 3 months with multiple entries/exits permitted to Uganda and Tanzania only. Please note that Kenya is now strictly enforcing a "blank pages, condition of entry". All those requiring a visa on arrival must have at least two blank pages available in their passports. Failure to meet this requirement could mean that entry will be refused.

Please note that upon arrival to Tanzania by land, most nationals can obtain a visa for US$50 in $US cash, though the current cost for U.S nationals is $100, and this is valid for those who would be permitted a Tanzania visa while still in their own country. This visa is valid for up to 3 months with multiple entries/exits permitted to Kenya and Uganda only. On the final day of the tour, if you are not staying in Kenya for more than 24 hours, you may be able to purchase a transit visa, and these are usually $US10, and valid for 24 hours. Alternatively, you may purchase a normal visa US$25 (most nationals), which is valid for up to 3 months.

This information is accurate at the time of writing. Though as fees and policies can change, we highly recommend that you contact your local embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date visa requirements, or see your travel agent. It is your responsibility to have the correct travel documentation.