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Armenia visa policy: Complete guide for travelers
Photo of Sergio Merino Sergio Merino
4 min read
Updated on Nov 29, 2024
Summary
  • Visa class: Electronic eVisa (Armenia Visitor Visa)
  • Difficulty rating: 10/100 (Very easy)
  • Approval rate: 99% through iVisa
  • Visa details: Single- and multiple-entry options available
  • Validity period: 90 or 180 days
  • Maximum stay: 21–120 days per entry (depending on visa type)
  • Processing time: 72 hours on average

Armenia offers various visa options including electronic visas, visas on arrival, and embassy visas, making it accessible for international travelers.

Learn more about Armenia's visa requirements and how to apply in this article.

Understanding Armenia's visa requirements

The type of visa needed depends on:

  • The traveler's nationality
  • Purpose of visit
  • Intended length of stay

Armenia offers several visa types to accommodate various travel purposes:

Visa Type Purpose Validity
Visitor Visa (V) Tourism, business, personal visits, medical treatment Up to 120 days; can be extended by 60 days
Official Visa (O) For individuals on official duty (e.g., service or official passports) Single or multiple-entry; valid for 1 or 3 years
Diplomatic Visa (D) For diplomatic passport holders or those with diplomatic status Single or multiple-entry; valid for 1 or 3 years
Transit Visa (Tr) For travelers passing through Armenia en route to another destination Single or multiple-entry; stay up to 3 days (extendable by 4 days)

How to apply for an Armenian Visa

Once you've determined which visa you need, you can apply in the following ways:

Visa-Free Entry: Citizens of certain countries can enter Armenia without a visa for up to 180 days within a year.

Visa on Arrival: Available to nationals of specific countries at designated entry points, permitting stays of up to 120 days.

Eligibility Details
Visa on Arrival (Nationalities) Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Chile, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Israel, Jordan, North Korea, Lebanon, Mexico, North Macedonia, Oman, Peru, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey.
Visa on Arrival (Resident Visa Holders) Available for individuals holding long-term resident visas in Western countries (Europe, Australia, Canada, USA, South Korea, etc.) or the Middle East.

eVisa: Eligible travelers can apply online through this website or the government eVisa Issuance System, and processing times can be up to 3 working days.

Learn more about the Armenia eVisa.

Embassy or Consulate application: Required for nationals of certain countries, often necessitating an invitation letter.

Armenia eVisa: Application process and requirements

The application process for an Armenian visa varies depending on the type of visa you're applying for. Here are the general requirements:

  • Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
  • Digital passport photo
  • Travel itinerary
  • Proof of accommodation
  • Sufficient funds for your stay

iVisa Pro Tip: "Many successful applicants recommend having all documents prepared in PDF format before starting the online application process." - Kerri Gregory, iVisa travel expert

Common challenges and solutions in the Armenia visa application

While Armenia's visa policy is relatively straightforward, travelers sometimes encounter challenges. We at iVisa help address these common concerns:

Processing time concerns

Based on customer feedback, applying during weekdays rather than weekends typically results in faster processing times.

If available, choose express or rush processing to avoid delays. We provide various options for every customer's need.

Document verification challenges

Always make sure to upload the correct format and include all required documents. Missing documents lead to a quick rejection.

We provide detailed guidelines and document review services to ensure your application meets all requirements before submission.

Payment problems

Customer feedback shows that many people encounter technical problems during the payment step of the visa process. One customer reports:

"I had already booked a flight for that week, but I when tried to submit my eVisa I couldn't complete the last step of payment (error), resulting in missing my trip." - Daria T., India

Always apply at least a few weeks before your trip, to avoid issues with the process or payment. Alternatively, apply through us and use our handy mobile app with various secure payment options.

Visa application success rates and tips

Our data shows a 99% approval rate for Armenia Visitor Visa (eVisa) applications. Here's how we maintain this high success rate:

Application stage iVisa Support
Pre-application Document review and guidance
During application Real-time assistance
Post-submission Application tracking

Kerri: "Many successful applicants recommend preparing digital copies of all documents in both PDF and JPEG formats to avoid any potential format issues."

Frequently asked questions about the Armenia eVisa

Can I extend my stay in Armenia? Yes, visa extensions are possible through local authorities. To avoid needing an extension, we recommend applying for the appropriate visa duration initially.

What happens if my e-visa application is rejected?

With iVisa's pre-submission review process, we maintain a 100% approval rate. However, if any issues arise, our support team assists in resolving them promptly.

Is it safe to travel to Armenia?

Armenia is generally safe for tourists. However, we recommend checking current travel advisories and avoiding border regions with Azerbaijan.

Can I work on a visitor visa in Armenia?

No, the Armenia Visitor Visa doesn't permit employment. Separate work permits are required for employment purposes.

Armenia entry points and border crossings

Armenian eVisas are accepted at:

  • Zvartnots International Airport (Yerevan)
  • Shirak International Airport (Gyumri)
  • Land borders with Georgia
  • Ayrum railway station

However, always check the Armenian government website for the most up-to-date info.

"Based on traveler experiences, arriving through Zvartnots International Airport typically offers the smoothest entry process," says Kerri.

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