Visa on arrival, Tz

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Yes, as a South Korean passport holder, you can get a visa on arrival in Tanzania.

Visa on Arrival for South Koreans

• Eligible: South Korean citizens are among those allowed to obtain a visa upon arrival at Tanzanian ports of entry, including airports (Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar) and land borders .

• Fee: USD 50 is the standard fee for a single-entry tourist visa; in some cases (e.g., multi-entry or depending on entry point), it could be up to USD 100 .

• Processing time: Typically fast—your passport gets stamped within minutes or up to a few hours .

What to Bring & Prepare

Requirement Details

Passport validity At least 6 months valid from date of entry

Visa form Fill out on arrival (provided at airport/border)

Fee payment Cash in USD (new, undamaged notes); some airpoints may accept credit cards

Proof of onward travel Round-trip or onward flight ticket

Proof of accommodation Hotel booking or address in Tanzania

Yellow fever vaccine Certificate required if coming from or transiting a risk country, or visiting Zanzibar

Travel insurance (Zanzibar) Mandatory local insurance if entering Zanzibar, ~$44

Recent Traveler Experiences

From travelers on r/tanzania:

“Don’t even try to use the website, show up at the airport, give them a crisp $100 bill, and then get out of there.” 

“I have never been asked for proof of funds or onward travel in all the times I’ve been to Tanzania. Mind you I always arrive in JRO.” 

These align with official guidance: the process is usually straightforward—just have the essentials ready.

Alternatives & Extras

• E‑Visa: You may apply online in advance via Tanzania’s immigration portal. Processing can take up to 7–10 days, but experiences vary and occasional delays happen  .

• Embassy visa: The Tanzanian Embassy in Seoul recommends applying ahead of time to avoid any uncertainties .

Final Tips

• Bring USD cash (fresh, undamaged bills).

• Ensure 6+ months passport validity.

• Have onward ticket, accommodation proof, and Yellow Fever certificate if necessary.

• Optional, but helpful: purchase Zanzibar travel insurance in advance (~$44) if headed there.

• Be prepared to pay at arrival; get visa quickly and enjoy your trip.

Let me know if you’d like help with the e‑Visa link, embassy application details, or anything else!

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