Angola Visa Exemption: What You Need to Know
Angola has exempted 98 countries from tourist visa requirements, streamlining visits for travelers. Discover eligibility, conditions, and key details for visa-free entry.
Travelers from 98 countries no longer need to apply for a tourist visa to enter Angola. This new policy aims to boost tourism and ease foreign travel to the Southern African nation. Below, we outline the key details you should know about Angola’s visa exemption.
Which countries are covered by the visa exemption?
The Angolan government issued Presidential Decree no. 189/23 announcing visa exemptions for 98 countries. Below are some of the key nations included:
Europe: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Russia, and others.
Africa: Morocco, Algeria, Cape Verde, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, and others.
Asia: China, India, Japan, South Korea, Israel, and others.
Americas: United States, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and others.
Oceania: Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and others.
⚠️ Note: This exemption applies solely to tourist travel and does not cover work, study, medical treatment, or residency visas.
Conditions for benefiting from visa exemption
To qualify for visa-free entry to Angola, travelers from exempt countries must meet the following requirements:
Duration of stay: The exemption allows stays of up to 30 days per entry. Visitors may not exceed 90 days in total within a calendar year.
Passport validity: Travelers must present a passport valid for longer than their intended stay in Angola.
Border formalities: Exempt nationals must complete unspecified formalities at border checkpoints upon arrival.
International vaccination certificate: If required, travelers must present a valid international vaccination certificate.
Simplified process for other nationalities
Nationals of countries not on the exemption list can now benefit from streamlined visa processes. Diplomatic and consular missions have been instructed to deliver tourist visas within three business days, ensuring faster and more efficient visa issuance.
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